Hunting Trip Companions Carry Man Through Rough Woods
A narrative describes rup being helped by companions as he pushes through difficult woodland terrain. The text adds a moral note that ignorance is not shameful but stubborn refusal to learn.
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1960
Page
2
A narrative describes rup being helped by companions as he pushes through difficult woodland terrain. The text adds a moral note that ignorance is not shameful but stubborn refusal to learn.
A home craft pattern offers a furniture shelve set as a graceful project for hobbyists and students. Pattern 460 includes full-size cutting guides and illustrated steps. part of the Small Stands and Shelves Packet No. 49 priced at $1.75 from Home Workshop Patterns in Vancouver.
Knit warm slipper patterns in worsted yarn with crochet soles. Pattern 7128 offers sizes small medium large. Send thirty five cents for this pattern to Household Arts Department FP.L. 60 Front Street W Toronto with name address and style number.
Embroider fascinations in gay colors for recreation spaces including halls and pillows. Frame old-time utoa pictures or complete 8-inch cross-stitch pattern 7261 with transfer instructions 6 autoa 4x61 inches. Bend thirty-five cents accepted. Print name Dadreas Pattern Number and address for Household Arts department.
D. B. Furlong of Producers Pipeline Ltd and Westpar Pipe Line Co says 14,000 tons of crude move daily along 700 miles serving southern Saskatchewan and delivering to Cromer Man. He notes royalties to the province exceed 75,000 dollars daily and hints at future automation and even plastic pipelines.
By spring 1961 every Regular Army member in Western Command will be trained to St John Ambulance first aid standards. Militia units will expand training, with all Canadian Women's Army Corps personnel expected to qualify. Recruits receive instruction early, with annual refreshers and ongoing advancement pathways. Records verify all ranks receive fundamental first aid training.
Returning Officer Jacques Dugas drove to a poll to rebuke a clerk for not letting two young school teachers vote. He corrected a jail term claim, stating the maximum was six months after reviewing the electoral law handbook. The teachers, who boarded in St Thomas while teaching in St Felix de Valois, voted.
London Daily Telegraph reports British Agricultural Research Council radiobiological lab found Russian flour, bran and offal export to Britain contained at least five times more strontium-90 than North American grain. The science correspondent notes strontium-90 as a key nuclear fission by-product.
The Commons order paper reports that veterans pensions will be raised and supplementary benefits paid in certain cases. The increase was forecast in the throne speech. A separate note mentions blue whale calves born at about 20 feet long and weighing up to 5,000 pounds.
Imports into Canada rose to 2805.6 million dollars in the first half of 1860, up 1.8 percent from the same period in 1959. Strong domestic demand and trade activity propelled the gain, with broad increases across key goods categories.
Nickel copper ore was discovered in 1883 during the construction of the CPR across the Sudbury Basin in Northern Ontario. The find marked a major mineral event as workers uncovered rich ore amid early railway development.
Toni proudly shows a gold perfume box won at a garden party. Her parents confront the idea of handicap acceptance through Miss Wynant, a visually impaired companion who teaches Toni to imagine a broader world. The scene shifts to Miss Wynant walking with a cane, prompting reflection on Toni’s future.
Modern homes can use deep pile scatter rugs crafted from man made fibres. Available in oblong, oval and round shapes, these about two inches deep come in eye catching shades to brighten rooms. A Canada trend places a larger rug over existing carpet for a double header effect, with lighter tones suggested for lamp color coordination. Cleaning involves lukewarm wash, thorough rinsing and a shake to restore wool like appearance.
Stanstead Que Journal argues against Quebec citizen identity cards. They would ease enforcement of theatre and drinking laws but fear a host of evils seen in totalitarian states. The letter questions the policy impact and citizen freedoms.
Dentists endorse early dental hygiene but kids resist daily brushing. The latest product uses scented flavored toothbrushes in Ice Cream flavors like chocolate vanilla orange lemon lime and strawberry. Odor is embedded in handles and colored caps to evoke the tastes.
Over the past five years nearly half of new generating capacity installed by the Canadian electric power industry has been steam powered, signaling a strong shift toward steam driven generation sources.
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