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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1957
Page
3
The Clarion editorial urges hunters to cooperate with authorities to curb illegal acts and protect farm safety. A farmer wife recounts how hunters speeding through a farm yard endanger children, highlighting the need for responsible conduct and use of legal controls to reduce duck damage.
In Drumheller Alberta on September 12 1956 officials warn that drivers misjudge the right of way causing many accidents. Insurance experts note about 25 percent result from mistaken beliefs. Alberta Vehicles and Highway Traffic Act states the driver on the right has the right of way at intersections unless yielding is required.
The October Canadian Home Journal quotes Dr. Karl S. Bernhardt of the University of Toronto arguing child psychology is not a fad or a kit for obedience. He says it seeks to understand how childhood experiences shape a healthy adult, not blame heredity or offer ready made answers. He outlines golden rules: enjoy your child, reflect his feelings, give time to grow, let him learn by mistakes, observe behavior, and avoid predicting trouble.
At the Saskatchewan Medical Association annual meeting in Saskatoon, Dr. O. M. Irwin of Swift Current was named senior life member. The veteran doctor, the city’s longest practicing active physician, is praised as a pillar of prairie communities and public service, recalling the era of country doctors who served farms and homesteads amid blizzards and hurricanes.
A Vancouver businessman discusses global merchant ship shortages and US fleet idle due to high operating costs. He stresses labor unions as a major barrier, noting sympathetic unions disrupt foreign register vessels docking at US ports. He urges US authorities to craft a solution to reopen sea trade.
A reader laments power outages from 1 to 3 30 on Wednesday and questions Calgary Power’s ability to prevent interruptions. The piece recalls past talk of a new loop circuit to ensure uninterrupted Taber service and asks why such a plan was not implemented.
As the growing season ends nature enters a hibernation preparing for winter. Birds migrate south while pests fade away. Leaves transform into deep golds purples and reds under sunlit skies. The brief display invites a quick country drive before trees shed their foliage and bare branches loom.
Israel consumes about 16 000 tons of paper yearly for 1 600 000 people and the figure may triple after regional normalisation. Two mills operate 2 000 and 15 000 tons per year, producing printing, special papers and cardboard at the larger site. Pulp imports continue, Negev afforestation may enable self sufficiency, and 70 000 tons of dried papyrus could be gathered annually. Israel has 25 daily papers, three exceed 40 000 circulation, plus 20 bi weekly and 70 weekly papers and over 100 other periodicals.
Mrs R O Brown founder of the Stockton 4-H club seven years ago has led it to repeated victories and received the W B Frazer trophy as the outstanding 4-H club leader in the province for 1956.
An old recipe for Happy New Year suggests using twelve months freed from bitterness and past hurts, divided into daily portions with faith patience courage work and other virtues. Each day blends such elements with good humor and love, cooked in fervent heat and served with cheerfulness for a certain New Year.
This item describes modern lamp designs made by joining wood and metal in unusual styles. The material is available at the nearest lumber yard and hardware store. Pattern 204 includes actual-size cutting diagrams and illustrated assembly and finishing directions. Price 35 cents.
Pattern 463 from Home Workshop Patterns provides a graduated stand with sun and semi shade suited for house plants. The four-step assembly uses stock lumber sizes and locks into upright sections. Mailed pattern 35¢. packet price $1.50 from Home Workshop Patterns, Department P.P.L., 4433 West Lth Avenue, Vancouver.
Sask确定 1955 56 fiscal year shows a $37,285.44 surplus as receipts total $84,847,141.88 against $84,809,856.44 in expenditures. Liquor profits funded capital and debt relief, with $1,000,000 diverted for emergency flood relief. Capital outlays reached $62 million including $34,324,000 to Sask Power and $10,121,000 to SGCT, financed by debentures. Net debt declined by $5.669 million. The Alaska highway cost $138 million to build.
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