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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 21, 1964
Page
4
The article urges surrender to Jesus Christ to cleanse guilt and regain peace of mind. It notes emotional roots of illness, urges complete faith, and claims prayer can surpass psychotherapy in removing blocks to happiness and life’s goodness flows toward the believer.
The share of foreign ownership across Canadian industry held steady at 34 percent in 1961, unchanged since 1956, reflecting persistent international investment levels in the sector.
The only mountain gorillas in the British Commonwealth face extinction as a large leopard preys on them in bamboo forests on Virunga slopes near Uganda, Rwanda, and Congo. About 5 percent remain on Uganda’s side, with one family believed to survive while others possibly fled to Congo where bamboo is burned for cultivation and young gorillas are captured for sale.
The term Sourdough originally referred to yeast carried by prospectors from camp to camp for bread. In 1956 the hospital insurance program's forecast annual cost was 365 million dollars. current cost runs about 900 million with the federal share near 385 million. Three River lies about 900 miles from the open Atlantic. In 1961 282,111 people were in the farm labor force and 1,157,742 in non agricultural labor. In the Prairie Provinces non agricultural labor exceeds farm labor.
George Hees former Conservative minister of trade quits as Ontario director of the Montreal World's Fair Corporation and will become president of the Montreal Stock Exchange effective April 1. Hees holds key roles in both civic and financial circles as he shifts to steer the exchange.
Ontario accounts for about forty percent of Canada’s egg production, reflecting the province's leading role in poultry farming and related industries within the national supply chain.
Advertises a full size pattern guiding readers to build single double or triple chair settee and chaise from exact-sized lumber. No special tools needed. pattern outlines and stock materials available at Prairie Publishers. Send $1.00 to Carpentry Dept for pattern No 169.
Dairy farmer Roger Burdett of Germantown Maryland summoned 100 cows and 12 bulls at 3 am by blowing his car horn. Two neighbors near the city had him brought to County Court for public nuisance as the noise disturbed their sleep. Judge Walter H Moorman advised the neighbors and acquitted Burdett.
A soil analysis shows one inch of top soil containing nitrogen phosphorus and potassium valued at 420 dollars per acre. The data imply nutrient content has measurable land value and could influence fertilizer decisions and soil management for farmers.
Pasadena astronomers Dr. Marten Schmidt and radio astronomer Thomas A. Matthews report a distant object dubbed 3C-147 moving at about half the speed of light. They say it is 10 to 20 percent farther away than 3C-295, challenging red shift distance estimates and urging caution in cosmic measurements.
A fragmented notice highlights crochet patterns and designs for daily use. Mentions pineapple and ren web crochet items, round dollies 74 percent and 8 inch size, oval 614x10 percent, and variations No 50 No 30 or string. Includes guidance on usage and end results.
Arkady Greenberg, a Soviet Jew, is sentenced to death in a Moscow trial that convicted 21 defendants under the 1961 law banning private enterprise. The case centers on a large undercover textile operation that allegedly earned about 6.6 million dollars over six years, spanning from Siberia to Lwow, with eight acquittals reported.
Federal subsidies for cold storage warehouses under the Cold Storage Act totaled 450600 dollars in 1962.
Almost 70 percent of Canada’s creamery butter is produced in Quebec and Ontario, highlighting regional dominance in dairy processing and industry concentration across major provinces.
One of the last three Mosquito fighter bombers in Canada is being dismantled at Toronto International Airport for shipment to Calgary to join the Alberta Aviation Museum. The twin engined wooden aircraft gained fame in World War II as fighter bomber and high altitude recon plane with about 8000 built in the 1940s, over 1100 by Avro near Malton Ontario. The remaining Mosquitoes in Canada are used in mapping missions by Spartan Air Services led by wartime Mosquito pilot John Roberts.
A British company is producing magnesium oxide in pelleted form used in large quantities for synthetic and natural rubber applications.
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