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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 24, 1960
Page
4
City council debates proposed heating aid fees affecting households. Officials outline budget gaps and call for public input as residents express concerns over affordability and access to assistance programs.
DEW Line personnel in the Arctic, over a thousand strong, sustain morale through $10,000 annual pay plus contract bonuses, 54 hour weeks, and 10 percent raises on later tours. Recreation halls, movies, darkrooms, bumper pool, and ping pong keep men busy, while many sign up for repeated tours amid rugged isolation.
Hambley Hatcheries advertises four new Hybrid strain and Crossline turkeys with prices from 75 to 4000, starts chicks ready for immediate delivery and started chicks up to three weeks old. They list locations in Winniper Brandon and Regina with several Saskatchewan towns and offer various pure breeds and cross breeds.
The Pion-Era show will present Campfire Memories a new feature honoring pioneers of Saskatchewan July 4 to 9 at the Western Development Museum Saskatoon sponsored by Hugh Cairns Chapter 1.C.C.E organized by Mrs V Jensen citizenship and immigration chair. The 130 member cast will display flags of various national groups with a closing audience sing along Amsterdam diamond trade center.
Madeleine Levason reports on W. H. Hall's assertion that chemists and chemical engineers underpin diverse sectors beyond chemistry itself. Manufacturing offers far more jobs than primary resources, with growth expected in electrical appliances, textiles, and leather goods, highlighting the need to bolster domestic production to avoid importing costly finished goods.
Saskatchewan poultry commissioner EO M. Campbell warns of rising turkey prices this fall due to a 30 percent drop in eggs set in registered hatcheries and only 500,000 poults sold so far this season, down one third from last year. Canada storage totals fall versus 1959, while U S demand strengthens and exports rise.
Manitoba's trial crop insurance program has attracted enough farmers in four test areas to show protection against crop loss. In the 1960 season, Hon. George Hutton, minister of agriculture and conservation, announced the development.
In the year ending March 31 1960 provincial governments posted estimated total current expenditure excluding debt retirement at 2.6 billion dollars, marking an increase of about 1 billion dollars over the previous five years.
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