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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1959
Page
5
Nutrition is crucial at any age and especially for seniors as proper variety can ward off illnesses linked to malnutrition. Emphasize more protein and calcium rich foods over sweets and pastries to support health.
Pattern 386 suggests the right fence to harmonize with the house and shows how to build 18 kinds. It is part of Homestead Improvement Packet No. 30 offering five patterns for 1.75 dollars. Distributed by Department P.P.L. at 4433 West Sth Avenue, Vancouver, B.C.
A quick thrifty guide for a 5 inch medallion in mercerized string. Pattern 7180 offers directions to crochet scarves mats pillows and bedspreads. Send thirty five cents to Household Arts Department, 60 Front Street, Torunta, for this pattern. stamps not accepted.
The article traces jeans origin from rough work trousers in California during the gold rush to now a top fashion item for Canadian youth. It covers early materials like hemp canvas, ragging sailors, and denim, the wartime rivets and orange stitching, color shifts, and the rise in popularity among 10 to 18 year olds driven by economy and western films.
Education minister Hon. Stew art E. McLean spoke at a press conference promising full support for new divisional boards as they organize secondary education. He noted a $10,000 establishment grant per division and assured candidates that initial workload will be manageable with province wide assistance from inspectors and local authorities.
The prevailing view argues thrift yields leisure and enjoyment, framing savings as a path to better living. Advocates link frugal choices to freedom, while critics warn against austerity hunger and missed opportunities.
CFQC radio critic Terry Higgins endorses the New Music Policy, arguing for music based on durable standards and skill. He condemns rock n roll as a product of a money driven culture and urges public engagement to foster good, well performed music.
Indian Head Locker Plant won second prize at the Saskatchewan Locker Operators Association convention in Saskatoon. Les Jupp attended the three day event and noted discussions on meat processing and wrapping that improve flavor, moisture retention and appearance in stored meat for home freezers.
Dr S P C Casey and nurses joined by a forest ranger rushed to a logging camp near the North Saskatchewan River to isolate a fever outbreak. Three gastro intestinal cases were evacuated to Edmonton hospital while We tcasta Health Unit prepared tests for camp personnel.
The advertisement promotes Simplicity style 4708 by June Holes. It describes a smooth line, curved neckline, paneled skirt, button trim, and available sizes 36, 38, 49, 42, 44, 46, 48 with yardage for size 36. Ordering details ask 40 cents in stamps and provide Anne Adams Pattern Dept in Toronto.
The article celebrates High River's Medicine Tree as a natural emblem linking the town to its name. It urges using the tree in publicity and souvenirs to attract visitors, linking a bold “H” symbol with local history and Western hospitality.
The article salutes the completion of a new curling rink begun from a 1953 Morden Curling Club minutes resolve. It praises the six years of hard work by Bruce Farquharson J Lawrie and a loyal workers group, noting the project elevates the town’s stature and offers a fine viewing space and refreshments.
Five small fingers cling to the hand when the way home is long. They drift from mischief to help, tear papers, pull hair, and stumble with a child yet hold a man to work. The phrase daddy's home carries deep meaning, granting a backbone when trust rests with a small hand.
Finishing touches are being completed on the Selin mill and its equipment and spouts. A test run is planned to verify machinery, spouts, and legs before production begins turning out mixed feeds in Alberta.
In Bashaw Alberta The Star notes special loading area arrangements that allow three trucks to be serviced at once, with versatile spouts feeding into multiple hoppers or bins.
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