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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 1960
Page
2
Cpl Stubbington, a soldier, runs a two hour evening bicycle training program for 150 pupils aged five to 13 in Gries bach Alberta. Sponsored by the Alberta Safety Council the Pedal Pushers Club issues club plates safety sticks and a qualification card after five two hour sessions.
Minister Gordon E. Taylor announced changes to the Vehicles and Highway Traffic Act effective June 1. Offenders face license endorsements for many moving violations including speeding, red light violations, and reckless driving, with courts suspending licenses after repeat infractions.
An ad style fragment promotes a sun-wrap style for women with a cotton sundress or apron pattern. It mentions transfer pansy pocket and multiple pattern piece counts for small medium and large sizes, with a thirty-five cent price and basic mail order notation.
Magistrate to suspend licenses immediately and return them to the Department to curb highway loss. Learner permits will be issued free by Department examiners and valid up to 24 months unless canceled. Regulations also target protruding silver spikes on wheels and any decorations that hinder vision. removal urged before prosecutions begin.
In Windthorst Saskatchewan the Grenfell district sees no recent precipitation yet crops and haying benefit from favorable conditions. Wheat and grain are heading out around 18 inches tall and farmers hope for a shower within days, says local elevator agent E. Belles.
The writer shares a practical project to gain privacy in a small backyard by building a two sided windbreak from cedar posts plywood and basket weave style panels. The creation provides shade shelter and privacy while avoiding a bulky fence look in a limited yard.
The University of Saskatchewan six weeks music methods class opened at Fort QuAppelle resort with 156 capacity, many turned away due to space limits. Led by Al Staples, with a large team of assistants, the program runs mornings on teaching methods and materials for elementary music and afternoons feature optional band, orchestra and choral workshops. Pepper is noted as the most valuable spice.
A noted beautician outlines seven telltale makeup checks to maintain flawless heatproof skin. From cleansing with a lemon lotion to extend coverage, the guide covers hairline, eyebrows, lashes, rouge, under eyes, lips, and throat with practical tips and tools for long lasting polish.
Musty odor from suitcases stored in a cellar cupboard suggested to wash interior with equal parts vinegar and water and air in sun. If odor persists, spray lavender oil inside. Note states China has the largest population in the world.
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