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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
2
The article explains cancer as a local disease that becomes invasive, with surgery and radiation as primary treatments. It warns against unproven cures and quackery, urging prompt removal and reliance on reputable health agencies for future cures.
A gardener’s daughter defies expectations by planting tulips with quiet resolve, turning a small act into a statement of independence and care for her home garden and community.
The Emerson Golf Club executive announced a one day open event this Sunday inviting the public to visit the course. Humboldt High School Band will parade and perform a concert under Tom Davis. The 46 piece band and 13 member majorette group will play one hour at the course starting 1 30 PM. A silver collection will defray expenses at no admission. Golfers from Morris St Jean Altona Dominion City Ridgeville Pembina St Vincent Halleck are expected. Bearded Morris players will tee off in the afternoon as the 76th Morris anniversary is noted.
Calcium supports bones and teeth health, sourced from milk, cheese, eggs, canned salmon, sardines, broccoli, turnips, dried and fresh beans. Ice cream also provides calcium.
Carrot River Boy Scout Troop invited to attend Camp Easter Seal training at Manitou Beach Watrous May 17 19. Crippled Children’s Council of Saskatchewan funds the rustic camping project for underprivileged children and asked the Scouts Association to provide a training session. About ten Bronze Arrowhead leaders will join for an overnight camp, leaving Saturday afternoon and returning Monday night.
Mr. John S. White, president of Imperial Oil Limited, states in the 1958 shareholder report that strong resources, high income, population growth, and enterprise-friendly policies support continued expansion. The company’s sound finances, modern plants, and skilled personnel position it to weather current difficulties and benefit when the economy resumes an upward trend.
Sven, a 2300 pound Holstein ox principal to Pion-Era since 1955, died at Lone Star Ranch Baldwinton Saskatchewan. The seven year old animal pulled the Red River Cart and drew weight guessing crowds at Saskatoon Jaycees event. Officials seek a replacement and ask owners who can donate a suitable ox to contact the Western Development Museum Saskatoon.
The Canadian Red Cross urges public attention during National Water Safety Week, June 15 21, noting last year over 1000 Canadians drowned. It cites simple safety rules for water use and calls for shared responsibility among citizens, parents, boaters, and recreation users to reduce deaths.
The global horse population fell from 114 million in 1928 to 90.5 million in 1938 and 76 million in 1950 due to motor power adoption in farming and transport and military use, reflecting a shift in technology and warfare.
During moulting, penguins lose condition and the birds become thin and frail as shedding of old feathers proceeds, leaving them near skin and bone in many cases.
Jake Klassen administrator of Bethesda Hospital resigns after four years to become director of relief services for the Mennonite Central Committee in Korea. He leaves in July and will receive official instruction at MCC Chicago on May 16 to coordinate all MCC services in Korea.
A historical note suggests cotton cultivation began in India around 1500 B.C. This origin hypothesis frames later spread to other regions and civilizations, highlighting early agricultural innovation and trade connections.
Campaign committee chairman Mel Weekes of the Egg Producers Free Marketing Association says 40,000 of the estimated 60,000 producers could go out of business if a compulsory egg marketing plan becomes law. He counters J. H. Harrison of the provisional marketing Board who urged education of small producers and warned that removing grade B eggs could hurt small operators. Weekes urges voluntary quality improvements and says compulsory action would crush many small farms.
Saskatchewan Transportation Company has received three of five new Western Fiver Canuck passenger coaches from Winnipeg. The delivery increases total diesel buses to 33 as the fleet is modernized for better efficiency and comfort. New features include soleX tinted glass and power steering for reduced glare, heat and improved handling on soft roads.
A forger is described as someone who taints the cheque system by passing counterfeit names and altered documents, undermining financial trust and prompting scrutiny of payment methods.
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