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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1961
Page
5
Portable sundaes become a stand up treat for summers. Recipes use waffle ice cream cones filled with banana cream instant pudding mix, cream, and toppings, plus a method to insert a knife handle to create a chocolate sauce filled center. Also includes quick casserole portions and a ham and celery soup toast snack idea for a speedy lunch.
Plan ahead to save on international trips with charter fights and off season rates. Travel agents provide itinerary planning, hotel reservations, guides, and multilingual contacts at no extra cost while commissions come from hotels and transport firms. The article urges advance planning, group bookings, and flexible dates for a smoother, cheaper journey.
Yugoslavia will purchase 300000 tons of wheat from the United States with payment in dinars totaling 33600000 dollars. The reference notes the mid Atlantic water temperature at about 35 degrees Fahrenheit.
Motorists on Saskatchewan roads are urged to watch for flashing red lights on school buses. J. A. Christie, chairman of the Highway Traffic Board, said the lights indicate the bus is stopped for loading or unloading children and drivers must stop at least 15 feet away in front of or behind the bus.
An officer rescues a struggling woman addicted to drink in Toronto saloons. He counsels her, her husband, and their family to seek God, helps halt wage garnishments, and aids debt repayment. They attend Parliament Street Corps meetings and give their hearts to Christ, with the couple now pursing a new life as they stay sober.
Twins John and Albert Clegg of Sheffield were fined after both cars appeared with identical plates. The brothers paid for one license yearly and were detected when a witness saw both vehicles at the same time and alerted authorities.
The Marquis of Queensberry supervised the creation of boxing rules that bear his name in 1865. The rules set formal standards for professional and amateur bouts, influencing scoring, gloves, rounds, and conduct in the sport.
Severe outbreaks of pale western cutworm in southwest Saskatchewan are reported by Ro O F McKenzie plant industry branch director and redback cutworm in Melville district. Fourth annual drama director course set for Fort Qu Appelle August 1 to 19. Slow Down and Live highway safety campaign runs through Labour Day. Phosdrin offered to farmers for grasshopper control replacing dieldrin due to residue rules. Over 70 000 trees of assorted species are being planted in provincial parks using Big River and Indian Head nursery stock.
Stone tools unearthed in the Yukon suggest a cultural connection between ancient Siberian peoples and the Indigenous communities of the American Southwest, indicating long range links across early North American cultures.
Cashew nuts are shelled by hand. No machine has proven as satisfactory as skilled labor for this task.
Puzzle grid clues listed across and down with items such as Small portion seraglio place of retreat subtle emanations and more, including gold symbol and Roman city clues. Answers span common crossword terms and standard abbreviations with thematic references to 88 Bangkok coin and other puzzle conventions.
The Toronto Daily Star reports Sir Bernard Lovell weighing earthly versus cosmic origins for unusual radio signals from Jodrell Bank. The piece traces ancient Greek ideas of planetary harmonies with Pythagoras and Plato, speculating whether alien or human-made music could be detected, and ends with a tongue in cheek image of planets hosting balalaika players.
A mangy coyote wandered into the home of Mrs. D. C. Hutson in San Antonio Texas. She bathed the animal after mistaking it for a dog. The coyote, later named by Zoo staff, stayed with the family and was later placed in captivity at the San Antonio Zoo.
A female driver voices frustration about parking, describing the loud crashes that occur when maneuvering in tight spaces. The remark highlights street noise and driver anxiety linked to crowded lots.
Dashing side-buttoned wrap in cotton or silk options with AO waist seams. Pattern 4776 from Anne Adams Pattern Dept lists sizes 14 16 18 20 22 and 16 requiring 3 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 50 cents in stamps with name and address to Pattern Dept. 60 Front Street W Sorunte.
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