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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 01, 1958
Page
8
A balanced diet is essential for health and resistance to colds. Dietary deficiencies can hinder the body's ability to fight germs. Nutritionists list food groups for a balanced diet and free copies of Canada’s Food Rules are available from provincial or local health departments.
The hospital plan requires employers with five or more workers to register staff and leaves self employed and small firms to register at municipal offices from May 5 to 31. By July 1 the plan will begin, with about 660,000 Manitobans already covered by employers and around 450,000 awaiting municipal registration.
The Rural Scene criticizes the post election shift in Canada, noting the decline of splinter groups like the CCF and warning they will continue Marxist propaganda. It argues they seek to transfer spending power to the government and urge resistance to preserve freedom and independence.
The steam locomotive No 1158, a 4640 type built in 1913 for the Canadian Northern Railway, retires after 45 years with CNR and will join a western transport exhibit. It weighs 277,500 pounds with ten tons coal and 5,000 gallons water, driving wheels 57 inches, cylinders 20 by 24 inches, producing 25,770 pounds of tractive effort.
Manitoba farmers report seeding to the earliest since 1962 with mid April progress in the south. By April 22 seedings reached 50 percent in Morris Winkler Portage and Melita as strong winds caused soil drift and damage in light soil areas and the Red River Valley.
The Morden Manitoba Experimental Farm has conducted major plant testing since 1916. W A Cumsning reports hundreds of ornamental plants grown tested and distributed for wider adaptation across the Canadian prairies. About 1600 woody ornamentals and 1300 herbaceous perennials are under test at Morden Farm.
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