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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 14, 1959
Page
7
The article notes Vasper Park Lodge Row activity with numerous delegates attending the Pinne' Chub Convenation and more than 180 other delegates expected at meetings held around the Laalpe through June. The scene includes discussions of recitations and related events at the venue.
A historic home training guide outlines initial water acclimation for Johnny and Jimmie, focusing on breathing, bobbing, and rhythmic patterns. It covers deep-water safety, guided area tours, and progressive steps to dead man’s float, prone float, and front rescue positions with emphasis on steady practice and adult supervision.
A Northland humor page recalls a Wall Street financier confronting his wife with another man and a calm reply about rights. It also jokes about aging pensioners amid doctored youth, a confused hotel encounter, debutante bravado, whimsical poetry lines, and quirky home tips.
The first major Canada to United States shipment of turkey breeding stock was made by F A and M G Tufford of Portage la Prairie Manitoba. Two shipments totaling 7600 turkey hatching eggs went to Keyeslin Turkey Farm Goldthwait Texas. The Texas importer plans a hatchery supply flock from the Tufford Broad Breaster Bronze Strain and emphasizes pedigree selection for early maturity feed efficiency and meat yield under the Canadian Record of Performance program. Manitoba Agriculture notes fertility and hatchability factors are monitored.
Canada’s two major railways cut payrolls sharply as business declined with 18 000 workers removed from the payrolls in 1958. The drop marks a ten year low in railroad employment amid reduced demand and restructuring across the sector.
Red Cross warns water skiers to wear life jackets as water sports move fast and accidents can occur quickly. Emphasizes safe boating for a happier variation of the sport.
Sail boat pattern 457 teaches building a small sail craft with step by step instructions and materials list for lake pond or bay use. Also included in the Variety Package of Craftsman Patterns Packet 64all for $1.75. Department PPL Home Workshop Patterns 44138 West Std Avenue Vancouver B C
Printed pattern 4766 offers a kid dress with lilac sleeves and a twirly skirt. Includes yardage 21? yards of 35 inch fabric and printed directions. Send name address style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept in Toronto.
Widespread drought and high winds in southeastern Saskatchewan gave way to timely rains that revived crop growth and lifted spirits. Farmers recall the droughts of the thirties but now see crops advancing and fear of another long drought fading as moisture returns.
In a year marked by 43 forest fires costing 2454 to extinguish the Boundary district emphasizes wood as a main wealth source. The piece urges fire prevention, use of wood in building, and strong backing for loggers and mills to advance forestry and conserve timber.
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