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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 16, 1958

Page

7

Community fly control linked to cleanup drive in Saskatchewan

J G Schaeffer of the Saskatchewan health department urges community cleanup as essential before chemical fly sprays. Reports from Assiniboia Gravelbourg Region show success with coordinated municipal and farm efforts. Emphasizes covered waste containers, proper privies, and land fill disposal to curb breeding sites and reduce disease risk.

J. G. Schaeffer Division of Sanitation Provincial Health Department Saskatchewan Assiniboia Gravelbourg Schaeffer Charlie Gellner Coronach Department of Public Health Health Region

Poor Old Alberta Opposes Saskatchewan Help For Oil Pipeline

A Saskatchewan vantage piece criticizes Alberta oil interests for seeking a cross nation pipeline to Montreal with Saskatchewan funding. Imperial Oil Ltd opposes the Montreal carve out, saying the industry is not ready for heavy investment and resource rigidity. The writer argues Alberta should fund its own pipeline and markets.

Alberta Saskatchewan Montreal Imperial Oil Ltd Borden Commission the Herald Herbert Sask

Steer Struck by Stage Fright at County Fair

A steer named T-Bone displayed at the McLean County Fair fainted in front of judges. Owner Sandra Kehoe of Leroy Illinois says it was not flirting but sunstroke. The steer was revived with an electric fan and did not win.

Hay fever snarls arise as pollen swamps summer

Hay fever sufferers face misery as about 200 species of pollinating weeds, flowers, trees and grasses converge to produce widespread seasonal allergies.

Oranges Lemons Grown in Window

Mrs. Kirk Hunter gardens in her south window with an orange tree bearing full size fruit and a lemon tree fruiting merrily. Grandchildren gathered ripe lemons to bake several lemon pies. The garden is natural size and admired from the roadway. she calls it green thumb work and relaxing despite the effort.

Kirk Hunter Indian Head Dominion Ontario

Mrs T H Martin sails to Tokyo for world convention

Mrs T H Martin of Oberon leaves for Tokyo to attend the World Convention of Christian Education August 6 11 with 90 delegates aboard a chartered plane from Edmonton. The four year gathering aims to promote youth education and unite global Christian education efforts with speakers from multiple countries. Delegates will attend church services join tea with Japanese hosts and a formal reception. Tours of Japan and visits to Seoul Honolulu and San Francisco are planned on the return.

T. H. Martin Oberon Christian Education Tokyo Japan Edmonton Germany India Mexico Ghana Tonga U.S.A Martin Halstead Winnipeg United Church Mission Seoul

Diefenbaker to Visit Whitehorse in September

Prime Minister John Diefenbaker will travel from Vancouver to Whitehorse on September 26 arriving at noon and will depart the next morning for Saskatoon. The visit marks a historic first for a Canadian premier in the Yukon with reception plans led by the Yukon Progressive Conservative Association and local groups. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Diefenbaker.

Yukon John Diefenbaker Whitehorse Vancouver Saskatoon Progressive Conservative Association Bob Campbell Diefenbaker the Star

Awe Inspiring Garden Whopper Aims At Record

Mrs Lois Romankewicz of 223 Third Street Southside plucked a giant onion Friday morning that measured its circumference with fourteen stitches of a tape. She wonders if the enormous bulb could set a local or regional record and expects reaction if it falls short.

Lois Romankewicz Third Street Southside Romankewicz Swift

Back to realism in education in Calgary hearing

The Cameron Royal Commission of Education heard that educationists have cycled back to traditional methods after endorsing progressivism. A group of 365 high school students briefly favored harder work and more discipline. Parents find rebellious teens seek adult limits and direction. Common sense sparks a counter reformation as education in 1958 shifts to anti progressive stance.

Calgary Cameron Royal Commission of Education

Unusual heavy first wheat harvest at Davies farm

In a dry year the Hallonquist district reports an overweight first wheat. On D. R. Davies's farm, threshing began on Wednesday and the first load weighed 6512 pounds per bushel, grading No 2 at the Pioneer elevator, a surprising result for a rainless summer.

Older Folk Face Pedestrian Fatalities At High Rate

Two of every three fatal crashes involve pedestrians over fifty, underscoring risks for older adults. High traffic areas and blind spots contribute to these incidents, prompting calls for safer streets and targeted protective measures for seniors.

The housefly a deadly pest and public health threat

An article from Family Doctor summarized by the Health League of Canada describes houseflies as liberal feeders and vectors of disease. It notes their methods of spreading typhoid fever, dysentery, summer diarrhea in infants, and possibly polio, and discusses insecticides Gemmexane and DDT, with DDT lasting longer and effective on walls for months. It also recommends pyrethrin sprays for immediate knockdown and urges hygiene to prevent contamination of food.

G. Graham Don Health League of Canada

Ontario Traffic Conference Urged Warrantless Arrests

The Trenton Ontario Courier Advocate reports the Ontario Traffic Conference favors police making warrantless speeding arrests and seeks a ban on hanging trinkets from rear view mirrors, reflecting a push for stricter traffic enforcement.

Ontario Traffic Conference Trenton Ont Courier-Advocate

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