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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 16, 1961
Page
8
The Canadian Red Cross Society reports over two million volunteers nationwide, marking a significant surge in community aid and disaster response capacity across provinces. The milestone underscores broad civic engagement and strengthens readiness for emergencies nationwide.
Mr and Mrs James Airkin announce the marriage of their daughter Joyce Anne to Richard Edward Gittins son of Mr and Mrs Stan Gittins of Great Falls former of Seven Sisters Falls The wedding is scheduled for Saturday June 3 198 at 430 pm at St Pauls Anglican Church Fort Garry Manitoba
The Rural Municipality of Lac du Bonnet invites scaled tenders for supply of diesel fuel gasoline and heating oil. Submissions accepted until 12:00 noon May 29. Secretary-treasurer's office provides further details. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted.
Mrs Louis Huhn returns from Denver on May 10 while a shower celebrated May 2 for Miss Jon McDonald bride elect. Miss Sharon Woods graduates as RN from St Boniface and Misericordia alumna. Diane Huhn passes exams to become a practical nurse. May 13 bowling banquet ends in success. families plan visit to Pine Falls for Sharon Woods graduation May 21 in Winnipeg. Get well wishes sent to several local patients.
The article outlines fertilized walleye eggs, hatchery care, and cannibalism challenges in cage rearing. Divers will feed fry with plankton until free swimming, using a conventional plankton net. Eggs are milked from females with a 1:3 ratio males, collected in plastic pails, kept in water with agitation, then fertilized and transported to plots.
Read the label and follow time and temperature instructions for frozen foods. Do not refreeze thawed items. Eggs milk meat gravy or dressings should be used within two hours or refrigerated. The rest discusses heart disease, aging, and safe activity.
The notice outlines Manitoba fishing rules issuing bronze, silver, and gold badges for anglers with qualifying fish and requires affidavits sworn before qualified officers. It also explains cancer as uncontrolled cell growth, noting cause unknown but treatable outcomes with timely care.
Fourteen thousand Manitobans from every region participated in Manitoba Savings Bonds, each investing an average amount, driving a notable provincial investment surge and supporting public funds.
The piece notes support from the League of Canada and major health bodies for fluoridation as a verified public health measure while urging readers to seek authentic literature from health departments or recognized medical authorities. It discusses investment patterns and a Winnipeg address by Premier Duff Roblin on provincial bond sales and financing for Manitoba’s future.
A plea highlights leukemia cancer of the blood to tissues rising in men over six, with funds from the Canadian Cancer Society aiding ongoing research into this still fatal disease. Your support is needed.
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