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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 17, 1959
Page
3
Severe weather threatens a feed grain shortage across Eastern Manitoba with growing urgency for producers to contact Ralph Poston, Agricultural Representative at Whitemouth within a week to aid government decisions on possible freight assistance.
Over 109 Manitoba 4-H Club members gathered in Winnipeg during November 2 to 4 for tours, banquets, lectures, and friendship events. The event caps the 4-H program with project work, achievement days, rallies, and competitions. Attendees included Gloria Soluk, Richard Chorney, Patsy Bracken, and Aline Martel. Ralph Poston led the boys group and will attend the Farm Research Forum at the University of Manitoba November 20 to December 2. Poston and Fred Slovinsky will host 4-H Parents Film Nights across the district from November 16 to 20 in several towns.
Manitoban dairy specialist Peter Herner warns dairy farmers that careless handling and poor barnyard layout cause injuries cutting milk production. He cites horn damage, broken hips from machinery, calves sucking each other, mastitis from teat seals, and ingesting nails or debris as major risks. Averted with barn safety, proper cattle flow, and careful management.
A provincial entomologist warns housewives about insects in dried foods and cereals and instructs to return infested packages or destroy them. Hees advises cleaning cupboards, spraying with household pesticides, and drying before restocking. The article also discusses various interfacings such as Pellon and Fibreglass for garments and offers selection tips and cautions.
Mrs. Mallon welcomed news of a granddaughter born to her daughter Mrs Ken Barnes at the General Hospital Pavilion. Mr. Cook is home from hospital staying with his grandson Gordon DuVail for the winter. Condolences to Mrs Gladys Kulchyski on her brother's sudden death. her husband John Kulchyski attended the Winnipeg funeral. WA members seek return of reusable pie plates and bowls. Bible Society asks boxes be returned for shipment. Mr Krause visited Pine Falls to meet his daughter Judy, who spent a month at Red Lake. Elizabeth Ann Meadows, a Royal Bank of Canada employee in Russell, is spending holidays with her parents. R. Simpson of Winnipeg visited Bissett. Mrs George Snyder returned to Winnipeg to visit Jerry Snyder, who will undergo spinal surgery soon. keep cards and books coming as he will be in a cast for a long time. Bruce and Mrs G Krause toured to Bricksdale. Krause to Winnipeg for a medical check. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Kulchski on the birth of a baby boy weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces at Bissett Hospital. The Ladies of the United Church W.A. plan an annual Bazaar on Saturday November 21 from 3 to 5 pm featuring a fish pond, home cooking, white elephant and rummage tables. please donate items. Rice Lake Curling Club annual meeting held at the school with President Mrs C Gibson in chair. officers elected including vice-presidents, secretary J Pel, treasurer, social organizers, and committee members. Janice was served by the social committee.
About 200 students and several parents attended the Remembrance Day service at Whitemouth Consolidated School led by Principal E Moffat with Gail Henderson at the piano. Rev P K Henningsen of Beausejour spoke as guest.
Whitemouth Hospital Guild met in the Municipal Hall on November 5. Winners received gifts. Mr and Mrs Hildebrandt of the States stayed several days as guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Hildebrandt and will attend the funeral of Mrs Eva Hildebrandt.
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