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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 09, 1958
Page
7
Answers include 76 miles of canals for the Montreal to Fort William route and Newfoundland as the province with the highest birth rate. In 1957 personal income tax contributed about one third of federal revenue and $1.5 billion was secured. Trucks move about one fifth of railway freight.
Saskatchewan cattlemen placed highly as judging closed at the Royal Winter Fair. Wing earned two firsts three seconds and three fourths with other strong showings. The fair offers education and tough competition among top Canadian stockmen, encouraging continued improvement. A closing note warns pedestrians to walk carefully around busy fair grounds.
The pattern 209 kit offers shelves with wide design options and actual-size cutting guides for shaped parts. Priced at 40c, it is included in packet 20 a set of five room furnishing patterns sold for $1.74.
A historical note from the Swift Current Experimental Farm explains tractor cooling systems must remove heat from engines to prevent overheating. Dirt, rust, dirty water clog tubes and passages, reducing cooling flow. Loose belts, faulty thermostats, and hoses also slow circulation.
Printed pattern 4592 offers a tailored sheath dress with easy step by step directions on each part. Clear sewing guidance aims for accurate results for sizes 10 through 20. Orders to Anne Adams Pattern Dept in Toronto with name address style number.
Clarence Campbell advised Jack Wilkie that Carl Voss and Jimmy Skinner will teach hockey clinics across Saskatchewan. The five day program runs December 8 in Estevan, Swift Current, Moose Jaw, Yorkton, Humboldt, Saskatoon, Melfort, Lloydminster, and ends December 11 with a joint session, led by Voss and Skinner.
Manitoba leads Canada in rising tourist traffic with a seven percent gain in travel permits issued in the first nine months, while Canada overall dips 1.2 percent. Manitoba rivals Saskatchewan 5.9 percent growth, BC 3.7 percent, and Quebec shows the largest decline. The report notes more visitors are discovering Manitoba as a vacation land and urges continued warmth toward tourists. The piece also covers NHL hockey clinics run by SAHA across Saskatchewan and Manitoba, with Carl Voss and Jimmy Skinner delivering fee-free instruction to coaches and referees, and lists SAHA representatives coordinating locations and schedules for December clinics.
The War Cry describes anonymous Christmas giving as a Christian act of charity. A welfare officer recalls gifts for the poor, noting how receipts are rarely sought and how the season embodies selfless offerings aligned with biblical teachings about God giving His Son and Christ’s ransom for many.
A brisk warning urges drivers to slow down in winter to counter snow and ice hazards. The piece stresses that trying to save a minute can cost an eternity, urging patience and caution for both you and your car.
The Mercury notes November signals winter hardship for trades such as bricklayers cement workers carpenters electricians and plumbers but argues proactive planning and citizen cooperation can create steady winter work. It cites Estevan's strong response last year through preemptive property repairs and renovating to provide jobs and income during cold months.
The piece notes a Member of Parliament condemning tipping as a growing everyday obligation driven by prosperity and service expectations. It argues tipping spreads beyond gratitude, becoming a social norm and an economic practice, with minimal relation to service quality and limited effect from charges or laws. It concludes tipping will persist, with occasional polite refusals offering rare moments of gratitude.
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