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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1961
Page
4
An independent weekly newspaper printed and published Tuesday of each week serving the Eastern portion of Manitoba and Springfield district. Local representatives are listed for Lac du Bonnet Pine Falls Powerview Seven Sisters and other communities with office contacts and staff names.
Beekeepers and honey processors from across Canada converge on Winnipeg November 29 to December 6 for three consecutive conferences. Manitoba hosts the Manitoba Beekeepers Association convention November 29 and 30 at the Manitoba Honey Cooperative in St. James, followed by the apiculture conference December 1 to 3 at the Charterhouse Motor Hotel, then the Canadian Beekeepers Council December 4 to 6. Delegates will discuss new grading rules for honey and processing standards and consider All-Canada grades.
A three day Canadian apiculture conference will feature Vic Nesley and Dr. T. A. Gochnauer among visiting delegates from Canada and the United States. Topics include honey production deficits, nosema disease, and consumer promotion. Separately, Acting Provincial Livestock Commissioner Al Church advises yearling cattle in feedlots to be dehorned before midseason, noting age and practicality constraints and safety concerns.
Mr. R. Pischke celebrated his 75th birthday with family and friends at his home on Monday November 20. A stag and shower for Lillian Junghans and Gastard Delaronde occurred November 4 at Seven Sisters Friendly Fellows hall, where Lillian received a bedspread and blanket. Delegates from here attended the Progressive Conservative convention on November 17 at the Marlborough Hotel, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nimchuk, Mrs. W. Erskine, Mr. and Mrs. O. George, Mr. A. Laird, Mrs. Robert Smarong, and from Lac du Bonnet Mrs. G. Atkinson, Mrs. E. McLeod, and Mrs. O. Bjornson. The MP and MLAs from Winnipeg hosted the delegates at a reception. Continued on Page 8.
A former Manitoba premier warns that while government must support education health and utilities the state should not run people’s lives. He argues for self help and warns against overreliance on handouts noting the rise of expert opinion and shifting medical beliefs. The piece cites shifts in views on vaccination milk drinking dental care and health policy, urging balance between aid and personal initiative.
The notice lists events for Sunday December 3 starting with 9:45 a.m. Sunday School, followed by an 11:00 a.m. Worship Service at the church. The brief item notes a standard weekly program with no additional details.
Holy Communion at 9 09 aim service. Bible Class at 11 00 am. Holy Communion and service at 11 00 am. Sunday School at St Marys Church Pointe du Bois at 7 00 pm. Holy Communion service ongoing.
The piece argues that free countries have expanded child welfare, with Canada epitomizing extensive government aid. It notes progress in preventing hunger and hardship, enlarging educational facilities, and providing modern school amenities, transportation, and extracurriculars, while highlighting ongoing need for values like hard work and self-reliance.
Manitoba Hydro offers two buildings at Pine Falls Generating Station for sale on an as is, where is basis. Bidders must remove within two weeks of notification. ground leveling by Manitoba Hydro staff. Separate sealed offers due December 14, 1961, noontime CST, with clear building choice and price per item. Inspection arranged through F P Y Arseneault. Manitoba Hydro reserves right to reject all bids.
Mrs. Albert Cure and family express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness messages sympathy and floral tributes during their recent bereavement for their husband and father.
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