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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 14, 1962
Page
5
A father and son discuss space travel, faith, and modern doubt. The talk contrasts cosmic ambition with biblical truth, urging reading the Bible, discipleship, and belief in Jesus while warning against moral decay and idle pride. The passage ends noting Canadians pay under twenty percent of total taxes.
Vintage notice shows Printed Pattern 4633 offering half sizes 12 to 20 with options in crepe cotton linen and a blouse bodice. Pattern requires 4 1 2 yards of fabric. price fifty cents. Includes name and address lines for ordering patterns from a U S publisher.
A quoted line from Joseph Conrad notes that any fool can carry on while the wise man knows how to shorten sail highlighting prudence in action.
Summer garden flowers require careful handling to last indoors. Cut blooms are kept longer by immediately placing each cut end in water and using a three-compartment water carrier. Build a carrier from three cans joined with a broom handle and paint interiors to resist rust. Split and peel stems to boost water uptake for longer lasting blooms.
Researchers explain stray tin foil strips found in Saskatoon fields are used to confuse radar during exercises. Dr. A D Kavadas notes strips called window or shaft can come from R C A F aircraft and disrupt radio wave based aircraft detection, with strips varying in size to match radar wavelengths. Peace begins just where ambition ends. Edward Young
Basutoland Homemakers Association, a new ACWW member, joined UNICEF nutrition education efforts in Basutoland. President Mrs Mohapeloa joined a government team to northern districts to promote the program and recruit support. Classes in homemaking, cookery, health, poultry, gardening attract many, with long travels noted. The group seeks more teachers and health professionals as area leaders visit and praise their village work. Meanwhile British Columbia Women’s Institutes adopt Turks and Caicos Islands to aid education and care for the sick and elderly, seeking books, magazines, craft materials, and letters to connect with Canada.
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