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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1958
Page
4
In this Times of Wesakkiwin Alberta column, a crowded home layout is blamed on unused basements. It argues converting basements into a combined laundry and play area, replacing old furnaces, can create a quiet, practical family space. The piece highlights modern heating as a key improvement.
The Eston Drive In Theatre will open on Monday April seventh as signs of approaching summer. Local youth anticipate a season of sport while the town roots for positive results from the new drive in. In other news the Eston River side Rockets train hard to overcome their fire for the season and Riverside Golf Club players Fred Dudley Cec King and Denny Beckstrand completed nine holes on March thirtieth with minor hazards noted at the gully creek.
An ordinary shoe box is ideal to store jelly jars. Fill each box with filled jelly glasses and label the lid. This creates a dust and dirt proof storage place and stacks neatly when space is crowded.
Malmo Turkey Farm near Wetaskiwin operated by Lovell and Gordon Moseson and Fritz Enarson grew from a 10 turkey hobby into a commercial venture over about a decade. Three adjacent farms house 1500 hens per barn with artificial breeding producing about 3000 eggs daily shipped to hatcheries province wide.
Hon. Russ Brown announced O. R. Green's resignation as Director of Information for the Saskatchewan Department of Travel and Information. Green plans to return to news reporting publicity and public relations after joining provincial civil service in 1947 and becoming director in 1957 amid department reorganization. He previously worked at the Regina Leader-Post and served three and a half years in the Canadian Army during the war.
The Maxville fire hall burned early Sunday, causing $8000 in losses including building and hoses while both fire trucks were saved but badly damaged. A passerby reported the alarm around 2 am. the building was never locked and a live cigarette butt is suspected.
Ethel Barrymore helped popularize the running quip "That's all there is there isn't any more" noted as a signature line attributed to her during performances. The remark became associated with her stage persona and public appearances, reflecting a crisp closing edge in her dialogue.
The Honorable J. T. Douglas opened a new two way radio system to link Regina Weyburn and Carlyle base stations with 15 units including snow plows patrols and supervisory cars. Plans call for 100 to 125 units and expansion across the province.
Nearly one thousand plants vines shrubs and trees have furnished dyes across eras. The diverse sources include numerous species used for textiles pigments and artwork, reflecting regional cultivation and trade.
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