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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1959
Page
15
An open house will be held Saturday June 20 from 2:00 to 5:30 p.m. CST for invited guests, mainly trade associates involved in constructing the modern eviscerating plant. The event marks the official opening of Lakeview Turkeys Limited processing facility.
Springtime brings wild creatures into view and urges respect for their habitat. Do not remove cubs or fawns as mothers are nearby, legal permits may be required, and taming or keeping wild animals harms them and people. Leave wildlife where it belongs and enjoy the outdoors responsibly.
The piece urges making dental care a routine for young children starting at age three. It notes that many youngsters already have dental problems and require repairs as part of early care.
Annual conventions for the twelve districts of the Manitoba Farmers Union occur at strategic rural points this month. Members may voice opinions on agricultural issues and policy while voting powers remain with elected delegates. District No. 10 meets at Beausejour Town Hall on June 24.
The article notes the appeal of window washers on tall buildings while stressing the necessity of safety devices like belts and goggles. It emphasizes that these protections prevent pain and injury and urges their use to safeguard workers.
Victoria Beach column from Page 10 describes teachers Mr and Mrs Neufeld Laurie and Verna in Fort Garry with Pete teaching grades 7 and 8 at General Steele. Author rushes to send copy before Sports Day ends while awaiting Grand Marais results. Community pins rink and hall painting and Bingo night preparations with pie baking underway as weather cooperates.
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