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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 10, 1958

Page

2

Leadership training drives 4-H growth in Canada

At the twenty seventh annual meeting in Winnipeg James JD Moore, Council Secretary-Manager, notes leadership training as a key 4-H driver. Enrollment nears 75,000 with girls surpassing boys for the first time, and 10,000 locals aid provincial agriculture departments. He praises extension departments, leaders, and publicity outlets across Canada.

Ing Moore Canada France England Scotland India Ceylon Pakistan Italy Philippines National Office For Information and Literature Departments of Agriculture 4-H Courtcil Enterprise Eatonia Sask

Indian Head Converts to Mercury Vapor Street Lights

The Saskatchewan Power Corporation completed full mercury vapor street lighting in Indian Head by weekend, with workers expanding into residential areas. The switch, funded by the Corporation, will raise bills but provide brighter illumination and remove Indian Head from the label of poorest lit community from Regina to the Manitoba border, as originally noted by C. Bysick.

Indian Head Power Corporation Corporation Regina Manitoba C. Bysick Saskatchewan Power Corporation Sask

Airport single ownership mooted at St James meeting

A Winnipeg city council letter urged St James to join in pressing the federal government for single ownership of Stevenson airport, presently run jointly by St James and Winnipeg through the Airport Commission. A negotiating committee was set up, with no power to act. The Leader, St. James, Man. About 1000 A.D. the Chinese minted coins shaped like items they purchased.

Winnipeg St. James Stevenson Airport Airport Commission

Old Medicines Safety and Disposal Advice

Antiques are not always valuable and old medicines require careful disposal to protect children. Empty liquid medicines before disposal, flush pills and liquids down drains, and store remaining supplies in a locked or out of reach container. Label containers clearly and seek immediate medical help with the substance container if poisoning occurs.

Awaiting That Blessed Event Diet Rules for Expectant Mothers

The expectant mother's diet is key to health for both mother and child. Ada's Food Rules serve as a basic guide recommending at least one and a half pints of milk and one egg daily.

Canada

Canadian student recounts Ottawa citizenship tour

A 17 year old Portage la Prairie boy, Robert Golinoski, describes his trip to Ottawa for An Adventure in Citizenship. He met peers from across Canada and saw Parliament in session while reflecting on Canada as a developing nation with shared governance and distinct language and religion.

Portage la Prairie Robert Golinoski Ottawa Robert Portage Rotary Club Canada House of Commons National George Nelms Rotary S E. McDonald Parliament Hill National Gallery of Canada National Museum Chateau Laurier Paul Martin RCMP L. H. Nicholson John Diefenbaker Parliament The Daily Graphic

Quebec shrine founder linked to survival tale

Fishermen from France built the first chapel in gratitude for survival of a perilous Atlantic crossing. The St Anne de Beaupre shrine is tied to this early gratitude narrative.

Quebec St. Anne de Beaupre Shrine Niagara Falls Bobby Leach France

Canada U S telex link inaugurated between Victoria and New York

The telex exchange began between Victoria British Columbia and New York City marking the first point to point tele-printer service by Canada and the United States. It is operated jointly by C N Telegraphs cP Communications and Western Union with officials including George B De Luca and W A Bennett and Averell Harriman.

Telex Victoria B.C New York City George B. de Luca New York State Averell Harriman W. A. Bennett British Columbia Canada United States C. N. Telegraphs C.p. Communications Western Union

Cottage Fire Safety Rules for Summer Homes

Coal oil lamps and stoves pose fire hazards in cottages if fuels aren’t handled safely. Do not pour coal oil into stoves to start fires. Keep oil burning stoves clean and in safe places, store fuel outdoors in a cool shady spot, hang lamps low from ceilings away from walls, place on stable tables, and store matches with lids out of children’s reach.

Corinthian Architecture Described By Characteristic Columns

The piece outlines Corinthian design features noting slender fluted shafts and ornate carvings in widespread architectural analysis. It emphasizes the decorative capitals and proportional elegance that define the style.

Soil drifting worst for years in Manitoba crops

Manitoba farmers face unprecedented soil drifting during the second week of May. Subsoil moisture is adequate but the surface is very dry. Early-sown grain survived cold but some was lost to blowing soil, requiring possible re-seeding. Weed growth caused further reseeding in a few cases. With warm weather, land preparation and seeding continue, flax sugar beets and sunflowers planted in the south, wheat seeding nearing completion in the extreme south, pastures improving slowly but rain is needed.

Manitobs C. L. Shuttleworth Shuttleworth

Souris Chamber Seeks Roadside Park Plan

The Souris Chamber of Commerce has asked Deputy Minister M J McMullen of Trade and Commerce to establish a government roadside park in Souris. The move follows the chamber’s formal request and signals potential development for local travelers and tourism.

Souris Chamber of Commerce M. J. McMullen

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