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Springfield Leader in Springfield, Manitoba

03 Jun 1975

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Springfield Leader

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Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 03, 1975

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4

Obituaries: Anton Smyrski and Helen Romano

Two death notices from Beausejour and Pine Falls. Anton Smyrski aged 82, longtime Manitoba resident, died May 27 1975 in Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre. Survived by eight sons and six daughters with many grandchildren. funeral at Russell Funeral Chapel Beausejour and interment at St. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church Thalberg. Helen Romano aged 65 of Pine Falls passed away May 27 1975. predeceased by husband Henry and infant daughter. Survived by three sons, one daughter, six grandchildren, and siblings. prayers and funeral at St. Theresa’s Pine Falls with interment Pine Falls Cemetery. Russell Funeral Home Beausejour in care.

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Health Sciences Centre Anton Smyrski Flora Ave Winnipeg Thalberg Manitoba Russell Beausejour St. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church J. Iwanchuk Pauline Peter Mike Steve Toronto Joe David Brightstone Larry Brian Norman British Columbia Mary Lesosky Bill Hunnie Anne Dick Hendrickson Audrey Adolph Molinksi Teenie Glenfields John Trojanowski Pinawa Edward Walesiak Helen Russell Funeral Home Ltd Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre Helen Romano Pine Falls Henry Constance Mary Leonard Jim Dave Jean John Brusse Charitina Vegreville Alberta Pearl Beause
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Thanks for the cards and hospital visits

Dawn Usackis thanks friends relatives and classmates for cards and gifts during hospital stay and at home. Fred and Rose King thank relatives friends and organizations for cards and presents while Fred was in Health Sciences Centre Winnipeg. Jackie Hodge thanks friends for farewell tea and gifts in Lac du Bonnet May 20. Rob and Donna MacPherson express gratitude for farewell party gifts and four years in Lac du Bonnet.

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Fred Health Sciences Centre Winnipeg Rose King Grace Hospital Dr. Arnot Jackie Hodge Lac du Bonnet Donna MacPherson Rob
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Licenser Appointed for Silicosis Hazard Areas in Manitoba

Dr. Walter Krywulak, provincial occupational health director, announced a licensing role for workmen in silicosis prone industries in Manitoba. Robert M. Baxter will act in his absence. Licences require medical fitness for mines foundries quarries and similar jobs longer than sixty days. Regular x rays and lung tests run through the Sanatorium Board with costs shared by the Workers' Compensation Board. A study on asbestos types used in Manitoba industries is in progress. Briefs from Milk Producers' Association and Marketing Board seek higher dairy prices to cover costs and raise farmer salaries.

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Walter Krywulak Laurent L. Desjardins Desjardins Robert M. Baxter Krywulak Occupational Health Division Sanatorium Board Workers’ Compensation Board City of Manitoba
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Milk Price Rise Decision Delayed by Manitoba Board

The Milk Control Board of Manitoba will not decide on a milk price increase until mid June after finishing a comprehensive analysis of dairy company operations. Board Chairman Dr. Paul Phillips said the board has requested substantial information not provided at the recent hearing and will use it with existing materials to determine the requests. Milk processors and distributors seek about four cents more per quart, while briefs range from rolled back to 30 cents for homogenized milk or a 12-cent to 60-cent per quart rise.

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Milk Control Board of Manitoba Paul Phillips Phillips
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Dawn Usackis The Milk Producers’ Association Milk Producers’ Marketing Board I A Royal Bank Total Farm RED Cross Ray Struss Telephone
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