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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1962
Page
7
The piece urges residents to patronize clean, well-run eateries to attract tourists, travelers, and locals. It emphasizes daily hygiene, varied menus, courteous service, proper food storage, and prohibits smoking near food prep. Citizens should inspect local restaurants, complain about chipped dishes, and support establishments that keep standards high.
A Barbados newspaper shows five front page photos of New Year babies born to mothers identified as Mrs or Miss. The piece discusses illegitimacy, slavery’s legacy, marriage norms, and religious social life in Barbadian society with reflections on public practice shaping morals.
A Saskatchewan agriculture study led by poultry specialist Don Conrad finds feed costs and poult mortality drive turkey production costs. Feed averages 67 percent of costs, while poults add 19 percent, with mortality inflating per bird cost by about 17 cents due to losses.
Verna Horne, a 17 year old Rosthern high school student, won first place in the Credit Union League's 3rd Annual Public Speaking Contest at the Bessborough Hotel. She received 500 dollars in cash and a replica of the Tom Molloy Memorial Trophy, ahead of Mary Lou Jack of Muenster who took second with 100 dollars. Lech Lacny of Moose Jaw and Sandra Fenton of Alameda earned 50 dollars each.
Semi finals took place at four points in the province in January. Final judges were Harold Reesor, Sally Merchant, Fr Montague from St. Thomas More College, all Saskatoon. Prizes presented by Raymond J. Neville, president of the Credit Union League of Saskatchewan, sponsor. Ernest Henschel served as master of ceremonies. Entertainment by the Palmer Quartet of Southey and Miss Christine Knackstedt of Saskatchewan.
The historical note states that the first kindergarten began in Blankenburg Germany in 1840 marking the start of organized early childhood education. It highlights the pioneering effort by Friedrich Wilhelm August Froebel in expanding child-centered learning.
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