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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 15, 1959
Page
5
A public notice warns hunters to avoid shooting valuable fur bearing animals and explains penalties and conservation concerns. The fragmentary text references hunting practices and enforcement but lacks clear details or names.
Advertisement describes Easy-sew apron pattern with wide straps pockets and button closure in small to large sizes, requires 2 yards 3d-insh fabric and $0.35 in stamps. address patterns dept Montreal Toronto ad includes pattern 7u73 knitting shrug for year round wear sizes 32-38 with big needles and worsted yarn and 60 Front Street address for pattern orders.
Pattern 7452 offers two 8x21 inch panels with color chart for stitchery pictures. Includes transfer instructions and a request for thirty-five cents stamps sent to Housetold Arts Department, Department P.P.L., 6 Front Street, Forvato.
Printed Pattern 4915 offers Misses sizes 12 to 18 with three blouse styles. Pattern parts require yardage for sizes 16 and 14, printed directions on pattern parts, and 40 cents payment by coin or stamp. Send size name address style number to Department P.P.L. G Front Street Toronto.
Britain and North America prepare a transatlantic telephone link using a new 60 circuit cable route from Scotland to Newfoundland with extensions to Canada. Planned manufacture this year by Submarine Cables Ltd and completion expected in 1961, with joint involvement by Canadian Overseas Telecommunications, the Post Office, and Cable and Wireless.
The article advises locating the nearest fire alarm and using public call boxes if home phones are lost during a fire. It suggests turning off gas from a basement key, and potentially shutting off water or electricity. It notes athletes peak around ages 28 to 29 as a separate claim.
Pine or maple knife box for the home workshop, attach to a stand or carry with books or mending. Pull-out shelves in the stand. Pattern 281, part of a Pine and Maple Antiques packet of five reproductions offered for 175 dollars.
Pattern 266 describes a quarter inch plywood shelf with a stencil design and color guide for decorating the box. It includes actual size culling guides and a color guide. The pattern sells for 40 cents from Home Workshop Patterns in Vancouver British Columbia.
Dr Willard Abraham of Arizona State University urges parents to avoid misjudging children s intelligence. A two part checklist helps separate true retardation from high potential and should be read in full before conclusions. A series of ten questions indicates whether a child may be brighter or not.
Beverley Maureen Revver of Regina has been named the first recipient of the WP Thompson scholarship at the University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon. The award honors Dr W P Thompson, who retired as university president in 1959. The scholarship, about $300 plus tuition, rewards scholarship need and student activities with a minimum 70 percent average.
Dr Abraham warns tetanus or lockjaw is a painful fatal risk from soil contamination and emphasizes immunization with vaccines during routine shots. He cautions parents against excessive vigilance as children learn to walk and grow independent.
The Bureau Bulletin urges restraint during Christmas to protect alcoholics from relapse. It notes Christmas can trigger joy and drinking, as social conformity pushes those abstaining toward a drink. It warns readers to offer coffee instead and support sober individuals in their ongoing battle.
A televised report says Ed Sullivan mentioned about 150 young Hungarians held in a prison with death sentences at 18 for taking part in the October 1956 Hungarian Revolution. The appeal asks Khrushchev for clemency through the Soviet embassy in Ottawa and includes a pious plea for forgiveness and restraint.
Norway's oldest town Tonsberg celebrated its thousandth year in 1871 amid civic pride. The brief notes reflect on taste, education, and personal value, urging individuals to assess the worth of their own goods.
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