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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1960
Page
7
Nearly 200 Boy Scouts rode the CNRines to attend the 4th Annual Saskatchewan Provincial Rally in Prince Albert. The jamboree drew about 1,000 scouts from across Canada. White coal refers to water power and black gold to oil.
Cement bird bath moulded with lath and lumber shown in Pattern 227. It includes each step and concrete formula and costs 50 cents. Also available is a Bird House Pattern Packet with many designs for 1.75. Buome Workshop Patterns Department Booth 4444 Went South Avenue.
A pattern by Alice Brookes offers a doll dressed in a long skirt to serve as a protective cover for electric mixers. Includes pattern pieces transfers and directions. Easy to make and fun. Send thirty stamps to Aunt PIsaly, Pattern Number 7199, for the Mail Order Arts Department at 68 Front Street.
The article surveys Hollywood stars building lasting fortunes through diverse holdings. It cites Jack Benny real estate and bowling, Tony Curtis service stations, Debbie Reynolds a clothing line, Charlton Heston a lumber mill, Loretta Young a charm school, Art Linkletter a cattle ranch, Frank Sinatra restaurants and a Las Vegas hotel stake, and lists others like Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Fred MacMurray, Mary Pickford, Stewart Granger, Marion Davies, Jack Haley, and Elvis Presley investing in oil, real estate, and entertainment ventures amid mounting product lines.
Alan Ladd runs a Palm Springs hardware store and chicken farm while Gary Grant owns 1200 acres of Brazilian jungle land. John Wayne plowed millions into The Alamo film. The song I Must Go Back to the Alamo will promote the production worldwide.
University of Saskatchewan biology professor Dr. R S Miller warns irrigation in the province may boost rocket gophers and meadow mice. He urges a province wide rodent survey to locate populations so targeted control through poisoning trapping or natural enemies can be planned before irrigation expands.
Woollen garments attract moths and should be cleaned before storage. Store in sealed plastic bags but avoid moth deterrents that soften plastics. Parasulchlo benzene crystals can damage bags. a can placed on the closet floor repels moths without affecting bags at normal temperatures.
The Rio Grande is the third longest river in the United States. Only the Missouri and Mississippi rivers exceed its length.
Two auto mechanics play for tools since they lack cash. They debate whether jacks or better open. Angeline, a beautiful Italian girl, pursues marriage amid many suitors and seeks her mother’s blunt guidance on choosing a husband.
Industry argues Canada should emulate Belgium’s retraining model to cut unemployment. A national program of rapid training could reallocate workers to in demand trades, shortening courses to five to eight months. Senate Manpower Committee urged to study instituting such a system to reduce long term joblessness.
Estevan's Souris River Valley shows exceptional beauty as Long Creek joins the river and lush growth spreads along elm maple ash and native bushes. The grass along sloping banks forms a vivid green carpet against red soil while Boundary Dam Lake adds a new scenic element seen best from Highway 47 and the Wood End district road.
A fragment quotes a Hare saying resisting annoyance by calm force and notes dents do not affect canned goods quality unless severe. It also data points the lowest mortality in children aged five to fourteen, all from a damaged OCR item.
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