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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
7
A repairable notice describes Pattern 457 with illustrated steps and full-size cutting guides for shaped parts. It notes inclusion in a Variety Packet No. 64 priced at $1.75. Source cites Home Workshop Patterns department address in Vancouver.
Pattern details for a printed pattern 4985 with half sites numbers 1214 1614 1812 2014 2244 and 2444. Notes mention a feminine dinner version with a scarf tie and slim silhouette. Size 1614 requires yards of fabric for 39 inch width.
Two main pattern parts form a basic dress style in an afternoon with beltless waist. Choose print checks or solids. Pattern 4835 fits sizes 16 through 20 needing 2% yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 50 cents in coins to Household Arts Toronto address.
Surgeon General Luther Terry of the U S Public Health Service calls licensing a significant step in controlling measles. He says with wide vaccine use for young children, measles could be nearly eliminated in two years. The piece explains measles seriousness, mortality, vaccine development by Enders and colleagues, and vaccine testing rigor.
The U.S. labor department reports women's share of the workforce at 34 percent, with more than 24,000,000 women employed. Married couples show higher dual incomes, full-time wives contributing 35 to 40 percent of family income, and women filling many occupations listed in the 1960 census. Measles vaccines offer hope to curb brain injury and deafness linked to measles, as Secretary Celebreeze notes vaccination will curb disease over time.
M F Clarke at the federal experimental farm Agassiz British Columbia notes wilted crops before storage prevent foul smelling silage. Ground grains 100-150 lb per ton or 70 lb beet pulp per ton of wet forage improve fermentation and palatability. Chemical additives and antibiotics work but add no nutritive value and cost about a dollar per ton as insurance.
The Saskatchewan Council for Crippled Children and Adults expanded its orthopaedic shoe workshop at the Saskatoon centre, doubling size to include fitting, offices, storage, and manufacturing. Senior shoemaker E R Sher Wool, who moved from Great Britain in 1949, oversees policy to keep shoe costs near stock prices, with only materials added. A braces and supports workshop operates since 1954 under E R Fingler, and a new artificial limbs shop is planned for July.
The red ensign with the Union Jack and coat of arms has been widely used for Canadian occasions. An Order in Council dated September 5, 1945 authorized its use for significant events. Ships of Canadian registry could fly it from 1892 and 1924 rules allowed its display on Canadian buildings abroad. Since 1946 Canadians have submitted about 5,800 flag designs.
In a tense domestic scene Mrs Cole lies sedated as Jorgensen and I probe a murder linked to Frank Stoddard and Mary. Frank’s quick alibi betrays him, revealing he lied about his whereabouts while Mary’s confession misled us. The bat becomes the crucial clue.
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