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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 13, 1973

Page

2

Meat Boycotts Put Pressure On Prices Across North Markets

The piece notes rising meat costs in Portage la Prairie with talk of meat boycotts in Winnipeg and Toronto. It explains how boycotts affect supply, not necessarily prices, as packers buy less from farmers, risking reduced livestock and higher future costs. It cites government inquiries, wage versus price growth, and the complex chain from farm to table.

Portage la Prairie United States House of Commons Toronto Statistics Canada Commons Food Committee Dominion Winnipeg

More Financing For Water Systems In Manitoba

Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration and the Manitoba Department of Agriculture increase financial aid for farmers installing modern water systems. PFRA grants cover up to 50 percent of eligible costs to 560 dollars, including well development, screens, casing and cribbing. Rural Water Services adds aid up to 300 dollars or 15 percent of outdoor costs and offers bulk-purchasing. The PFRA grant starts April 1 and forms a joint package to streamline applications via local agriculture representatives.

Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration Manitoba Department of Agriculture Manitoba PFRA Department of Agriculture Erv Griffin R.W.S Rural Water Services Agriculture Technical Services Branch Norquay Winnipeg

Private auto insurance: Spivak backs multiple providers

Manitoba opposition leader Sidney Spivak urged allowing private auto insurers alongside Autopac. He proposed a rates review board with consumer representation to curb excessive premiums, citing success in taxicabs and trucking. He contrasted with Premier Schreyer’s fire insurance plan and warned against monopolies. The remarks followed a northern Manitoba tour.

Manitoba Sidney Spivak NDP Fire Surance Autopac Spivak

Stop Worrying About Growing Old

Canadians over 65 number more than 1.7 million and grow by about 100 daily. Maurice Miron and four panelists told the Victorian Order of Nurses meeting that elderly needs include home health services, social centres, and accreditation for nursing homes. They urged community programs, better nutrition, mobility aids, retirement preparation, and a shift to valuing the experienced over youth.

Maurice Miron Canadian Council On Social Welfare Order of Nurses E. D.sherman Montreal Sherman Mary Gibbon Hamilton Eustace Jackson

Three-Wheeled Vehicle Registration Debated

The Mantropa Legislature passed second reading on a bill to register a new three wheeled vehicle under the Snowmobile Act. St Jean Enterprises of St. Jean, Manitoba manufactures the vehicle. Highways Minister Burtniak opposed the measure, preferring registration under the Highway Traffic Act and promising amendments. A new bill for all terrain vehicles may follow after the election expected in late June or fall.

Mantropa St. Jean Man St.Jean Enterprises Porter Burtniak NDP

Browndale Official Plans Meeting Over Sanatorium Purchase

John L Brown of Browndale International says he will meet Ninette residents to ease concerns about buying the former Ninette Sanatorium for a centre for emotionally disturbed children. He noted few objections are expected as the project is new to the area.

Browndale International Ninette Ninette Sanatorium John L. Brown Toronto

Manitoba urges grasshopper control with timely spraying

Manitoba officials say hoppers hatch first and should be sprayed promptly before they move into fields. Dimethoate sold as Hopper Tox and related labels remains available, with livestock kept off grazing land 48 hours after application. Infestation above 13 hoppers per square yard in grassy areas warrants chemical control. detailed guidance is in the Grasshopper Control in Manitoba brochure.

Dave Smith Manitoba Department of Agriculture Mr. Smith Grasshopper Control Manitoba

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