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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
6
The article highlights milk and dairy foods as rich sources of calcium and phosphorus for strong bones and teeth, high quality protein for tissue building, and vitamins A and B2 riboflavin for immune health and energy. It emphasizes using evaporated milk, cottage cheese, sour cream, whipping cream, and buttermilk in baking or as is to gain nourishment. June is Dairy Month, encouraging consumption of dairy products.
Warmer days bring visitors to town with fishing, visits, and summer plans. Local column notes high schools out, summer jobs start, and family gatherings. News covers weddings, arrivals, and out of town guests from Winnipeg, Portage la Prairie, Wawa, and Nashville with festive details and playful anecdotes.
Provincial hort iculturist F J Weir promotes paint up and clean up efforts linked to farmstead and home grounds contests. He notes two project types, a home ground improvement competition and a scaled provincial finals, with groups like Women’s Institute or chambers urged to sponsor local events to boost 1967 visibility.
Riverland column notes engagement of Dale Frank and Shirley Trask. Mrs Kay Grabke decorated a wedding scene with gifts and a lunch. Bingo at St Boniface Church awarded $2000 to Lily Pearson. Ontario visitors Mr and Mrs Agnes Frank join Naima Frank and Anna Erickson plans Vancouver trip June 28. Gunner Frank recovering from leg graft at Deerlodge Hospital. Elgin Moore and M unsaid Ontario visitors at Dave Pearson's.
A 2:00 p.m. May 22 ceremony at St Paul Lutheran Church River Hills united Iris Elaine Merke and Ronald Archibal Aithenhead in marriage. Rev Eppler officiated with Mrs Rudy Howx as soloist singing Oh Promise Me. Bridesmaids wore yellow chiffon and carried cascades while Margie Aithenhead served as Matron of Honor.
The Pinawa Lions report busy months with a Hard-Times dance raising funds for dry-cleaning and storage of Tom Thumb sweaters, sponsoring Del Dunford for Gimili Leadership, and presenting a Canadian Flag to the Pinawa Scout-Guide group. They bought Little League trophies and set up a governing body with volunteer umpires, noting their all-star team beat Lac du Bonnet 9-2. Coaching help is welcome via J Spencer at 753-2102.
Lion Harry Smith is praised for his committee as a busy program unfolds with a Fishing Perry at 5 a.m. a fastball tourney from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. a kiddies parade at 9 a.m. a bicycle rodeo at 9:30 a.m. Carousel at 11:30 a.m. Channel Canoe Race at noon and fireworks at 10:30 p.m. The next dinner meeting will install the new executive.
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