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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1962
Page
8
A discussion on the importance of a well balanced lunch for students. It emphasizes warm, appetizing meals with key food groups including meat or fish or eggs or cheese, fruits and vegetables, and]{the need} for items packed in jars for reheating at school to provide energy, disease protection, and strong teeth and bones.
A Pine Falls Golf Club meeting approved a beverage license for club rooms with the license to take effect June 1 1962 if the Liquor Control Commission approves. Handicaps for tournaments may be issued on request with the secretary's signature. The club will support the Free Press tournament at Clear Lake and discussed course changes including the sixth hole, tees, greens, rock work, tree removal, and privacy plantings along holes two four and seven.
A school lunch guidance notes milk as a drink soup or dessert and suggests milk pudding or custard in a jar for variety. It claims hot dairy aids digestion and makes the noon meal more nourishing with sample menus featuring macaroni and cheese brown bread carrot sticks apple butter tart milk cream of tomato soup egg sandwich fruit cookies cocoa.
Premier Duff Roblin urged immediate development of northern Manitoba's Nelson River hydro resources emphasizing urgency to harness untapped power before thermal and atomic options prevail. He cited a potential 20 year surge in demand and named DM. Stevens as Manitoba’s rep on a national technical committee for a Canada-wide grid.
Follow All-America Rose Selections advice to grow roses. Dig an 18 inch wide hole, 12 to 15 inches deep, mix soil with rose food peat moss and compost, form a mound, set the rosebush on it, spread roots downward, align union at ground level, fill and tamp soil, water well, then reseat soil and mound canes up to eight inches. After a week or ten days remove the protective mound.
The lease for the property was approved with land taken out by the Paper Company along the highway on No 7 across from the Tremblay property to park Owen's trucks. The President, Fred McFadden, suggested the club request a fence along the lot to prevent car entrances onto the course as the club faced trouble with horses.
J Bright of Lac du Bonnet Manitoba offers a 17 inch television table model priced at 60.00 dollars. The ad notes contact details for the seller in Manitoba for potential buyers.
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