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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 01, 1955

Page

2

Saskatchewan links with Manitoba and Alberta in microwave setup

Saskatchewan Government Telephones conducts the first step in testing a microwave system to connect with Manitoba and Alberta. Tests will run from Moosomin to Regina and onward toward the Alberta boundary along the Trans-Canada route, using three towers and relocatable gear from Bell Canada.

Saskatchewan Manitoba Alberta Muirhead Ohio Physical Engineering Saskatoon Regina Bell Telephone Company of Canada Great Lakes Bell Company Miamitoba Telephone Trans- Canada Telephone System Manitoba Telephone System Reaper Man Moosomin Telephone Exchange Whitewood Grenfell Sintaluta McLean Craven Findlater Craik Bladworth Hanley Exchange

Home Workshop Pattern 298 Stencil Techniques 1800s

Revival of softly shaded metallic stenciling in early American decorative arts. Describes restoring Boston rockers Hitchcock chairs trays and other tin and wood antiques and decorating modern pieces with pattern 298. Includes needed materials methods and notes pattern price 35e.

Boston

Weekend furniture pattern for home workshop project

Too many home workshop projects are time killers unless couples collaborate. The sketch demonstrates straight cut hand saw frames and a sofa built from three chair units with added ends. Pattern 369 guides stock sizing and upholstery choices with large step by step illustrations. suitable for ordinary weekend builders. postpaid 35 cents to Department P.P.L. Home Workshop Pattern Service Vancouver B C.

Civic turnout hits 95 percent in aluminum center election

Keen interest in civic affairs marked the new aluminum center election as 95 percent of registered voters cast ballots. Voter turnout reached a high level, with strong participation across wards and anticipation of policy changes.

Ritimat B.C

Recipe for a Happy Day Card Style

A quirky set of instructions for mood care. It advises friendly words patience time and warmth, adding humor and personality. It treats happiness as a shared recipe with measured care and careful mixing for a calm, personal enjoyment.

Alberta farmers win 27 Soil Awards in Save-the-Soil drive

Twenty seven Alberta farmers receive Save-the-Soil certificates for high scores in the 1954 campaign, recognizing efforts to stop soil erosion weeds and disease and to foster shelter belts, good farming practices and crop yields. Notable awardees include Chris Rosendale Picardville Alphonse House Morinville William Flyn St Albert G M Clark North Edmonton R Rigney Bon Accord John Komerniski Waugh S J Melville Fort Saskatchewan R K Banister A Harke A W Deretzke South Edmonton G L Macdonald Carvel Hugh Campbell Edmonton Walter Courser Victor Courser Harold Stretch Leonard Johnson Ivan Lewis Allan Lewis Ponoka Ed Skocdopole Roy Graham Ingrid Anderson W J Platt Alfred Christensen Stumpf Brothers Spreeman and Sons Olds Ken Darling ton Hespero Robert Smith Eckville.

Alberta Chris Rosendale Picardville Alphonse House Morinville William Flyn St. Albert G. M. Clark North Edmonton R. Rigney Bon Accord Alfred Christensen The Stumpf Brothers Spreeman and Sons Olds Ken Darlington Hespero Robert Smith Eckville

Apple Yield Variances Across Canadian Provinces in 1951

The average yield per bearing apple tree in 1951 ranged from 5.7 bushels in British Columbia to 3.3 bushels in Ontario Quebec and New Brunswick and 2.1 bushels in Nova Scotia.

British Columbia Ontario Quebec New Brunswick Nova Scotia

Edmonton refinery expansion boosts capacity to 45000 bpd

Edmonton reporters note that the current expansion of the refinery area will raise the capacity of all Edmonton refineries to 45000 barrels per day. A second sentence mentions medieval knights with 16 foot lances as a tangential wartime fact.

OIL Industry Edmonton

Potatoes Offer Nutrition Beyond Calories

A Alberta nutrition specialist notes potatoes supply vitamin C and B vitamins plus iron, with moderating fat and calories when prepared wisely. Wet season soggy potatoes reduce quality. pricking skins before baking helps moisture escape, and draining mashed potatoes prevents sogginess while preserving appetite.

Wise Joyce Lewis Alberta Department of Agriculture

Kiwanis to Turn 11 Acres Into City Park

Regina Kiwanis Club began converting 11 acres in the southwest part of the city into a park. Plans include picnic grounds, a football gridiron, a cinder track, a baseball diamond and a band shell.

Regina Kiwanis Club

Lethbridge Telephone Subscribers Tripled in a Decade

The city of Lethbridge now has 9,572 telephone subscribers, a threefold increase over the past ten years reflecting rapid communications growth.

Lethbridge

U.S. Dairy Surplus Seen Shrinking in 1955 Outlook

The Agriculture Department reports 1955 milk production near 124 billion pounds and domestic usage around 121 billion. Surplus dairy stocks are expected to fall if export shipments exceed two billion pounds, with ongoing Section 416 program disposals likely reducing stocks by year end though ten billion pounds remain.

Federal Department of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture United States U.S.D.A

Appetizing recipes for cookies and print designs

A recipe set describes creaming fats with brown sugar then eggs and milk, folding in dry ingredients, chilling optional, shaping dough into small balls, and stamping prints. It notes variations and yields 70 cookies for Mrs Westmore and about 45 for the author, with flour dusting and hot oven baking.

Local farm councils form to guide Manitoba agriculture

Local farm councils will advise agricultural representatives and identify key farm and home problems. Volunteers of 10 to 15 members will include leading farmers and 4 H club leaders. Problems reach research institutions at Manitoba universities and findings return to farms via extension services to boost farm profitability.

University of Manitoba Faculty of Agriculture and Home Economics Experi Robertson Manitoba

Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale

Wanda and Billy and Kenny and Sue visit grandma for a treat and stay an hour. A pretty wind up toy plays gay music in grandma's front room, drawing all three children to listen intently before they promise to return another day.

Wanda Billy Kenny Sue

Enquiries Rise at Canadian Travel Bureau in 1954

The Canadian Government Travel Bureau reports 397,594 individual enquiries in the first eight months of 1954, up 15.5 percent from the same period in 1953. This reflects growing public interest in international travel and government resources.

BC Salmon Industry Earns Forty Million Annually

Needler of the Pacific Biological Station in Nanaimo says regulations enforceable to let salmon reach spawning beds are under study. Last year BC caught 9.5 million sockeye, 8 million in the Adams River run. Freshwater diversions threaten production. ambergris found at Vancouver Island station. Also notes on helping trout fishing in urban areas and Arctic Oceanography work near Franklin.

Needler Pacific Biological Station Nanaimo British Columbia Adams River Fraser River Coal Harbor Vancouver Island Canadian Joint Committee On Oceanography Arctic Circle Franklin Navy Labrador U.S

Establishment of Manitoba Vegetable Marketing Board Discussed

Vegetable growers will hear arguments for and against creating a vegetable marketing board in Manitoba during the opening night of their second annual convention. Meetings run January 26 to 28 at the Government Building Winnipeg with panel chair E S Russenholt and six speakers: Nebozenko Portage la Prairie Wilson Oakville Chuckry Bird's Hill Brown Norwood Grove Guenther Steinbach and Praznik St Andrews.

Manitoba Vegetable Growers’ Association of Manitoba Government Building Winnipeg E.S. Russenholt Canadian Co-op Wheat Producers W. S. Nebozenko Portage la Prairie A. G. Wilson Oakville

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