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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 27, 1962
Page
7
A Mother and Dad project Pattern 213 provides wood working steps for a dressing table with extending arms and sewing directions for various skirt styles. Price 50c. Part of Bedroom Furniture Packet No 22 for 1.75 from Home Workshop Patterns Department 2.0L Vancouver address.
A reader is instructed to print their name and address and pattern number to Household Arts Department P.P.L. at Front Street in W. Torants with payment of thirty five cents in coins and no stamps accepted.
Misses pattern 4663 offers a curved seaming sheath in shanting, cotton, or linen fabrics. Sizes 10 to 18 with size 16 needing 3 yards of 38 inch material. Send 50 cents in coins to Pattern Dept at Rront Street Toronto, with name and address.
Canadian cattle breeders will tour England and Scotland this June and July aboard the Empress of Britain. Organized by Canadian Pacific's immigration and agricultural development department, the 32 day trip costs 775 dollars and includes visits to farms, institutes, and the Royal Highland Show. The itinerary covers Greenock Glasgow Callander Perth St Andrews Dumfries Windermere Chester Herefordshire Windsor Castle and London with final return to Montreal.
Hand shelled cashew nuts rely on trained workers as no machine can match the care and finish of skilled manual labor. The text argues that human technique remains superior to mechanized shelling for quality results.
A Regina meeting of provincial and federal agriculture representatives, allied industry groups, and delegates from Manitoba, Alberta, and British Columbia discussed rising production costs, drought driven feed shortages, and the need for a coordinated force to boost Saskatchewan broiler production. The group plans to organize a Saskatchewan broiler producers association to harmonize industry efforts and address market programs.
Prof. D. A. Rennie of the University of Saskatchewan soils department will attend an international symposium in Bombay, India, in February on the use of radioactive isotopes in soil research. He will be Canada's only delegate and deliver papers at the University of Saskatchewan. The symposium is sponsored by the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna and the Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome. Rennie returns March 6.
The Marquis of Queensberry supervised the drafting of boxing rules bearing his name in 1865, shaping modern prizefighting standards.
A 1889 London Ontario issue reprinted in the Hanna Herald recounts cheap eastern goods, a Riel era backdrop on the plains, and ads for overcoats at 3.50, tweed suits 4.00, boys suits 1.00 plus bulk discounts. It notes familiar medicines, a Moscow Gun Maker tale, and Kamphone as a headache remedy, illustrating long ago life and changing times.
The Alberta Department of Health says the Cerebral Palsy Clinic in Edmonton is adding space with four classrooms to educate children capable of academic progress. The Edmonton Public School Board will supply four teachers and manage the program, funded under the foundation program. Physiotherapy and occupational therapy shortages remain, but efforts are underway. The new facilities should be ready by March 1, and a selection committee will soon finalize eligible children and notify parents.
J. F. Jack Kinzel age 46, director of information services for the department of industry and information since July 1958, is named secretary of the Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Commission. Executive Director D. D. Tansley announced the appointment, to take effect February 10.
The University of Bologna, established in Italy during the 11th century, is the oldest university still in existence. It is renowned for its historic role in higher learning and its long-standing academic traditions.
An overview on atherosclerosis linking fat intake to blood cholesterol and heart disease. Diet modifications, especially reducing animal and dairy fats and using vegetable oils, may lower cholesterol. Practical steps include balanced fat restriction and walking, with emphasis on high risk groups and medical guidance. Further research remains needed for cause and prevention.
Two Cree Indians take vows as Grey Nuns of the Cross. Rev. Sister Francois de Crucifix and Rev. Sister Marie de l Ascension plan hospital and school work in the James Bay region with the order's superior Very Rev. Mother St. Paul.
Money in Canada reached 14.6 billion dollars at year end 1961, up eight percent from 1960, thirty percent from five years earlier, and ninety percent since 1949, signaling steady expansion across the postwar period.
A chaotic OCR style crossword list mixing across and down clues with many typos and misreads. The fragment includes commissions for numbers, plant and plant parts, names, and several partial definitions needing repair to form a complete grid.
A compact clue style entry matching a puzzle page, listing thematic terms and numbers. It seems to catalog crossword style hints like weekly e, French, African settler, Wapiti, Tahiti's national god, at home, and a type measure with varying numeric cues.
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