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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 06, 1954

Page

2

What Oil Means to Canada by A W Hanks

A wide survey of western oil, prices at Sarnia, pipeline effects, and Alberta output. It notes how world crude prices set wellhead values, transportation costs shape markets, and oil revenues boost Alberta and prairie provinces. Seismograph work in Leduc field and future prospects for western oil expansion are highlighted.

Sarrisa Ontario Sarnia Western Canada Illinois U.S.A Alberta Redwater Prairie Provinces Leduc Western States Great Lakes Canada Edmonton Prairie Manitoba

English Boy Likes Mounties in Felixstowe

Terry Fry, six, in Felixstowe, writes inviting all the Mounties to a party at home. Insp. P. S. Osborne from Ottawa replies with a mounted trooper photo and RCMP work details. Terry’s mother says he is the happiest lad in Felixstowe.

Felixstowe Suffolk England Terry Fry Royal Canadian Mounted Police RCMP P. S. Osborne Ottawa Terry Felixtowe

Card deck weeks: 52 equals year’s weeks

A standard deck has 52 cards, mirroring the 52 weeks in a year. The suit count aligns with seasons, and the four suits echo quarterly divisions. The analogy links card counts to calendar structure in a concise, mnemonic form.

Rich Wedding Cake and Frosting from Historic Recipe

A detailed vintage recipe outlines ingredients and steps for a rich wedding cake and Snowy Cream Frosting. It lists butter sugar eggs raisins currants citron almonds flour nutmeg grape juice lemon rind cherries and more, with instructions on mixing, coating with flour, baking, and frostings using powdered sugar and egg whites.

Western Canadian highway engineer wins scholarship

Gordon D. Campbell from Winnipeg and Ottawa’s Trans-Canada Highway Division earns a Canadian Good Roads Association fellowship to study for a doctorate in highway engineering at Purdue University next year. The CGRA notes this is the second such Canadian award and cites a distinguished selection committee chaired by the University of Alberta’s dean of engineering.

Ottawa Gordon D. Campbell Canadian Good Roads Association United States National Good Roads Organization International Road Federation Washington, D.C Campbell Winnipeg Trans-Canada Highway Division Department of Public Works University of Manitoba Purdue University Lafayette Indiana CGRA R. M. Hardy University of Alberta Alan K. Hay Federal District Commission Jacques E. Hurtubise Ecole Polytechnique

Oddities in the News from Odd Dinners to Hospital Quirks

Tales from the humor column recount a New York man catching a 32 inch northern pike that swallowed a half grown black duck, a Portland man needing an X ray to locate a key trapped in a leg cast after hospital stay, and a Michigan ditch mishap when a wife steered from the back seat causing a motorcycle crash.

Joe Maroun Tupper Lake N.Y Jenkins Bay Maroun Frank J. Cipriano Portland Maine Cipriano Twin Lake Mich Henry Benton Grace Benton

Pheasant crashes into Brook’s new home window

Alta George Wilson of Brooks loses a $200 thermopane window after a cock pheasant crashes into it during a morning crash dive. The bird, likely sighting its reflection, died on the lawn, while officer Jerry Pelchat stated it may be contraband.

Brooks Alta George Wilson George Jerry Pelchat

Prismatic glasses aid polio patients in Edmonton hospitals

Edmonton crippled children council provides prismatic glasses to bed ridden patients enabling reading without strain. A test in a hospital showed 100 percent success as glasses reflect printed text toward the user. Glasses cost about 16 dollars per pair, gifts from the council, distributed through doctors.

Edmonton Council For Wilf Barrell Council Barrell New York Bezaire Edmonton General Hospital United States Paris Council For Crippled Children

Home Workshop swing and garage patterns for Vancouver pattern service

A nostalgic item describes a familiar swing pattern with metal friction parts and lock nuts, priced at 35c, plus a Lawn Furniture Packet offering five patterns for 1.50 postpaid including chairs and a barbecue set. It also advertises Pattern 393 for a gable hip roof garage with car space, priced 35c, and provides order details from Home Workshop Pattern Service in Vancouver, Canada.

Cougars in British Columbia

The cougars of British Columbia live in caves or dense thickets, but do not hibernate.

B.C British Columbia

52 Swiss river vertical 2 Stout cord Assam

A compact note references a 52 Swiss river term vertical 2 stout cord and Assam context. The fragment lists a measurement or code linked to river and textile keywords, indicating a catalog or archival shorthand without a clear narrative. The item appearance suggests indexing in a trade or geographic ledger.

Assam

Alberta speckled trout champ Stan Reynolds nets 8 11

Stan Reynolds claims Alberta’s speckled trout crown with an eight pound eleven ounce catch from Prairie Creek near Rocky Mountain House. The May issue of Hunting and Fishing in Canada lists Canada wide records and notes Stan’s fish may be the west’s biggest speckled trout, with technical doubt over similar weights in other regions. The trout is being taxidermied in Edmonton.

Alberta Stan Canada J. Warren Virginia Falls Fred Oldfield Sudbury West Alford Creek Caroline Donald Lucas Salisbury England Edmonton Prairie Creek Rocky Mountain House

Patching Plaster To Create An Inconspicuous Repair

A method for repairing plaster cracks emphasizes removing the crack and surrounding edges, packing patching plaster slightly below the surface, applying a layer of spackle over the patch, sanding until flush, then priming and painting with thin coats to achieve a seamless result. The process aims for an inconspicuous finish.

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A. W. Hanks Weviers Regina Prairies Saskatchewan Montreal E. S. Jones R. W. McColough Nova Scotia D. O. Robinson Canada Cement Company Limited Toronto Gordon E. Taylor Beatrice Pines P.P.L West Fifth Avenue Vancouver Peggy Chuck Thurston French Island By Records Stan Reynolds Ladeer Stan Trout The Wetaskiwin Times Sask EALY Star Weekly Star
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