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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 06, 1958

Page

5

Artificial breeding centre starts in Dominion City station aims to upgrade herds

The Dominion City and Vita farmers backed a Canadian Breeders Association plan to open an artificial breeding station. A 140 farmer vote approved the project to bring top genetics to local dairy and beef herds, with semen shipped from Madison Wisconsin. A board including Roy Grier Gordon Kirkpatrick George Nisely Peter Olynyk Bill Lobur and Frank Pott was elected. Delmar Hansen leads the on site technician team as the office preparation proceeds in Dominion City.

Vita Canadian Breeders’ Association America Aires K. H. Robson Selkirk American Breeders’ Association Dominion City Roy Grier Woodmore Gordon Kirkpatrick Ridgeville George Nisely Green Ridge Peter Olynyk Bill Lobur Frank Pott Madison Wisconsin Guernsey Jersey Delmar Hansen Raymond Ginn Carillon News Steinbach, Man

Prince of Wales 1919 Canadian Tour Feature

The Citizen notes a 1919 Maclean's Magazine feature on the Prince of Wales tour of Canada. An illustration sparked pride at MacDonald Institute in Guelph where a student studied Home Economics. Lunch was served by MacDonald girls at Ontario Agricultural College.

Maclean’s Magazine Prince of Wales Citizen Macleans MacDonald Institute Guelph Ontario Agricultural College MacDonald H.R.H Guards of Honor V.lp London News Kipling Sask

A Bit of Waste in Lumber Processing

A description of lumber industry waste notes that normally only about one third of a tree becomes usable boards while the remainder stays as high stump, poor quality timber, or ends as sawdust after milling.

Rock and Row Pattern 458 Sailor Boys Guard Boat

Fragmentary OCR notes describe Rock and Row with sailor boys on guard. Two more children may man the boat with an extra passenger or two, increasing fun. Pattern 458, which remains referenced without full context.

Cross Focused Fellowship Enables Unity Among Denominations

A group from another denomination rebuilt a church and shared evening services with local ministers. Over 16 Sundays the experiment deepened vision and love among believers, ending with a joint sermon at the basement dedication. He cites Galatians and Chronicles to urge not glory in buildings but in the cross.

Christ Lord Jesus Christ Ike Paul Jesus Christ Paul Stephen Damascus

Times Delburne to publish three monthly issues

The Times Delburne announces a shift to three issues per month on the 10th, 20th, and 30th starting April 20, 1958. Editor A. T. George explains rising costs and nonrevenue work prompt the change, pledging no subscription price increase and inviting reader feedback.

A. T. George the Times Delburne Alta

Banded Duck Found Frozen in Saskatchewan Slough

Mike Siermacheski of Bruno reported a recently found banded female Redhead duck near Bruno. It had been banded by New York State Conservation Department at Canandaigua on March 13, 1957, and was trapped in ice after a cold night of October 24 when temperatures fell to one degree above zero. The Journal, Humboldt, Sask.

Mike Siermacheski Bruno State of New York Conservation Department Canandaigua New York Siermacheski the Journal Humboldt, Sask

We give the kids too much

Cyrus Eaton argues in American Magazine that modern parents spoil children with lavish gifts. He cites his grandchildren making a crude craft at Deep Cove Farms to show the value of earned effort, contending that youngsters will work if given responsibility and opportunity. He warns against a world where youth expect handouts and insists self reliance and enterprise remain essential.

Deep Cove Farms

Three youths seek entertainment tainted by skunk prank

Three young men teased a skunk at a show and faced a bored reaction. The skunk turned away prompting the trio to flee to the theatre where three cans of deodorizer were needed to purify the venue. The victims spent the rest of the night digging holes to bury their clothes.

Davidson Sask

Knit Bedspread Pattern 7181 Public Notice

Arce Brooks presents a cable-stitch knit spread pattern 7181 for bedspreads in rug cotton. Suitable for modern or traditional settings, with directions for home knitters. Send thirty-five cents to Household Arts Department, Department P.P.L., Front Street, W. Toronto.

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

Consolidation Push Considered For Four Area School Districts

Emerson Stockport Manchester Dufferin and Post Road boards discuss merging to form one district. They argue current facilities are inadequate and consolidation offers broader access, higher efficiency, and lower overall taxes, with Marais and Emerado areas included to spread costs. Urgent action urged to hold meetings and decide.

Emerson Marais Emerado

The perfect man in figures of speech and slang

A playful survey of idioms describing a man by body parts and actions. The piece links traits like grounded feet, full eyes, a soft heart, and a steady head to portray a composite character using common expressions.

Old fashioned ideas on modern education

A report on an Ottawa education conference notes mixed results while praising calls for discipline in classrooms. It cites Alberta judge Nelles Buchanan supporting corporal punishment and discusses a Calgary gasoline theft outbreak by youths, with a trucker injured by vandalism and boys claiming gas was needed to drive. The piece questions how schools can spark ambition in such youths.

Ottawa Alberta Nelles Buchanan Calgary

Surplus farming tips spark odd humor and scare eggs

The note from Ottawa cites two surplus jokes about farmers. Ezra Taft Benson was targeted by eggs at a South Dakota farmers meeting, while fried grasshoppers sell for $1 a tiny carton locally. Entomologists say a good year yields about 1.5 tons per acre, prompting farmers to profit from grasshoppers amid wheat and sugar beet concerns.

Lethbridge Times High Rives Alberta Ezra Taft Benson United States South Dakota Science Service Laboratories

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