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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 31, 1965
Page
6
Continued from Page 1, Riverland notes reflect on time and change. An ex-teacher recalls forty years ago while Mrs Naima Frank celebrates a birthday with friends. Don and Mrs Smith plan a holiday after a busy year in public health nursing and teaching.
Mrs. Mildred Hampton reports social events in Victoria Beach and Traverse Bay. A stag for Edwin Thomas of Grand Beach followed a recent marriage, a surprise birthday for Mrs. Errol Smith, a Bonnie Hampton shower at Legion Hall, and visits from relatives in Kenora Winnipeg and Vancouver. Sympathy extended to Rodger and Ellebene Bouthillier on their mother’s passing.
AECL established the Whiteshell Division at Chalk River to develop WNRE research and recruit staff. AECL assumed WRNE operations in July 1963 as Research and Development and other branches began at the site. Staffing rose from inception, with 378 employees now and projected growth to about 1,500. The Health and Safety Branch oversees employee health and public safety, treating radiation as an industrial hazard managed by a trained safety team.
The document outlines WRNE safety training for about 200 staff including 20 lectures on handling radioactive materials, regular safety meetings, and instructional films. It compares instant flour to regular flour, noting moisture absorption, price, and storage needs, and suggests flavoring experiments with orange zest and juice in baking.
Homemakers praise instant blending flour for dispersing in cold liquid with no sifting, accurate measuring, and quick, dust-free mixing. It eases pie crusts brownies and sauces and can replace traditional methods in a rush day world, noted as creamy white and fine like sugar.
Free information on arthritis and rheumatic diseases offered by The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society Manitoba Division located at 825 Sherbrook Street in Winnipeg Manitoba.
The Lac du Bonnet MacLeod's Store officially opened on Thursday August 26 with Mayor A Campbell leading the ribbon cutting. Attendees included V C Hardy MLA O Bjornson and Winnipeg officials. Prizes were awarded over three opening days with 36 items won by local and distant residents. A note on prize pickup followed. The piece ends with a health update about mosquitoes and disease spread in animals and humans.
Sleeping sickness appears in Manitoba horses this summer with 53 clinical horse cases reported in July and August. No human cases confirmed though a 14 year old boy was observed in hospital. Disease evenly distributed across the province and many horses were vaccinated earlier in spring.
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