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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
3
Manitoba livestock branding notice urges producers to register brands before placing cattle on pastures. Unrecorded brands are illegal and could lead to prosecution under the Animal Husbandry Act. The guidance stresses using hot iron or electric brands, proper technique, and hygiene to ensure durable, legible marks.
The Orangeville Pathead Sheep Club held a meeting on Wednesday February 19 at Ross Thompson’s home with Gary Thompson named Junior Leader. Members plan a Winnipeg day tour during Easter holidays and a whist drive and social hour are set for March 20 at Katrime Hall. The next meeting will be at Edwin Hodge’s home with lunch served by Mrs. Thompson.
Mr and Mrs K Buchholz and Daryll of Winnipeg visited the Buchholz parents. Many Winnipeg and Portage area guests visited various local homes. Get well wishes go to Mrs Forzley who is being treated in Winnipeg. Plan set for St Patrick supper in the hall March 13 at 6 pm followed by a programme. Bonspiel details delayed by mild weather.
Manitoba agricultural officials report rising farmer interest in corn due to strong last season, seed demand, and corn silage use. Special crops agronomist Dave Durksen notes seed supplies are limited. growers should order now and plan plant density, row spacing, and fertilization to reach about 15 000 plants per acre.
The University of Manitoba hosts Farm Conference Week February 24 to 28 with a session on four-wheel drive tractors. Dr. G C Zoerb of the University of Saskatchewan will explain if the newer tractors justify the extra cost, speaking February 27 at 1 30 p.m. in the Agricultural Auditorium.
Manitoba government created 314 new positions in 1963 with 121 increasing workloads in the health department as the Civil Service Commission tabled its annual report in the Legislature. The report notes expansions in the mental health program and ongoing education department activity.
Two Manitoba legislators Gil Molgat and Ed Schreyer filed notices to seek the appointment of a public protector. The resolutions call for an Ombudsman appointed by the Legislature with a yearly report on all investigations, citing models in Scandinavia and extensions to New Zealand.
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