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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1961
Page
9
A fashion notice promotes a shapely sheath in white or navy black faille and brilliant wools. It highlights quick wear and versatile styling with a playful, period-appropriate tone. The brief emphasizes a sleek silhouette and lasting fabric choices.
Guidance from R. H. Anderson of Canada Department of Agriculture at Melfort on storing vegetables for winter. Recommendations cover pumpkins aquash and marrow at 60F for ten days then 40 to 50F dry storage, root vegetables at 36 to 38F in damp or slightly damp sand, onions at 33 to 40F in a dry atmosphere, potatoes in slatted bins at 35 to 40F, cabbage stored on roots or slatted shelves, and ensuring only sound dry mature produce is stored.
In Bashaw Alta district coyotes are common and bold. Newell Tiffany saw one chase a kitten along a path to his home. Aston Green shot a coyote within 40 yards of his house, noting it as the fattest he had seen. The Badshaw Star and Promoter.
Ottawa's Noon Gun fires daily with one or two misses as the gunner keeps time by telegraph from McGill Observatory in Montreal, a practice dating to 1869.
Police Chief James Mackey told the Rotary Club of Toronto that bingo games are becoming a lucrative field for professional operators. He estimated Toronto's annual take at six million dollars with about 120000 dollars weekly profit in the city, noting some operators own public halls across Ontario. He warned that not all proceeds go to charity.
A fragmented clipping notes the possum’s play dead reflex and a list of Canadian labour income figures across years from 1939 to an estimated 1961 total. It also mentions parliamentary measures and heraldic bearing terms with a final prompt to vote yes.
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