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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1957
Page
2
Farm Safety Director Bill Perkins urges rural residents to study fire causes and adopt prevention measures. The piece warns of defective flues and chimneys, overheated equipment, hot ashes, and improper wiring as major risks, and suggests safe storage, chimney cleaning routines, and sand sack cleanup as practical steps to reduce loss.
Hon. J. Walters Erb announced four hospital grants totaling 21 856 dollars for construction. The St. Walburg Union Hospital gets 10 356 toward an eight bed facility, Rockglen 2 500 for a nurses residence, Rosthern 6 000 for a twelve bed nurses residence, and Coronach 3 000 for a six bed nurses residence conversion. The federal government also provides matching construction grants.
The Saskatchewan Transportation Company uses its buses to move Red Cross blood from the Regina depot to hospitals in centers such as Davidson Moose Jaw Yorkton Melville Weyburn and other communities. Daily shipments include up to 12 refrigerated containers weighing 25 to 50 pounds each with blood preserved up to 48 hours. Red Cross transport staff coordinate with bus schedules to ensure rapid delivery to patient needs. where not served by STC, nearby stoppages are used and empties returned for analysis. The initiative complements STC’s regular duties and further supports provincial medical services.
A simple ham friendly barbecue sauce blends green pepper sautéed in margarine with tomato paste. Add cider vinegar Worcestershire sauce and old fashioned molasses, then heat thoroughly. Serve immediately. the recipe yields six servings.
A health bulletin warns that the human body faces attack from about 1600 distinct diseases. The notice emphasizes awareness and preventive care to reduce risk and protect public health.
The Royal Commission on Agriculture and Rural Life urges a self covering crop insurance plan for wheat and coarse grains with 60 percent coverage of long term yields. A federal share is needed with experimental local rollout in Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta under PF A A. Premiums linked to grain marketings. delivery point pricing. compulsory participation after initial votes. optional individual indemnities in low risk zones.
Oliver L. Symes, former head of Ford Canada tractor-implement export division in Windsor, is named professor of agricultural engineering at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon. He will return to teach in January and is noted for his varied career in education, military service, and automotive engineering associations.
A report claims the Caribbean Sea has the world’s most uniform temperature with an average around 80 degrees. Seasonal variation is about six degrees between summer and winter.
Anne Adams Pattern Dept offers pattern 4662 for girls sizes 6 through 14. Instructions are simple with illustrated steps and a range of winter-weight cottons. Send 35 cents in coins to obtain the pattern from 60 Front Street West Toronto with name address and size clearly written.
Household Arts Department offers Pattern 7302 for a 772 by 102 inch quilt with twelve seasonal floral diagrams to embroider. Send twenty five cents to receive the pattern and free book sample from Alice Brooks Needlecraft. many easy hand-work designs available.
A humor vignette features a New York firm offering high pay for a messenger, where the last applicant wins after a clever telegram. A battered grand piano sells to a picky widow who quips about money and planning. A Harvard sophomore laments, a coach hints at a novel approach, and a Columbia game sees a guard vow to avoid fouls.
The piece warns that over-exertion can cause hernia or rupture in men or women from lifting beyond capacity or during violent sneezing or coughing. A fall causing wrenching of internal muscles may also trigger hernia. Diagnosis and treatment are possible, but avoiding triggering conditions is advised.
Bees create a humming sound by rapidly vibrating their wings. The effect is a constant buzz that accompanies their flight and foraging activity.
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