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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 17, 1961
Page
5
Budget friendly meal planning guidance emphasizes flexible Lexible planning, using leftovers, cheaper cuts of meat, root vegetables, and economical eggs. It advises Canada Food Rules as a kitchen reference, prioritizing main protein and vegetables, with simple desserts and snacks to save money and time.
Checkerboard shirt leaflet no cp OT13 to Prairie Publishers Co op Ltd 1410 Secarth St Regina Sask outlines ordering details and contact for publication materials in this classified note.
A theatre cashier demurs when a youngster asks for a ticket in the early afternoon, citing school absence. A sharp retort from the youngster and a quip from a shopper about measles lightens the moment as other vignettes of wit appear.
An early style nuclear reactor blew up on January 3 at Idaho Falls Idaho killing three workers and releasing deadly radiation in a building at the station The Atomic Energy Commission sealed the area quickly saying no danger to the city or other parts of the station Radiologists in protective gear surveyed the site while only one body could be recovered within hours of the blast.
A 24 foot long three ton basking shark weighing about 6,000 pounds was towed into Balboa Bay Newport Beach California. The fish was caught in a commercial net and identified by John Fitch director of the California Marine Laboratory as a harmless basking shark that feeds on shrimp and small fish.
A crossword like clue set with entries such as Withdraws Mountain crest Age Symbol for neon Since Wager Measure of type It is found Austrz While Lease Wound wit knife Poker stake Female hor 3M Genus of.
Homeowners should test water and get reliable advice before choosing a water softener or iron removal unit. Hardness is measured in grains per gallon with ranges from soft 1–3 to very hard over 12. A 30 000 grain unit is common. regeneration about every 10 days to 2 weeks uses 15–20 pounds of salt. Iron in water stains dishes and clothes. small amounts can be removed by softeners. Reputable dealers test water and tailor size and type to farm needs.
Dr William Brady explains his extreme anti liquor stance in a syndicated column. He cites misery and disease from alcohol and the impact on families, noting patients’ wages spent at saloons and the resulting hardship. The War Cry adds thanks for sharing experiences to curb addiction and protect homes from alcoholism.
W A Mather longtime railway executive and former chair of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company died January 2 at Winnipeg General Hospital. Born 1885 in Oshawa he earned a McGill engineering degree after early CPR work as axe man rodman and instrument man. Survived by wife one son and a daughter.
Mrs Edith E Braun writes from October 15 1960 praising Canada for excellent highways and courteous government staff. She details travel from Blaine into British Columbia and through Vancouver Island to Victoria Campbelt River Calgary Regina Winnipeg Lake O’Hara Banff and Lake Louise. She notes helpful RCMP training academy in Regina and favorable hotel prices and resort lodges. She urges more advertising of Canada especially Lake of the Woods and Maritime Islands.
The article notes $10 and $20 gold pieces minted in British Columbia during the Fraser River gold rush, produced without official authority, marking them as exceptionally scarce and collectible among historians and collectors.
The statement lists three metals by their magnetic properties and order: Tron, cobalt, and nickel, identifying them as the top magnetic metals. It presents a concise claim about their magnetic strength sequence.
An entertaining tour of the ostrich in South Africa, detailing its size, diet, speed, nesting, breeding, plumage, and uses. It covers interactions with visitors at Oudtshoorn farms, plumes’ demand, egg facts, and the bird’s enduring glamour in fashion and industry.
Poison bait stations for predator control have been established in 120 rural municipalities and four local improvement districts in southern Saskatchewan. Residents are warned to control their pets during winter months in an announcement by W A Hartwell regional superintendent for the department of natural resources. All stations are marked with signs and advertised beforehand.
Scientists conclude the Laurentian Uplands lack fossil deposits. this suggests the region formed when Earth harbored no life not even primitive ocean organisms. The implication is that the rocks date from an era before any life existed on the planet.
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