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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 29, 1974
Page
5
Marguerite Molgat explains knit fabric sewing requiring a sharp No 11 needle and balanced loose tension. Polyester or cotton cover threads provide needed elasticity. test tension on scraps and adjust so both threads break together. Focus on light pressure, tissue paper, and oiling the machine. a booklet and cost info are available from local Ag Rep offices.
A U S delegation reports tainted American wheat linked to a microscopic disease spore, shipped to China last year. Deputy assistant secretary Richard Bill notes China’s strict import rules. U N FAO standards were insufficient. Several consignments reportedly were turned back due to the taint. Bell cites China’s more intensive sampling as the key issue and a report on prevention is expected next weekend.
Chief Electoral Officer Jean Marc Hamel said the old spending rules apply for the current election, with the new Election Expenses Act not yet in force. The act will cap spending, require audited reports, and set per-voter limits for candidates and parties. Prime Minister Trudeau urged governing parties to follow the spirit of the law, while David Lewis signaled readiness to do so.
Premier Ed Schreyer announced four inspection teams from water resources and other agencies will tour Manitoba in coming weeks to assess flood damage. Municipalities may list damages and repair costs and apply for up to half of the province's share after approval. The plan includes possible use of student workers for repairs. Roger Bacon linked to early telescope lens use is noted in passing.
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