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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 21, 1964
Page
5
A playful collage of dialogue and quips from a family scene and social chatter. Teen daughter marvels at a rock number while her father recalls odd mishaps with ducks and freight cars. Jokes mix with light flirtation and witty exchanges about liberty, Caesar, and puns, ending with a verse about love.
The first zip-top can designed for canned meats has been introduced in the United States. The all aluminum container uses a pull-up easy-lift tab, opens faster than key-type cans, and encloses contents in a cup-like interior allowing easy removal. Enamel interior enables refrigerating leftovers without flavor loss. Also advertised: electric motors and equipment with prices from Newton Enterprises Ltd in Newton, Man.
Late winter and early spring poultry complaints highlight lice and mites as major issues that reduce weight and up to 20 percent production. Chewer lice stay on birds while mites are blood suckers found in cracks around roosts and walls. Controls include Malathion dust, Malathion or DDT sprays, nicotine sulfate, thorough premises cleaning between flocks, separating old and young birds, and banning wild birds from the poultry house. A provincial booklet on lice and mite control is available.
The Fay family of Waterman Illinois started a one family pork promotion enterprise and has sold over 20000 barbecued pork chops at three county fairs in the last two years. Each plate includes two chops beans and applesauce served on a paper plate. Price is $1.25 per plate and sales occur during meal hours only.
Frank Appleby of Pinkham spoke at Regina about using Churchill port to ship wheat to Russia. He said Russians offered ships if the Saskatchewan rural municipalities association could supply grain, and noted ice could allow a month of shipments though Churchill if approved. The port would have cut transit distance from Fort William to Montreal.
More than 2,000 Saskatchewan farmers had signed up with the provincial all risk crop insurance board to the first of April. Deadline for receipt of crop insurance was April 15. The program guarantees farmers a cash return per acre when a crop fails due to crop production hazards.
The native low blueberry bush stands as Newfoundland's sole commercial fruit crop, shaping regional agriculture and market reliance. Local growers rely on its hardiness and suited climate, while buyers expect seasonal harvests and steady supply.
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