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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 1961
Page
8
The article discusses cleaning methods for stainless steel, copper-clad and aluminum-clad utensils, noting warm sudsy water for general cleaning and scouring pads for burned residue. It warns against high heat to prevent permanent stains and explains tinware care to avoid rust and distortion, including drying thoroughly and coating with fat for storage.
The report discusses Prime Minister Diefenbaker urging cautious negotiation on Berlin while stressing nonnegotiable core points. It notes De Gaulle's resistance, Pearsons praise, and Liberal calls for UN involvement if danger grows. Also covers United Church news, including services, baptism, YPU farewells, and upcoming mission tours.
Paddy Wood and children visited W Faubert’s farm at St Anne to see hay balers combine and milking machines then toured Steinbach. A shower at Mrs Berchid’s home honored Madeline Desrochers on her September 2 wedding with corsage gift and lunch served by the ladies. Mrs G Krause was in Winnipeg for two weeks as Judy is in hospital. Joe Wozny, Margaret and Frances Harper visited Winnipeg September 4. Rita’s daughter’s wedding featured Gail as a flower girl. Maria Kuldys marked her fourth birthday on September 3 and Mrs Winnie Kuldys turned another year older on September 7. Mrs Jimmy Doyle drove to Pine Falls with several companions last Wednesday. Sorry for a short column, hospital stay noted.
The piece argues learning is a full-time job and children benefit when parents understand the need to study history mathematics and language. It stresses that even a dedicated teacher requires a firm home discipline to support classroom work.
The notice lists engagements and visits among local families. Ed Liske and his partner celebrate an engagement, Charlie Hunt and family visit from Winnipeg, Ernie Steiner welcomes a son, Gail Henderson stayed with Ernie Moffatt at Shoal Lake, Mrs. Wm. McLean hosted guests from The Pas and Manitoba, Bishop Hives and Mrs. Hives visited the Kirbys and Ed Kirby before heading to Kenora, Charlie Hunt and family from Winnipeg spent the weekend, David Braun and Martin Braun hosted relatives from Altona, concluding with a remark on the guiding ideal of betterment.
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