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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 31, 1960
Page
4
The piece argues that towns flourish not by edicts but by competitive pride and residents’ care for lawns and surroundings. It praises swift cleanup after snow and notes many groundskeepers, while resisting mandatory action and warning that some residents may do little.
Dwight S. Sargent argues that the decision of when to retire rests with the individual. He notes that valuable employee skills can be extended through longer productive years, turning workers into continued producers, better consumers, and taxpayers.
Population experts state the world hosts between 60 million and 80 million refugees. The range reflects uncertainties in counting displaced people across regions and ongoing conflicts affecting migration trends.
The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool estimates about 24.5 million bushels remain unharvested with uncertain salvage. Seeding lagged last year, moisture favorable, and frost plus wet fields delayed spring work. Eastern and northern regions show 4 to 3 percent rapeseed still to harvest with widespread rain in early May.
The article profiles Canadian helicopter pilots training amid rapid industry growth. Carl Agar, known as Mr. Helicopter, established Penticton school teaching four months with 75 flying hours. Careers promise high salaries around 10 000 dollars plus as mining and northern work expand, ensuring strong demand through 1961.
Report notes that debate centers on gender eligibility for the House of Lords with calls for reform. Observers emphasize longstanding traditions, political stances, and potential gender parity impacts as parties discuss constitutional changes.
Egg marketings in Saskashow through registered grading stations fell 41 percent in the first 16 weeks of the year versus 1959. Nationally, Canada saw an 8.84 percent drop. Commercial hatchery egg set in the province is 30 percent lower than last year.
Health advisory cautions that raw milk should not be given to cows and warns that unpasteurized milk can carry germs causing undulant fever septic sore throat bovine TB or other serious diseases. The message ends with a call to give to conquer cancer.
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