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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 16, 1960
Page
5
Fresh plums baked under a spiced batter form a warm custardy pudding served with pouring cream or ice cream. Grease a casserole and heat plums with sugar before making a light batter from flour baking powder salt cinnamon shortening sugar egg milk and vanilla then bake 40 to 45 minutes until golden.
Jiffy sew a dress from remnants for summer or school with puffed sleeves and an embroidered collar. Send thirty five cents for pattern T0416 and clearly state size. Include name address and pattern number P Front Stronge Poronte.
Swift Current RCMP report a quiet incident on No 1 highway near Swift Current as a mother duck and her ducklings crossed. James Gary Hough of Richmond BC slowed to avoid harm, but was rear ended by Ellis Leroy Anderson of Snoqualmie WA. Damages total about $200. Ducks unscathed.
Eighty stevedores left Prince Albert by Canadian National Railways for Churchill to meet the first ship, the S. S. Geddington Court, due to dock soon after its July 15 departure from Newcastle upon Tyne. Cargo destined for the prairies includes tractors chemicals liquor glass asbestos cement binder twine and telephone cable.
More than 10,000 pounds of B C wool were shipped via Canadian National Railways to Weston Ontario. The shipment marks the Vanderhoof area’s first direct wool dispatch in 13 years.
Potatoes sold as new crop are harvested early, delicate and perishable. Store cool at 45 to 50 degrees, ventilate, and avoid airtight containers. Boil with minimal water and unpeeled, drain promptly, then steam to dry. A medium potato provides significant vitamin C and B vitamins, minerals, and about 100 calories, with higher calories from fried preparations.
An habitual alcoholic costs his employer an average of 550 dollars a year in absenteeism.
Campfire cooking guides read as simple as foil packets. Learn to assemble fish or beef with vegetables in double foil folds, seal tight, and grill or barbecue for minutes. Try foil baked beans and dessert apples with cinnamon and sugar for a complete outdoor menu.
A child fearful of the dentist can be eased by a gentle first visit focused on inspection and cleaning. Explaining that dental care prevents toothaches helps reduce dread of future appointments and reinforces positive associations with dental care.
The note explains male birds of some species brood eggs when inconspicuously colored like females, while vividly colored males abandon nests. It also records Canada’s per capita government spending rising from 98 dollars in 1939 to 283 in 1949 and 644 in 1959.
Manitoba's caribou tagging program expands into a full scale effort in the north. Hon. C. H. Witney said the Game Branch will work with Indian Affairs and the Canadian Wildlife Service on a second tagging operation at Duck Lake near the province's northern boundary. The plan aims to tag 3500 caribou as they migrate, aided by two Chipewyan Indians from Brochet who will learn and promote cautious hunting to prevent depletion or extinction of the herds. Last year 112 caribou were tagged beginning in September, with this year targeting a mid August crossing during peak migration.
Manitoba reports an upsurge in mineral exploration with mining industry and government crews conducting geological mapping and mineral investigations across the north. The nickel belt along the Hudson Bay rail line sees the strongest activity, including geological surveys and diamond drilling near the Thompson mine project by several companies.
The text links desk fatigue to slouched posture and constricted breathing. It advises sitting upright with balanced body alignment and relaxed shoulders. It notes that physical slump often reflects a mental slump and urges straight spine positioning.
Although Canada's population grows by 1.5 million over three years, manufacturing payrolls drop by 53,000 in the same period. The data highlight a shift in the economy with rising labor supply not matched by factory hiring. Major sectors and regional impacts are noted, signaling ongoing labor market adjustments.
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