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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 19, 1960
Page
4
The president of Federated Co operatives Limited denounces payola trading stamps and misleading ads as signs of moral decline in business. He condemns premiums aimed at children and urges co operatives to remain a distinct, growth driven movement in Saskatchewan Manitoba and NW Ontario.
A science brief notes that the average density of the sun is about one-fourth that of the earth. The finding highlights differences in composition and gravitational structure between the star and our planet.
Miss Seifert argues tariffs protect domestic industry by raising prices on imported goods to help Canadian firms stay in business. She notes tariffs create jobs through factory employment and related infrastructure, and that consumer choices affect wage earners and national living standards.
Leather Industries reports a new durable flexible finish widens patent pump styling from morning through evening. Real patent leather adds mirror brightness, with stacked heels for day and sleek stilettos for after work. Jewelled toes, vibrant underlays, and bold colors from bronze to electric blue redefine spring glamour.
A twelve cabin martin house colony mounts on a pipe with removable backs for cleaning. Pattern 454 shows each step in making and mounting and costs 50 cents. It is included in the Bird House and Feeder Packet No. 32 with four popular patterns for $1.75.
Two toned Easter eggs are easy to craft with hardboiled eggs dipped in two coloring dishes. The joining edge is hidden with glitter banded cement, and additional decoration can include Rickrack braids or sequins. A dash of vinegar intensifies the color.
Saskatchewan agriculture official D H Conrad underscores prelay preparations for chicks including proper space at least a half square foot per chick until four weeks, then one square foot per chick, clean housing, fresh water, sanitary conditions, early ordering of stock, and use of quality starter feed to ensure profits.
The Manitoba Minimum Wage Board after study and hearings recommends to the labor minister a provincial minimum of 66 cents per hour in urban areas and 61 cents in rural areas for both men and women. This represents an eight cent increase.
The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool board authorizes an interim payment of 30 cents per bushel on rapeseed delivered to the 1959 60 pool. The total pooled rapeseed payment becomes 1.80 dollars per bushel, combining the initial 1.50 dollars on delivery.
The Canadian Junior Red Cross reports 1,372,336 children enrolled as members. They are organized in more than 40,000 classroom branches across all provinces, showing wide reach of the organization.
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