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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1973
Page
7
Soil tests from Lethbridge Research Station show ammonium nitrate fertilizer applied over four years to bromegrass and crested wheatgrass remains mostly in the top two feet. Excess moves little beyond three feet, indicating economical rates protect water courses while keeping nutrients available for next season’s growth.
The Manitoba Mental Health Research Foundation seeks 300000 for local mental health research. Chaired by Dr John Adamson, with members from Winnipeg General Hospital and University of Manitoba, it aims to study causes of emotional illness amid rising welfare costs and diverse rural urban challenges. Public contributions welcomed to Winnipeg address R3C 268.
The Farm Credit Corporation expects a large rise in Saskatchewan loans this year to exceed 40 million dollars, up from 31.4 million in the current year and 17.5 million in 1971, a corporation official said recently.
Maurice Peloquin, a St. Boniface NDP executive member, said he will oppose Manitoba Tourism Minister Larry Desjardins for the party nomination in the next provincial election. Peloquin argues Desjardins is out of touch. a nominating meeting may occur after the Legislature session ends. Desjardins, elected in 1969 as a Liberal, aided Schreyer’s minority NDP government and later joined the NDP cabinet in 1971.
Directors and staff of the Children's Aid Society of Central Manitoba met with Task Force representatives on Health and Social Service Care reform. Linda Brakken urged solving organizational and delivery inequalities in Manitoba health care amid rising costs. The White Paper recommends community based reforms, district health boards, and pilot community health centres, with local participation and resource allocation decisions. Members present included A. J. Rutherford, Bruce Fraser, Mel Narvey, J Mayer Rabkin, Rev. N. Quigley, Rev. S. Walmsley, and others from Portage la Prairie Rathwell and Gladstone.
W A C Bennett, 72, announced at the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Vancouver Island meeting that he will not run in the next provincial election. He did not say whether he would resign his Okanagan South seat and noted his Social Credit party was defeated by the NDP in the last election. He criticized NDP bills including the Land Commission and urged farmers to refuse government land sales and contracts viewed as forcing farmland sales at 190 prices.
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