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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 28, 1961
Page
3
An independent weekly publication in Springfield outlines its schedule for Tuesday editions across the Spring District, detailing distribution timing and district coverage. The notice emphasizes editorial independence and targeted local readership within Sitiker Pashaeeistrict.
National Education Week invites Canadians to reflect on the 1961 slogan Stay in School. The piece argues automation lowers demand for untrained labor and emphasizes the need for grade twelve or higher, university or technical training, and lifelong education to avoid unemployment and strengthen national progress.
Home Economist News explains how slim and flared skirts require different slips, with new nylon fibers like nylon tricot and nylon satin tricot shaping design and care. It covers fabric types, color trends, fit guidance, and construction checks such as straps, seams, darts, hems, and durable trimmings, plus label reading for care and fiber content.
Manitoba farmers face adequate registered seed for 1961 though barley durum wheat and oats may be tight if sowing rises. Seed wheat exports to North Dakota Minnesota remain high, with flax seed ample for most acreage. Conference Week for Farmers and Homemakers at the University of Manitoba features women sessions and a major panel on The Farm Home of the Sixties, with talks on dinnerware and home economics.
The legislature debates hospital premium hikes and Liberal support for a national health plan while clashing with the CCF over a provincial federal health scheme. Premier Roblin defends action limits as Campbell presses for proof on bribery charges amid a tense, partisan mood in the chamber.
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