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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
3
The Agricultural Stabilization board sets a 13.72 per standard ton support for imported raw sugar based on a 128 percent relationship to the average value. If the monthly fob value drops below 4.29 cents per pound, producers earn 1.28 cents per pound for each cent below that threshold. The board urges producers to secure a contract at least equal to the past decade’s average to maximize returns amid volatile world prices.
Manitoba veterinary laboratory and the livestock branch warn that sweet clover hay stored in high moisture can convert coumarin to dicoumarin, blocking blood clotting and risking sudden or slow livestock death. Symptoms include rapid pulse and pale mucous membranes. Alternate feeding with grass hay to reduce risk.
Manitoba government estimates expenditure for the year ending March 31, 1964 total 136 million dollars. Education leads with about 38.69 million, health 21.46 million, welfare 17.54 million, with public works 14.68 million and agriculture and conservation 12.58 million. Other major allocations cover the treasury, attorney general, mines and resources, public utilities, labor, and industry. Grants from education include 28.49 million for general schools and 5.38 million for the University of Manitoba.
A brisk digest of curiosities and facts from MAL BOYLE on weather kite history, balloons replacing thermometers, new paper products, scale of the universe, viruses and memory, biological warfare, Kangaroo naming legend, soap history, and quirky trivia including frogs and the King of Hearts.
A compact collection of quotes on sincerity from Emerson Sterne Eddy Seneca Julius Hare and others. Notes value of truthful feeling and alignment of speech with life across several historical thinkers.
The Edrans curling bonspiel concluded Monday evening with winners across four events led by C. Oliver of Edrans in First Event and H. Hughson of Pine Creek in Second Event. Harold Brown of Firdale took the Largest End. Local visitors included Mr and Mrs Jim Currie and families from Wellwood and Arden with notes of a spring goose laying.
Agriculture Minister Hamilton announced that the federal premium for grade A hogs will be restored to $3 effective April 1, the start of the new fiscal year. The reversal follows a prior cut from $3 to $2 on September 4, 1962, aimed at cutting government expenditures. The measure is expected to save about $1,345,600 by year end and supports production of lean pork for domestic and export markets.
Water skiing, a popular outdoor sport, can threaten swimmers and canoeists if the skier and crew are careless. The boat driver and the observer should avoid areas with swimmers and small craft operators to prevent incidents.
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