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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1959
Page
7
A plastics campaign was endorsed by the Canadian Pediatric Society. The initiative aims to educate the public about the harmful effects of plastics and promotes safer consumption and waste practices. The plan includes public seminars and school outreach.
A discussion in Falmonton features young writers recounting their own pioneering experiences in the Peace River country and beyond. Veterans warn against romanticizing pioneer life while highlighting risks and the need for safety education. A public health note urges caution with plastic film to prevent infant deaths, detailing a nationwide educational program.
Practical guidance on maintaining vacuum bottles for hot or cold contents. Explains insulation via a partial vacuum, replacement stoppers, and cleaning procedures. Advises prewarming or prechilling, using wide mouth jars for solids, avoiding carbonated drinks, and storing open to stay fresh. Includes advice for medical emergencies and notes coffee production in Brazil.
Twenty three diabetic children returned home after ten days at Camp Manitou on Lake Manitou near Watrous. The Saskatchewan camp offered trained staff, a doctor, a dietician and all night patrol with facilities including stone buildings a heated pool and boating. Camp director Anne Park says it will close without greater community support though it provided practical insulin training and independence for campers.
In Grand Forks B C a six foot tall mechanical hen from the U S Department of Agriculture makes its Canadian debut at the Pacific National Exhibition. Spectators can watch the hen eat corn and lay an egg while it explains its inner workings. It will guard the chick nursery in the poultry show after being shown in Mexico and touring Europe.
A youngster starting school this month should begin with thorough medical checks focusing on eyes ears and teeth. Ensure up to date immunizations including polio. The passage notes there are over 15,000 different wines in the world.
Nipawin Saskatchewan district farmers Nipawin two men Anderson and Schultz stake near Fort a la Corne four and a half miles from Irex properties. They optioned claims to Interprovincial Steel Regina Steel Mill Prairie Pipe of Regina and Big Inch Pipe Calgary. Drilling to confirm magnetometer readings expected soon with a shaft sunk if confirmed. Mine and mill could employ about 200 full time with a 500000 ton annual output at Regina mill and substantial regional steel production plans.
August 28 marked the third annual graduation at the University of Saskatchewan School of Nursing in Saskatoon. Annette Marie Anderson and Bev erley Ann of Naham received pins and diplomas after three years of hospital training, now eligible to write RN exams. Sixty-nine nurses attended, 40 in the diploma course and 29 pursuing a bachelor of science in nursing requiring further study before degree conferral.
Willard Riopelle, in transit between Calabogie and Black Donald, halted as a brown bear with two cubs charged near his logging load. The mother rose, struck the ground with a clawed paw, and approached the truck while Riopelle armed himself with an axe. After 15 tense minutes the bear wandered off to check cubs, and Riopelle escaped to drive away, noting the unusually brown mother and one brown cub.
The American Medical Association cites apathy as a major cause of inadequate diets despite available food supplies. A Canadian federation notes surveys show many fail to meet dietary allowances. Read recommendations for the four basic food groups including milk, meat, vegetables and fruits, and bread cereals for a balanced diet.
Cameron Waterman of Detroit vented an outboard motor in 1905. The brief notice records the inventor and year, noting Detroit as the origin.
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