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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1957
Page
7
Labour force peaks at 6,112,000 as employment rises by 160,000 from a year ago. Population mid year reaches 16,650,000 with births at 45,795 in July and marriages at 18,613. Retail and wholesale sales show June declines but half-year gains. wheat stocks hit a record 723 million bushels.
The CNIB is a national Canadian charity serving the blind with offices in major cities and field staff to reach rural areas. It provides counselling rehabilitation Braille and typing instruction handicrafts employment library services Braille and recorded books affordable accessibility devices loaned radios and record players cane supply at no cost. Donations support services for a happier and more useful life.
Among Canada's 15 top manufacturing groups four rely on agriculture meat packing butter cheese bread and bakery goods and miscellaneous foods. Driven mainly by domestic demand their postwar growth lags behind most other sectors.
The Emerson Locker Plant received high praise from the Provincial Dept of Health and Welfare after a full inspection covering 57 items, with all items rated satisfactory. The department’s letter, dated August 16, 1557, commends the plant’s sanitation and service as outstanding, signed by A. G. McLeod, Director Bureau of Food Control.
The mineral rich Precambrian Shield forms an inverted horseshoe around Hudson Bay and spans nearly half of Canada, shaping geology and mineral resources across the country.
A retro notice advertises a Western cowboy doll pattern 7075 for a 12 inch doll with clothes and face transfer. Buyers send 35 cents in coins to Household Arts Department Toronto. Includes request for name address and pattern number.
Delhart Minerals Corp probes Greer Lake Manitoba for beryllium with 134 claims spanning 7000 acres. A 500 tons-per-day mill is planned after a $300,000 lab and chemical plant in St Boniface. preliminary ore grades show $14.40 per ton with other minerals present.
Manitoba officials push toward a decision on joining the national hospital insurance scheme with talks in Toronto and input from a financing expert. Health Minister Bend and Dr. Morley Elliott led discussions while Dr. Malcolm Taylor and G. E. Mowbray advised on financial implications and administration, as Manitoba considers including tuberculosis and mental health care in the plan.
A Ottawa experimental Farm study compares grass silage levels at 3 5 and 7 lb per 100 lb live weight with concentrate to meet maintenance and milk production needs. Five lb silage per 100 lb BW optimizes yield 30 40 lb daily with no fat% change. seven lb shows modest gains but below five lb level. Silage nutrients cost about half of concentrate.
The guidance explains whipping egg whites before yolks to avoid washing the beater. If yolk contaminates the whites the whites will not whip stiffly and peaks may fail. Separate beating utensils help ensure better volume and texture.
In the Yukon region the derelict Yukoner and sister stern-wheelers rot on the riverbank echoing a vanished Klondike era. Today mining remains vital but base metal prospects and a gas pipeline boom draw northerners, while new roads and oil activity knit the Northwest to Canada and spur growth above Dawson Creek and Fort St. John.
In 1957 government transfer payments that is money collected by taxation and paid out to the public in the form of family allowances old age pensions welfare payments etc totalled 2 333 000 000 at all levels of government.
An ad touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a penetrating antiseptic for intense itching. It claims fast relief with nightly and morning use and notes the product is widely known in Canada and available in the original bottle at modern drug stores.
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