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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1964
Page
3
Premier Roblin told Manitoba Legislature he seeks a federal response on the proposed transfer of the Winnipeg overhaul base. He planned a meeting with Mr Pearson to clarify undertakings about regional air centre policy and a study of Dixon Speas proposals, aiming to advance the base's future.
Canada approves a pasture improvement program funded with ARDA aid to help treat brush and weed infested pastures. One dollar per acre paid for half the pasture, plus 50 cents more for retreatment in two years. Applicants may receive aid for up to 80 acres at two pounds per acre initial application. Russian Peredovik sunflowers licensed by the CDA for production after testing in 1962 and 1963. Breeder seed available for foundation propagation. Lice control for beef cattle advised using malathion or Korlan on sunny days above freezing with label directions followed.
Liberal MLA Gil Molgat told the Manitoba Legislature that wide use of home made beer and wine should be legalized. He noted many new Canadians see such brewing as standard practice in their homelands. T. P. Hillhouse cited federal permits for spirits and supermarket access to malt for beer, while Manitoba law forbids home production. Attorney General Stewart McLean said the issue warrants serious consideration by the department.
Former Liberal premier D. L. Campbell proposes an alternate identification rule for fatal accidents where victims are disfigured, allowing clothing or an independent nonrelative to identify. Current law requires close relatives to identify victims, with emphasis on cases involving children.
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