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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1961
Page
3
Turcotte and Mrs and are noted in the audit by the Federal district bureau of circulation. The line references the Springfield Leader and a regional interest in Reston, with the Bureau of Circulations oversight.
Miss Shirley Helms of the Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation urges storing eggs at 0 degrees Fahrenheit under moderate humidity and buying from refrigerated displays. Grade A eggs remain solid and yolk peaked, while grade B are less fresh but fine for scrambling. A home freshness test uses the white and yolk. Homebooklets on egg cooking are available from the department. In Manitoba, crop acreage sprayed with herbicides fell to a six‑year low in 1961, down from 2,693,000 to 1,488,000 acres, with usage per acre rising slightly due to drought.
Patsy Clarke and Jimmy Anderson wed November 18 amid a November 22 school shower. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Howard marked 25 years on November 21. Alberta Roulette recovers from a stove mishap. Anglican church fowl supper praised, funds raise sixty nine dollars. 4-H sewing club box and pie social November 24 funded the school Christmas tree. cuckoo clock won by E. Newsham of Bissett. John Normand returns from Thompson for a visit, recalling old friends including Bill Munn.
The Ukrainian Catholic ladies bazaar raised 308 dollars and thanks donors. Kalin family toured to British Columbia and the United States in October visiting relatives and enjoying mountain scenery and fruit. Mr. J Neva is recovering at home. Sincere sympathy to the Silinski family after the recent death of Mr. P Silinski.
A Manitoba column argues for a constructive view of law enforcement and civic progress. It contrasts adult attitudes toward minor violations with the need for young people to see police as protectors, and credits farsighted planning and local effort for community advancement aided by outside help.
The United Kingdom and Canada clash over access to the Heath opening statement on talks with the common market. Canada presses for a full text while Britain offers an abridged summary. Ottawa challenges Britain’s stance amid U.S. power-export disputes and a Guardian front-page dispute.
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