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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 08, 1961

Page

5

Bible Society aids world language Scriptures printing

Bible Societies supply machinery and paper to countries with slow tech progress to print Scriptures. Reports show nearly $18,000 worth of Bible paper sent to Hong Kong and over $75,000 to India. Technical staff assist, subsidies cover costs, and new Bibles in Lamb a and Sora languages have specific production prices.

Bible Societies Hong Kong India Northern Rhodesia Tabele Southern Rhodesia

Boys uncover 114 live bomb in Acton field

Two boys and neighbors unearthed an 1114 Pratt bomb while digging a baseball diamond in Acton Ontario. The device was removed with caution, assessed by assay personnel, and reported safe. A scoutmaster and army corporal confirmed the shell was armed but the fuse burned. the shell could not explode if dropped. The Local Acton Free Press notes the date on the casing and questions who buried it.

Acton Ont Icky Henderson John McNabb Dorkin Bfrigzeil Free Press Bince Williameson Aval Oakville Williamson Ate Somen Acton Free Press

Saskatchewan track season heats up with July meets

The province prepares for major meets starting July 22 at Saskatoon with the Provincial Championships and July 29 in Weyburn for the Royal Canadian Legion Sports Training Plan meet. A squad will travel to Toronto for the CLSTP during the CNE. May 4 and 5 host the Canadian Age-Group Championships at Regina's Douglas Park track. Open to amateurs meeting age limits, with entry forms via the Department of Education in Regina.

Saskatoon Royal Canadian Legion Weyburn Toronto CLSTP C.N.E Douglas Park Regina Fitness and Recreation Division Department of Education Government Administration

Khrushchev Receives Model of Constitution Ship

President Kennedy presented Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev with a model of the frigate Constitution, 44 guns long and 314 feet, during their Vienna conference. White House said Khrushchev may have gifted Kennedy something unknown. Eisenhower had planned a jet boat for Khrushchev, but it never reached him. the unused craft was sent to Moscow Embassy and is reportedly in use there.

Kennedy Nikita S. Khrushchev United States White House Khrushchev Vienna Pierre Salinger Mr. Kennedy

New uses for heating pad found in barber shop and home

Electric heating pads from Northern Electric Co. Chicago are being used in unexpected ways. Barbers warm cold clippers before neck applications. Home cooks use pads to help bread rise and warm rolls. Pets benefit as pads ward off drafts in dogs baskets.

Northern Eléctric Co Chicago

Scrambled Egg Bunwiches Quick Lunch Idea

Scrambled Egg Bunwiches offer a fast family lunch by scrambling eggs with bacon bits. Spread warm buns with butter and chili sauce or ketchup, fill with eggs, and serve with salad fruit and cookies for a hearty meal.

Pros and Cons of Split Level Homes in Chicago

A Small Homes Council publication outlines the main pros and cons of split level houses. Benefits include more usable space, distinct living and recreation areas, better interior flow, and lower land and roof costs compared with similar one story homes. Drawbacks cover stair usage for the elderly, poorer appeal on flat lots, and higher construction challenges that limit mass production.

Chicago Small Homes Council of the U. of S

71 Year Old Man Walks 91 Miles in Three Days

Charles Bailey a 71 year old retired schoolteacher walked from Hammondsport New York to Rochester in three days claiming he can walk 91 miles. He said he has always preferred walking to driving and does not take to automobiles.

Charles Bailey Rochester Bailey Hammondsport N.Y

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