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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 1957
Page
7
James Hamilton of Desboro lost control of his car two miles north of Hanover on a Thursday afternoon to avoid a dog. The vehicle skidded and demolished the rear half of the car, but Hamilton escaped injury. The Post Han over Ont February 21 1957.
Instructions explain making a fireside box with dowel peg construction and an extra seat by the fire. A canvas wood carrier is sewn from half a yard of 36 inch canvas, quick to stitch and tuck away. Pattern 362 includes tracing diagrams for hinges and detailed steps, with Early American reproductions priced at $1.50.
A pattern offers a budget friendly chair project with nail framed joints, padded with cotton batting, muslin cover, and complete steps in Pattern 250. The Make-do Furniture for Thrifty Folks packet includes this pattern. mailed for 35c. Available from Frame Workshop Patterns Dept PPL 4433 West Sth Ave Vancouver BC.
Members of the Acadia Valley Home and School Association pressed for a Tuberculosis mobile X ray unit this summer amid a setback. Alberta Tuberculosis Association said impractical due to low TB incidence, though the group argued conditions unknown after 10 years without a unit. A $109.82 treasury balance was reported and a piano fund was approved with a committee named. An old fashioned spelling bee favored parents over students by three points. Mr EL Zutz spoke on his Europe tour and Curricu lum News Letter was discussed.
The third annual Pion Era at the Western Development Museum Saskatoon runs July 16 for a week. Harvey Dryden says funds drive success boosts attendance to attract Saskatchewan residents and visitors. The event features pioneer farm machinery displays and daily family attractions ending with a monster downtown parade co sponsored by the Saskatoon Rotary Club.
The first minimum wage laws date back at least 4,000 years to King Hammurabi in Babylonia. The code set wages and included higher pay for seasonal workers, illustrating ancient efforts to regulate labor compensation.
The next meeting will be held on April 11. At the conclusion of the meeting refreshments were served by Mesdames L. Good F. Peers and L. Quance. Hanna Herald East Central Alberta News Mar 28 1957.
Si Fennell, reputedly the oldest resident of Hines Creek, recalls a life as a rancher and farmer while lamenting that his history may never be told. He notes his reluctance to talk, preferring privacy despite memories that could fill many lifetimes.
The Grand Forks high school team upset Trail by three points in a closely contested game. The article lauds GFHS for teamwork and sportsmanship, noting players stayed calm, coaches anxious, and fans thrilled by a victory that earned hometown pride and support for future seasons.
The Pembroke Observer argues the forty dollar monthly old age pension is inadequate. It questions where pensioners can live on that amount and suggests an imminent increase tied to the June federal election. It warns a larger rise could be promised to win pensioner votes.
This Drumheller column argues nursing offers lifelong rewards. It notes rapid modernization, expanding college programs, and diverse opportunities for graduates. The piece highlights mobility across towns, preparation for motherhood, and sustained usefulness plus financial security in the profession.
A nostalgic tribute to boys describing their boundless energy curiosity mischief and joy. It paints a composite portrait of the boy as truth with dirt beauty with a finger cut wisdom with gum in hair and future hope with a frog in a pocket. It ends with a fatherly welcome Hi Dad.
The Winkler and Co operative Creamery opened a new poultry processing plant with Hon. J. G. Gardiner attending. The move is expected to boost poultry farming, raise farm income, and create payroll benefits for Winkler. Community-wide congratulations are extended to the creamery shareholders.
Saskatoon’s Western Development Museum seeks a 1915 Hart Parr Little Devil tractor to complete its exhibit. The 15-22 hp three wheel model featured a two front steering wheels and a large rear drive wheel, with a thermosyphon cooling system. Researchers ask for any leads on the tractor or parts and provide contact at 1839 1st Street West.
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