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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1964
Page
7
The U S Department of Agriculture expects to spend about 140 million dollars on domestic beef for the National School Lunch and Needy Family programs. Purchases aim to bolster U S cattle prices after a seven year low. School beef will be choice grade frozen ground beef and boneless round and shoulder roasts. needy family beef will be canned.
Registered Pomeranian puppies available from Percy Renner in Bayfield Ontario. Prices start at $50 and up for healthy, well bred pups. Contact for details on availability and care.
Geese are hardy and profitable for farms across Canada though they lay fewer eggs. With proper housing, wind protection, shade, and predator defense, adult geese winter well. Growth can be optimized by timed feed restriction followed by full feeding, given lush pasture. A 1961 booklet from the Experimental Farm Service in Ottawa explains methods, available via Ottawa or the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture.
A reflective piece by Mildred Allen urges wives to keep hearts in marriage and praise husbands for their weekly deeds. It extols versatile motherhood and glamour, stresses bread-and-butter love needs extra warmth, and invites sharing nature’s beauty with children to deepen joy.
Melinda Wayne 23 daughter of John Wayne registered for a Los Angeles marriage license with Gregory Munoz 26. Judy Garland and Glenn Ford reportedly split after a short romance while Stefanie Powers dates Eddie Fisher. Tony Curtis Christine Kaufmann expect a June ceremony and an Orient trip was canceled for his film role. Dina Merrill listed among World’s Best Dressed. Belafonte receives RCA plaques for million selling records.
Boating writer Stan Davies recalls learning the craft in the 1930s while hauling food and gear for gold prospectors in Northern Ontario. He describes varied boating experiences from the Great Lakes to Acapulco and Australia, emphasizing practical, accessible boating for ordinary readers and teasing a soon starting Boating Clinic column.
Exported apples from Canada reached 3.4 million bushels by February end, up from 2.7 million a year prior. The 1963 production hit a record 22 million bushels, lifting March 1 stocks to 3.4 million, 6 percent above last year and 35 percent above the 1958-62 March average.
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