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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 14, 1962
Page
7
The herring is the fish widely eaten, about 1 percent of Canadians paid tax above $15 000, no province or municipality may levy hidden taxes, extinct prairie animals were the buffalo the Rocky Mountain antelope and the prairie dog, and the 1961 government spending total was 13 billion dollars.
Lightweight breezy scoop neck tops ideal for pairing with skirts or shorts. Pattern 4788 includes Misses' sizes 12 to 20, with modest fabric needs and simple construction. Send 40 cents to receive the pattern and instructions.
Second Lieutenants John Shigeta and Boniface, and Harold J. Segal from Winnipeg, left last month for a summer tour of duty with the 4th Canadian Infantry Brigade Group in Germany. Sponsored by the Army Regimental Officers' Training Plan, they will return to the University of Manitoba for further study in the fall.
A government study of 1,672 urban Canadian families reports average yearly spending of 5,570 dollars. Major spending areas include food 1,323 dollars housing 508 dollars automobile 911 dollars clothing 518 dollars and personal taxes 378 dollars among others.
The number of people receiving federal provincial old age assistance at age 65 on proof of need fell from 99,964 in September 1961 to 99,651 by year end, reflecting a small reduction in qualifying beneficiaries.
The nation’s parks welcomed more than 5,000,000 visitors in a year with Banff attracting about a million and Georgian Bay Islands drawing roughly 750,000 visitors.
Stretching is described as an instinctive action that helps accelerate blood circulation. The note emphasizes natural body responses that promote improved blood flow without external aids.
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