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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 06, 1957
Page
5
The Free Press reports that with the help of District Commissioner Atkin and District Scoutmaster Bard, a father and son will assume full leadership of the Eden Mills Scout troop, guiding the eager boys shortly.
Describes cut-out designs with a smart trim appearance for outdoor scenes. Frames can be used singly or together and include tracing designs for frames, an alphabet, and numerals ready to be sawed out. Ordering requires name, address, 40c, with 2c extra for first class mail.
A windy scene unfolds at a Cape Cod cottage where a windmill whirls and a bell rings for dinner, inviting residents to gather as the breeze fills the air with a coastal rhythm.
Advertises Printed Pattern 4506 for misses sizes 12 to 20 with 54 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. Includes simple shoulder bows, easy cut out pattern parts, and directions on each part. Requests 40 cents in coins with name address and pattern number mailed to Anne Adame Pattern Dept in Toronto.
Bob Cadieu of Foxdale attended the Canadian Red Poll conference in Moose Jaw on June 25, winning first prize in judging. The next day he bought a three month old bull from Oatlands Stock Farm, whose dam holds multiple milk and show accolades including the Achievement of Merit with 53,970 pounds of milk. He also purchased a heifer calf from the same line, both calves sired by Honest Flood Relief imported from England. Cadieu’s herd is linked to Oakland Coral 11710 Canadian Champion milk producer, and the purchases enhance his Red Poll herd value as reported by The Times Canwood Sask July 4, 1957.
The High River Times urges the public to refrain from rushing to fire scenes. Fire brigades say quick, unobstructed access is vital to minimize losses. Spectators hinder response, block equipment, and slow operations, reducing the crew’s free hand to act. Citizens should remain at a safe distance to aid responders.
A concise overview describes the amoeba as the simplest form of animal life, noting its single celled structure and basic mechanisms for movement and feeding, highlighting its role in understanding basic biology.
The Kellock Royal Commission began a three week western tour in Winnipeg with CPR engineers and trainmen testifying or appearing as representatives about removing firemen from freight and yard diesels. Witnesses include CPR engineers and union members from Winnipeg Moose Jaw Brandon Kenora and Fort William while hearings move to Calgary Vancouver Moose Jaw and the Rocky Mountains with cross examination by CPR solicitor Ian Sinclair.
Sixteen members of the Morden Branch of the Canadian Legion received 25 year pins at the Legion Auditorium on Thursday June 20. The ceremony recognized a quarter century of membership with special pins for the honored veterans.
CKCK Regina began broadcasting on July 29 1922 making it Western Canada’s first station. The paper recounts the launch concert, early staff led by Bert Hooper, major milestones including first church service broadcast and coast to coast coverage, and a 35th anniversary pledge of continued growth.
Yorkton residents celebrate the official opening of York Lake Park with a regatta on Sunday July 7 at 1 30 p m Provincial Secretary Russ Brown will declare the park open on behalf of Saskatchewan government The Kinsmen Club of Yorkton led the development efforts and will sponsor their second annual regatta.
The Rimbley Record notes a $5,000 weekly newspaper contest for high school graduates to train at Ryerson Institute of Technology in Toronto. Ten $500 bursaries fund a 1500 word essay on The Weekly Newspaper and a printing management course with journalism subjects.
Rockefeller Centre in New York stands as the largest privately owned business and entertainment complex in the United States. The site houses offices, shops, and performance venues, drawing visitors and tenants with its iconic architecture and cultural offerings. The listed value or scope is not fully provided.
In 1951 to 1956 the cost in work time of staples fell, despite rising dollars. A Fort Erie Times Review editorial argues real wealth is measured by goods and services purchasable per unit of work rather than nominal wages, noting widescale declines in time needed for items like hosiery steak eggs bread and haircuts.
Miners at the Manitoba and Sas katchewan Coal Company Limited and the North West Coal Mine will receive a 15 cent hourly wage increase during the next two years.
Mohair is the wool produced by Angora goats in Asia Minor and South Africa. It is valued for its softness sheen and durability and has historically been a key textile fiber sourced from these regions.
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