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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 02, 1960
Page
7
Mr Campbell described Saskatchewan poultry as underproducing relative to Canada and Alberta. He noted 1859 pea r production, Saskatchewan output at 68 000 birds versus Alberta’s 3.4 million, and urged expansion while warning the broiler business is highly specialized and competitive.
A reflection on mass fear as steel strikes and экономic strain ripple through Canada and the United States. The text urges readers to seek peace in Christianity, promising guidance from the Holy Spirit and reassurance that Jesus conquers the world. It emphasizes trust, patience, and reliance on divine strength over frenzied personal effort.
Printed pattern 4943 offers a slim jumper that doubles as a dress with a blouse. Sizes 12 through 20 with a size 16 fabric needs listed. Send 50 cents in coins to Pattern Dept GO Front Street Toronto for details.
Noah Cuhing of Quebec received Canada's first patent in 1824 for a washing machine. Today Canada sees about 14,000 patent applications annually with roughly half granted.
Child care columnist Mrs Mary English argues modern mothers are stressed and overburdened by their duties. She claims bursts of anger can occur when children push boundaries and that mothers should not feel guilty for losing patience. She suggests g...
Vancouver Police Chief George Archer told a police commission meeting that the city needs more officers to curb rising crime. He cited a 2.3 percent rise in major crime last year over 1958, including 10 murders—the highest postwar total. He noted increases in sex offenses, armed robberies, and burglaries, with arrests up except for liquor offenses.
Clarification notes that the Church of the Latter Day Saints is another name for the Mormon church. The term is referenced in discussions of religious organizations and naming conventions.
An airline spokesman at the Amelia Earhart Dinner in Montreal says women passengers are driving growth in international travel. Ralph Cohen of IATA notes rising female travel, many solo, with 22 million employed women in North America and earnings of $46 billion, expected to rise to 33 million by 1975.
Lederle Laboratories Wyckoff New Jersey raises 125000 mice this year, testing 3000 chemicals to ease cancer pain. About 10000 mice have yielded five potential drugs. the colony originated from a University of Minnesota inbred line chosen for tumor studies. The facility ships 2000 mice weekly and also raises 50000 rats annually for noncancer research.
A study estimates that expansion of the natural gas industry in Canada including transmission plants feeders and supply industries will cost about 2 billion dollars.
In Tilsonburg Ontario residents face a freezing night when power fails and then returns as linemen battle wind and ice. The account honors the crews who repair twisted wires, fallen poles, and damaged lines to restore heating and communications.
Soviet researchers report crossing American superb apples with Russian Grushovka Vernenskaya to produce a hybrid that stays fresh for 370 days. The hybrid, derived from the 225 day American variety, yields about 4.15 ounces per fruit and tolerates elevations up to 6000 feet, though preservation method remains undisclosed.
Since 1900 the annual death rate in Canada declined from 1310 to 74 per 100 000. The article notes that nearly half of today’s deaths are caused by accidents.
Pattern 232 offers an over stove or counter two-deck shelf with graceful back and utensil slots. Includes actual-size cutting guides for shelves and a string box with a cat peeking from behind a bright flower. Price 40c. Home Workshop Patterns Vancouver B C.
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