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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1960
Page
8
Continued from Page 3. This item mentions Home Economics and a forthcoming October event in Wisconsin. It urges readers to submit names of outstanding individuals to the office and to prepare to exhibit talents. The fragmentary text implies a local school or community exhibit context seeking participants and materials.
The notice invites formation of a 4-H Club in the district with options for Clothing Foods and Home Design clubs. Girls from age ten to twenty one may join, forming groups of eight with at least one leader per eight. Leaders and assistants are guided by workshops. no prior experience required.
Mrs. J. E. Wellwood of St. Norbert, district president, will hold the fall board meeting in Winnipeg on September 23. Plans include a Training School for two members from each institute on topics such as Window Treatment, Outdoor Living, and Today's Fabrics. Enrolment forms are available from the Beausejour office to join clubs by mid October.
Victoria Beach residents Alex and Ruth Smith and Beverley relocate for winter with Mr. Smith at CNR. Orge studies in Ninette with Ruth’s family. September Merrymakers plan a Whist Drive and Bingo, donate to Sports Club, and appoint H Stewart to lead Merry Teens. October meeting set for Traverse Bay. John Ateah trip to British Columbia and Mink Breeders meet noted.
Winners of a September 3 4 badminton tournament were H MacQuillen with Miss Eleanor Minton for first, O Harper with J Allan for second, A Standke with J Bryan for third, and Austin Fults with B McLeod for fourth. Weekend activity included visits to Cypress River Ninette and Killarney, the Sanitorium 50th anniversary gathering, travel to Winnipeg for hospital visits, and local family updates plus school opening at San Antonio with 195 pupils and staff.
Mr and Mrs Don Barber and Vicki were at their cottage on the weekend. Mr Barber a well liked constable at Our Beach for several summers now holds an executive assistant post to Minister of Public Works John Thompson. Larry Ateah departed for British Columbia a week ago.
Sales of shelving centres in Canada doubled from 1956 to 1958 and the 1959 figure is expected to show an even greater increase, signaling strong demand during the period.
El Salvador is described as the smallest country in the western Hemisphere, highlighting its size within Central America. The note frames a regional geographic fact about the nation.
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