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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1975
Page
12
Manitoba announces about 475 miles of snowmobile trails across southern regions. Maps detailing the park trail system are available from the Parks Branch or Tourist Branch at 200 Vaughan Street or at the nearest park office. No designated trails beyond this system are listed.
The notice outlines church services at Lac du Bonnet Lutheran Church of the Cross and notes snowmobiling in northern Manitoba provincial parks with skiing trails and a safety handbook available in Winnipeg. It also covers a Canadian campaign to ban spring traps, India’s tiger conservation project with 5.2 million dollars for reserves, new degradable plastic Ecolyte from the University of Toronto, and credits the Manitoba Forestry Association for the information.
In loving memory of a father who died January 14 1973. The rolling stream of life goes on yet the vacant chair recalls his voice and smile. Lovingly remembered by son in law, grandchildren and daughter Lucy.
Cards from Mel Laurila Liz Laurila Julie McLean Helga Mathers and others express gratitude for hospital care sledding accident visits flowers and cards after bereavement. Names include Sid dall Leila Joy John Markusson Gladys Urban Arnold Urban and locality Pine Falls Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Lenart Larson announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Lorraine to Cameron Podolsky son of Mr and Mrs Morris Podolsky of Lac du Bonnet.
Car and Elsie Hapko announce the engagement of their daughter Jacquie Hapko to Barry Nixdorf. The couple became engaged on December 21, 1974 with wedding plans set for August 16, 1975.
Mr and Mrs M McHugh announce the birth of a daughter named Catherine weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces at Pinawa Hospital on January 13 1975. The family resides in Lac du Bonnet Manitoba.
The government cautions Canadians on nonprescription medicines and warnings against excess use. It notes risks from aspirin and codeine in pain killers, cautions about laxatives and vitamins, and urges consulting pharmacists or doctors for persistent symptoms. It also warns against boric acid products for children and emphasizes immunization to prevent diseases like polio, diphtheria, and measles.
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