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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1960
Page
2
Farmers in Game Management Zones 1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 46 49 may obtain up to three deer with free permits issued on application. Permits valid through January 30, 1960. game preserves closed. Policy aims to cut deer numbers to protect unharvested crops.
Since 1950 the primary steel mills at Hamilton and Sault Ste. Marie Ontario and Sydney Nova Scotia have spent half a billion dollars on expansion programs.
FRESH EGGS and graded egg prices listed by W J Sharpe & Co Regina for egg sales. The Saskatchewan Co operative Creamery Association Ltd notes Co op Creameries operate poul try plants to secure top prices for members and urges contacting closest branch for shipping and crates.
The text argues writers share joys and sorrows beyond friends, citing Bacon, Stowe, Marx, and Hitler. It frames religion as central to world sin and renewal, claiming Jesus Christ is the universal answer. It cites scriptural forgiveness and guidance, and asserts writing for a great cause aligns with Paul’s blessing that God supplies needs.
In Bristol England a cue student aimed for the brown ball but a sideline remark led to a violent clash. Alfred Marcus punched the interrupter, sending him to hospital for eight stitches. Marcus pled guilty to malicious wounding and was fined £5.
Ten Sopher children from Kansas City underwent a three hour tonsillectomy marathon at St. Joseph Hospital. The 16 year old Cherie had a sore throat prompting the decision. Parents said they looked at all the children’s throats and chose to have them all operated at once for convenience.
Staten Island doctor Nathan Major reports an eight year study across ages 18 to 29, 30 to 50, and over 50 finds men 30 to 50 lie most about age, especially widowers. He notes women lie less often but tell larger lies.
Allis-Chalmers unveiled a fuel cell powered tractor in Milwaukee using 1,008 cells arranged as 112 units to deliver at least 3,000 pounds of drawbar pull. The prototype, fuelled by propane, feeds a 20 horsepower DC motor with a compact eight by eleven by twenty one inch controller, and field tests pulled a two bottom plow.
A Manitoba winter program deploys 19 Headingley prisoners to build a Trans-Canada camping site seven miles east of Portage. The 43 acre Oxbow Beach project uses minimum security workers with strict eligibility, housing in 12 member trailers and a shared cook house, six day weeks, and 75 cent daily pay with 50 cents held until discharge.
Medicine Hat Alberta reports five consecutive years with no traffic fatalities. The city reached 1,822 days without a death and now targets about 1,900 days to extend its record. Local officials emphasize continued enforcement and public awareness.
The ancient Roman toga was crafted from a semi circular cloth four or five yards long with a straight side.
Canada consumes eighty percent of its total annual production domestically while exporting the remaining twenty percent to foreign markets. This distribution highlights the country's focus on internal supply alongside international trade.
Esther Brandeau, born in France, arrived Quebec in 1738 disguised as Jacques La Fargue. Her sex was revealed leading to imprisonment under hospital surveillance. Officials doubted her tale of seven years at sea, and she was sent back to France in 1739 with royal funding provided by Louis XV.
The Roads to Resources Program pact between Alberta and Canada will invest 15 million dollars over six years in Northern Alberta. Projects include the reconstruction of the Mackenzie Highway from Grimshaw to the Northwest Territories boundary, about 300 miles, and the improvement and new construction of a High Level to Wood Buffalo National Park west boundary road, about 130 miles.
A British biologist reports that adolescent boys in Britain are taller than before. Professor Peter Brian Medawar of London University says British teenagers have risen by about three quarters of an inch in height per decade, indicating a trend toward greater stature.
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