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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1955
Page
3
Total Canadian milk output climbed by about one billion pounds over the last five years, reaching roughly 17 billion. Of this, 6.8 billion pounds, or 40 percent, is used for liquid forms, leaving 60 percent for manufactured dairy products.
Ontario and Quebec produced about two thirds of Canada’s dairy output in 1954 with 65 percent of butter, 92 percent of cheese, 82 percent of evaporated milk, and 88 percent of dried milk. The provinces host most plants, shaping the ability to shift production. While per capita use rose for cheese, evaporated milk, and dried skim milk, fluid milk and butter lagged. A world butter glut contrasts with firm cheese markets and a dried skim milk shortage persists, underscoring structural reliance on eastern provinces for supply.
The statement suggests that achieving a more balanced economy within the industry would lessen butter in storage and improve overall market conditions. It emphasizes the need for equilibrium to avoid excess butter stocks.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Manson spent last Saturday in Winnipeg. Irene Daychuk visited her parents. Mrs. Dick Wood rejoining Pine Falls residents. Dan Pasaluko and Lou Trembley seen about town. Olive Laferte stayed with the Cattelier family. Congratulations to Edwin Frank on his October 7 Dominion City wedding. Engagements announced for Janine Coulombe and B Crawford. no date set. Louise Chevrefils to wed Arthur Dube on October 29 in Stead Notre Dame de Fatima. Art Gold joined his wife in Winnipeg for the weekend. Edward Ford, university student, visited his parents. Roy Perry drove to Gimli. Finkbinder hosted his mother. Anglican Guild held rummage sale October 19. G Pennell spent a week in Winnipeg. Miss Adelaide Jackson visited her mother. Craig Warrian left for London Ontario.
Canon Walter recovering after surgery at General Hospital Winnipeg. Miss M Etter of Kenora preaching in his absence. Social evenings include Mrs Caufield’s home and a Missionary Sunday School slides show. Mixed showers honor Miss Chevrefils and Mrs Ash with gifts and lunch. New baby congratulations from Powerview to St Boniface Hospital. Guild social planned November 6 with whist, bridge, prizes and lunch.
Cottage owners and families gather at Dawson Cottage on Eighth Avenue. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Brodie Munroe with Harvey and Karen, and twins Bruce and Brian. Mrs Walter Thomas and Miss Marina Lester head to Selkirk for a Teachers' Convention. Falls home closes for winter after thirty years following Mrs Falls’ passing. Mr Falls remains noted as a keen fisherman.
REGISTERED SHORTHORN Heifers for sale one and two years old Apply D. H. MacLean Lac du Bonnet Man or phone 268. BUSINESS FOR SALE Groceries and work clothes stock 5000 lunch counter 16 stools full equipment Brick veneer building 30x66 two living suites upstairs furnace water works cistern Building could be bought or leased This is a real good buy terms can be arranged T E Marchant Sr Cartwright Man.
Nominations were held on Wednesday October 12 for Pine Falls Collegiate student council posts. Named were president Ian Lachlan secretary Brenda Miller treasurer Ann Inkster sports director Ron Seguin social Carol Warman public relations Carl Smorang. Pine Falls hosted Beausejour Collegiate October 19 with boys losing 9 7 and girls winning all three volleyball matches 21 18 21 16 and 2 8.
In the matter of the estate of Katherine Bilecki late of Beausejour Manitoba deceased widow of Jacob Bilecki late of the same place farmer deceased. All claims against the above estate must be sent to the under signed at their office in Beausejour Manitoba on or before the 26th day of November AD 1955. Dated at Beausejour Manitoba this 18th day of October AD 1955. WESELAK MIDDLETON Solicitors for Walter Bileck Administrator.
Under The Trustee Act Mykyta Horbaty late of Molson Post Office Manitoba farmer deceased estate verified by statutory declaration must be filed with the undersigned at his office Town of Beausejour Manitoba on or before the 10th day of December AD 1955 Dated at Beausejour Manitoba 21st day of October AD 1955
Mr. H. G. Thomas returned from Winnipeg after attending a Gospel conference at St. James Gospel Hall. Guests for the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Martin with son Herby, employed by the CNR, and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Graham with daughter Dariene, plus Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hampton.
On or after November 14 1955 I will dispense with production of Certificate of Title No 428319 held by Reverend Father Ladislas Sajek of Beausejour Manitoba for a described portion of the NW quarter of Sec 36 Tp 12 R 7 E as registered in Winnipeg Land Titles Office plan No 1807 the loss alleged. Dated October 20 1955 at Winnipeg Land Titles Office Deputy District Registrar B J O Day.
Accompanied by Mrs Lillian Col clough, they were taken to the city by Mr Edward Ateah. Cancer caused 17 710 deaths, killing four times as many Canadians in 1952 as all other diseases combined. Uranium deposits have been uncovered in widely separated parts in New Brunswick.
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