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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1959
Page
7
A dramatic wartime radio broadcast urges readers to seek salvation as intercontinental weapons threaten cities. It blends biblical prophecy with a call to faith, urging listeners to watch and pray before a presumed imminent end.
A whimsical account describes dogs in costumes at a party with relay and musical chairs. The piece shifts to a sermon urging readers toward faith, warning of death and eternal life without Christ as the only salvation, ending with a critique of judgmental thinking.
CFQC launches The Bandsman on Sundays from two to two thirty to showcase band music and aid youth beginners. Glen Cole leads the effort to broadcast Saskatoon Lions Band and RC A F Reserve Band of Saskatoon while inviting bands to audition, share news, and request music.
Mrs Nibbler a field mouse and her mate Nibbler seek a safe warm home after building a pink and blue cradle inside a tunnel nest. Humans intrude with noise and damage, forcing relocation to a mushroom shelter. They return to a new tarry, safer den and welcome fourteen pink babies with a strawberry feast.
A collection of brief quotes on business philosophy. Nelson Jackson emphasizes updating methods to stay in business. Mary Baker Eddy and Elbert Hubbard stress effort and balance. Shakespeare notes passion in work. Robert P. Vanderpole urges clinging to the old while grabbing the new when better.
The beaver is identified as the largest rodent in North America and the second largest globally, highlighting its prominence among world rodents.
Major F R Cullen of 243 Kenaston Boulevard Winnipeg is chosen for a six month aviation medicine course at Pensacola Navy Base Florida. He left January 6 and will be attached to Fort Rucker Alabama for six weeks after graduation. He served as Deputy Command Medical Officer at Fort Osborne Barracks Winnipeg for two years. His wife Dorothy and three children will accompany him. Former Dryden Ontario residents, he served as an RCAF pilot in World War II Africa and Malta, studied medicine at University of Toronto, and later served in Korea.
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