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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1959
Page
2
A devotional urging that actions must be guided by God rather than personal instinct. Illustrations show a night-class student and a busy housewife acting only if God approves, emphasizing heart faith, Holy Spirit guidance, and the difference Christ makes in life. It cites 1 Peter 1:7-9 about faith and salvation.
Shipments of baby chicks turkeys and ducklings move through Winnipeg as Western Canada poultry farms ramp up for spring. Officials expect heavier loads next week with total shipments this year similar to 1958 when about 36 000 cartons passed through C N terminals across the West. Each carton contains 100 chicks.
Purchasing power cannot rise from wage increases alone. gains require higher productivity and stable prices to be effective.
Premier Duff Roblin led a meeting to form a five member Royal visit operating committee in Manitoba with Derek Bedson as coordinator and five provincial and Winnipeg officials. An advisory panel from major provincial groups will guide the operation and collect public input for the Queen's summer visit with stops in Virden Brandon and Portage.
The Herald Hanna Alta reports an uptick in deer along the Scapa trail north of Hanna. motorists on this narrow winding road face risks after Dalton Viste struck a large deer, which later died from injuries. Other near misses are noted and drivers are urged to stay alert.
Saskatchewan poultry commissioner urges producers to ready premises before chicks arrive. Clean and disinfect thoroughly, air and dry well, use lye solution for scrubbing, then disinfect and seal with Carbolineum or mite paint. Whitewash surfaces for lasting protection. allow two days to cure.
The Times of Irma Alberta reports merchants join the Alberta Municipal Police Association in no longer cashing cheques from strangers. If any cheque is cashed the customer must place a thumb print on the cheque and provide identification including driver’s licence, car details, address, and phone number.
Hon. C. M. Fines announced financial support up to 100000 from the Automobile Insurance Act for high school driver training in Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan Highway Safety Council is developing the course for teens with plans for extracurricular delivery in many schools. The aim is to reduce highway accidents as teenagers gain skill and responsibility.
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