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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
3
Manitoba farmers can have soils analyzed this spring, with test results in a week to 10 days. Samples must be dried properly before sending to the University of Manitoba lab. For legumes and grass, 0 to 6 inch depth suffices. cereals need three depths for testing.
The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce warns a wage increase could harm workers with limited productivity. It argues some earners can only reach the current rate and that welfare should be funded by taxes, not by higher wages, while opposing welfare content in wage board budgets.
The annual co op meeting featured Lorne Carter and Clarence Mc Intyre reelected to two year terms. A panel discussion with W C Tate Harold Empey and Al Werbinski explored finances and governance while MLA D L Campbell could not attend due to poor road conditions. A contest produced winners Mrs Jean Young Jack Dunbar and Sid Hay. A resolution urged federal action to establish a Cooperative Act under federal jurisdiction.
A German World War II giant cannon at Trondenes near Harstad may be sold for scrap or shipped to Canada for space research. McGill University seeks two units for weather satellite launchings while a museum display is planned for one. Transport costs and an Aug 1 deadline affect decisions.
Miss Onalee Rudd of the Department of Agriculture notes a shift to bold full drapery in window decor. She emphasizes richer colors, textures, and modern design replacing older green shades and army fans.
The piece notes young children prefer mild flavors and varied textures, with foods served in bright colors like red gelatin and orange carrots. It suggests finger foods such as carrot strips and small lettuce chunks, served luke warm and unmixed, while cautioning against heavy casseroles for toddlers.
The piece argues that forcing children to eat harms appetite. A relaxed, pleasant mealtime with conversation reduces resistance and helps children eat more willingly.
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