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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1958
Page
2
Winnipeg juvenile court judge E. J. Heaney told 175 attendees at the Uth annual meeting that discipline is essential to healthy family life and social conduct. He linked liquor abuse to home breakdown and delinquency, urging fair chances and decent examples for youth who remain largely sound.
A speaker urged a public relations campaign to inform 9000 square miles about the Children’s Aid Society problems and to gain financial backing. Re‑adjusting home life is the main goal to keep children at home, with removal to foster care only as a last resort. He praised Dr. H. S. Atkinson and Bruce Jones for their work with unfortunates. The Manitoba Leader Portage la Prairie Man June 12 1958.
About 50 people from the Adair 4-H Garden club and guests toured Regina in seven cars. They visited the Museum of Natural History, the Institute for the Blind, Regina Leader-Post plant, CKCK television studios, and viewed teletype news, composing and press rooms, ending with a return trip home after a day of activities.
A concise explanation states that water cannot exceed its boiling point regardless of gas intensity. The statement clarifies that increasing heat cannot raise water’s temperature beyond 100 degrees Celsius at standard pressure.
Canada celebrates the coast-to-coast microwave network linking Sydney Nova Scotia to Victoria British Columbia. The 3900 mile system, built by the Trans-Canada Telephone System, enables same-day telecasts and calls, with CBC and private stations connected across the country. It features 139 relay stations, towers up to 350 feet, and video tape relay and live broadcast capabilities expanding Canadian television reach to about 80 percent of the population.
Fifteen people were granted Canadian citizenship in Humboldt District Court sittings. Presiding Judge A B Gerein administered the oath of allegiance and reminded the new Canadians of their responsibilities and privileges. Sixteen more applied for citizenship before the judge. A blue whale can weigh as much as 25 elephants or 150 oxen.
Pattern 367 shows steps and actual-size guides for cutting braces to build sturdy play equipment from stock lumber. It is one of five full-size numbers included in the Outdoor Playment Packet No 25 offered for 40 cents, or $3.75 for the full packet. Order Bend, Home Workshop Patterns, P.O. Box 4433 West Avenue, Vancouver, B.C.
Eight mountaineers from Vancouver sections of the Alpine Club of Canada and the BC Mountaineering Club plan a month long ascent of 15 300 foot Mount Fairweather on the Alaska British Columbia border. They will fly June 14 from Vancouver to Lituya Bay with bases at 5 000 feet and parachute drops of supplies. The expedition includes two doctors and uses a ham radio station at Lituya Bay for outside contact.
Hon. R. Bend, Manitoba minister of health and welfare, opened new health and diagnostic units at Souris district hospital in a public ceremony. The ground floor spaces cost about 21000 funded by provincial and Canadian grants, with one third covered by two municipalities repaid via district rentals. The diagnostic unit led by W. Alison has operated since April 1, with local technicians Tom Donnelly and Miss E. Duma updating equipment including a 200 MA rotating anode X ray machine, as radiologist Dr. J. Locke visits weekly.
The statement highlights stark inequities in global health access. A quarter of people enjoy adequate medical care, another quarter have limited access, while about half lack meaningful opportunities to obtain medical services, underscoring widespread disparities.
An estimated 200 million residents live in the Yangtze river basin in China, representing about a tenth of the global population. The vast basin supports dense urban centers and extensive agricultural activity amid diverse ecosystems.
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