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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 09, 1957

Page

2

Story of Creative Capital film promoted in Canada

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce announces The Story of Creative Capital a technicolor film produced by Du Pont Company of Canada Limited. It explains capital sources and its role in Canada's economy with questions about personal capitalism and improving living standards. Premier showings unfold across provinces in the next two weeks.

Creative Capital du Pont Company of Canada Canada Chambers

Hailstorm Causes Minor Crop, Property Damage in Manitoba Towns

A mid afternoon hailstorm struck Somerset, Miami, and Roland with little crop loss, reports farmer D L Fletcher of Carman. Some window damage occurred in Miami and a grain bin toppled near Roland, along with a broken TV antenna. Hail lay five inches deep in Somerset. Miami saw hailstones nearly hen eggs. Windshields of about 21 vehicles at a Miami auction were broken. The Dufferin Leader. June 13, 1957.

Somerset Miami Roland D. L. Fletcher Carman Harry Janick Dufferin Leader Man

Pattern 385 chaise for porch and terrace furniture

Drill holes and bolt together this chaise with a back adjustable to five positions. Pattern 385 provides actual size cutting guides and directions. Pattern 28 includes five patterns for porch and terrace furniture and this chaise priced at $1.75. Orders under 1 add 10 cents service charge. Address order to.

Town Eying Local Firms for Water Plant Plan

The town council, guided by the engineer, weighs building a water filtration plant with local contractors. A Saskatoon interview with consulting engineers confirmed feasibility and adaptable design. Council authorizes Mr. Knox to interview locals to gauge interest and availability for near term construction.

Halpenny Eichel and Quinney Mr. Knox Saskatoon Knox Clarion, Kindersley, Sask

Scorpions Survive Year Without Food Says Study

A zoological study reports scorpions can endure a full year without eating, surviving on minimal moisture and adapting their metabolism. Researchers note this resilience may influence desert ecology and pest management strategies.

National accounts show little quarterly output change in early 1957

Canada’s first quarter output barely changed from the prior quarter after seasonal adjustment. Gains occurred in labor income consumer spending exports and imports machinery and equipment. construction and corporate profits fell while the current account deficit rose to 409 million dollars led by higher payments for goods and services.

Canada

Mean level comparison around Isthmus of Panama

The Pacific ocean sits about eight inches higher on average than the Atlantic at the Isthmus of Panama, indicating subtle tidal and sea level differences between the two basins.

Pacific Ocean Panama Atlantic

Fibre glass car: Swift Current man crafts dream vehicle

Ervin Bingham, 27, of Swift Current, builds a fibre glass car by hand over two years to a final design described as the future of autos. The low, sleek body rests on a 1955 Ford chassis with a 1954 Monarch engine, no bolts, weighing lighter yet strong, aimed to complete by late summer.

Ervin Bingham Swift Current Ter Lke Bingham

Curtain Up On First Northern Sports Show

The first Sportsman's show in the Peace River Country opened at Grande Prairie Memorial Arena for a two day event sponsored by Saddie Hills Fish and Game League. Displays featured forestry service wildlife specimens shells and hunting gear with doors prizes totaling 100 dollars split between a man and a woman. Jim deRoaldes organized the event the first of its kind north of Edmonton with movies and displays of boats motors cars guns camping and archery lined up for afternoon and evening showings.

Peace River Memorial Arena Grande Prairie Saddie Hills Fish and Game League Bernard Hamm Sexsmith Jim deRoaldes Edmonton Herald Tribuune Alta

Wrist Watch Award For Maple Leaf Hitting Leader

L. E. Billers of Sillers Limited Estevan announced a wrist watch prize for the Maple Leaf baseball team's top hitter at season end. The award reflects a local business sponsorship praised in The Mercury Estevan.

L. E. Billers Sillers Limited Estevan Maple Leaf Baseball The Mercury Estevan, Sask

GROOM TRACKS Tidy town work reported by supervisor

Town supervisor George Pitt reports council on maintenance across Indian Head Saskatchewan. Grass seeded on memorial cairn area beside No 1 highway. long grass burnt on town lots with minor hedge damage. Manholes repaired, garbage removed, streets graded scarified and washed. Cemetery park fair grounds race track graded, water to booths, sewer main laid on Houghton street. Dry weather may trigger water restrictions.

No. 1 George Pitt Grand Avenue Cemetery Memorial Park Fair Grounds Houghton Street Victoria Avenue Indian Head Sask

Bees Make Honey Too Despite Popular Beliefs

Bumblebees and honey bees both produce honey, challenging common assumptions about which insects can store nectar as a sweet liquid.

Funny and Otherwise Funny and Otherwise

A humorous slice from a bygone era gathers quips from science, medicine, and cinema. A Mt Wilson astronomer jokes rain via coin pain while a botched ice cream joke, a Variety editor at a dentist, and a recall of silent film days deliver light, era flavored humor.

Local artist wins award at convention in Saskatoon

At the Annual Convention of Homemakers Club in Saskatoon last week Mrs. D. N. Harold entered an oil painting that won the Provincial James Competition for all types of painting. This is her second consecutive win, with last year’s watercolor taking the Tweedsmuir Saskatchewan award and now advancing to the Dominion Tweedsmuir Competition held every two years.

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