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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 04, 1958

Page

7

The Modern Trend and Civic View in Various Towns

A collage of brief notes from Canadian weeklies discusses education focusing on knowledge over skills, farm pond use for water and fire protection, independent merchants vs chains, bird feeding, US wheat surpluses, public council efficiency, NATO science cooperation, and National Health Week awareness with regional mentions including Grande Prairie, Bonnyville, Hagersville, Gananoque, Picton, Estevan, Carleton Place, and Lahute.

Hagersville Qnt

Souris waterworks begins lime and salt softening plant

A $25,000 automatic water softening plant at Souris waterworks goes into operation. Softened water should reach all consumers by week’s end with new rates effective next week. Salt use expected near a ton daily.

Souris Municipal and Public Utility Board K. J. Nielsen Oshkosh Filter and Softener Company McKenzie Man

Work to be done at Crimson Lake park

Ernest Ross, chairman of the Crimson Lake park board, says the provincial and dominion governments will spend about $4000 on park work from now through spring. The plan aims to provide winter jobs and improve the park as unemployment remains high, benefiting local citizens in Mt. Mountaineer, Rocky Mountain House, Alberta.

Ernest Ross Crimson Lake Park Mountaineer Rocky Mt. House Alta

Ammonia plant opens near Kingston with 90 staff

The $9,000,000 ammonia plant of Canadian Industries Limited near Lake Ontario 13 miles west of Kingston goes into commercial production. Daily capacity 200 tons. Plant employs 90 people under A A Perley and H M Sherwood. Fuel oil driven synthesis uses advanced controls and pollution safeguards with Dr Thomas W Beak monitoring Lake Ontario impact.

Canadian Industries Limited J. D. Converse Cil’s Chemicals Division Canada Lake Ontario Kingston Texaco Thomas W. Beak Ottawa Millhaven Works A. A. Perley H. M. Sherwood CIL Millhaven

Grasshopper Forecast Maps Warn Provinces of 1958 Infestations

The 1958 forecast map for grasshoppers covers 663000 acres of severe, two million in moderate and six million in tight categories across 116 municipalities. R E McKenzie announces first serious outbreak since 1951 and plans a February control conference for municipalities to coordinate actions. Copies are available from the Plant Industry Branch in Regina.

R. E. McKenzie Canada Department of Agriculture Kenzie Plant Industry Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture Regina

Jiffy Knit Cape Pattern for Women Six Sizes

A jiffy knit clutch cape pattern in a lace design suited for all occasions. Pattern 7195 provides directions for women's sizes 36-38, 40-42, 44-46 using knitting worsted. Bend thirty-five cents for this pattern to the Household Arts Department in Toronto.

Household Arts Department Department P.P.L Front Street Toronto

Welfare work making history in Yellowknife

Constance Evans, executive director of the Children's Aid Society, says welfare work in Yellowknife is shaping history as natives are increasingly absorbed into the community. She cites native girls seeking marriage as a path, notes feelings of inferiority and deprivation, and stresses the Children's Law as the standard for a child’s rights, from a loving home to education and employment.

Yellowknife Constance Evans Children’s Aid Six Nations Canada News of the North N.W.T

Helicopter Refuels at East End Highway Station

John Collison of Texas landed the helicopter at the Royalite service station on Highway 39 in Estevan to refuel with 24 gallons of top grade gasoline and a quart of non-detergent oil. Staff Casey Casswell, Percy Williams, and John Dorman serviced the craft, checked tire pressures, and polished the windshield before Collison resumed his Dawson City to Texas survey flight with one passenger.

Eastend Estevan Royaliie Highway 39 John Collison Texas Collison Dawson City Yukon Casey Casswell Percy Williams John Dorman Royalite Station Mercury Sask

Revelstoke Draws Interest From U S Students

Three letters to Revelstoke Board of Trade come from San Antonio New York State and Portland Oregon. Each writer is a university senior seeking summer work after reading glowing accounts of Revelstoke. Insulin is derived from pancreas glands of slaughtered livestock.

Revelstoke Board of Trade Officer San Antonio Texas New York State Portland Oregon Revelstoke, B.C

National beef grades revised by Canada Department of Agriculture

The Canada Department of Agriculture announces a national revision in beef grading effective January 16, 1958. It splits the old Commercial grade into Standard and Commercial, with Standard potentially meeting consumer demand for leaner meat. The Standard ribbon mark will be brown, and grading remains optional where not required by provinces.

Canada Department of Agriculture

Dayliners Run By CPR Fleet of 43 Trains Worldwide

The CPR operates a fleet of 43 dayliner self-propelled diesel cars, making it the second largest railway fleet of this type in the world.

CPR

Regina Women’s Club short story contest calls for entries

The Regina Women’s Canadian Club invites entrants 18 and older from Saskatchewan to submit Canadian setting short stories of about 2000 words. One story per person. essays not accepted. Prizes: 25 for first, 15 for second, 10 for third, seven honorable mentions. Entries due by March 31, 1958 to Mrs G Murray Thomson, 3075 Retallack Street, Regina. Manuscripts not returned. Authors may use their stories after judging. Permission required to offer future sale rights and club name. The Danish flag is noted as the oldest in use today.

Regina Women's Canadian Club Women’s Canadian Club G. Murray Thomson Retallack Street Regina

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