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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 09, 1964

Page

4

City Hospitals Welcome Johns Hopkins Trained Nurse Midwives

Three nurse midwives now work at city hospitals after completing Johns Hopkins nurse midwifery training. They handle prenatal care through postdelivery checkups for about one in ten expectant mothers, with Dr D Frank Kaltreider lauding their ability to spot complications. Johns Hopkins trains four of every 26 nurse midwives annually, offering a potential solution to obstetrician shortages while preserving care quality.

Baltimire City Hospitais Johns Hopkins Medical School Johns Hopkins D. Frank ‘ Kaltreider Allan C. Barnes Johns, Hopkins

First Canadian Canal with Locks on St Lawrence River

The first Canadian canal with locks was built on the St Lawrence River just above Montreal in 1779 by the Royal Engineers. Tahiti natives believed that gods lived in trees.

St. Lawrence River Montreal Royal Engineers Tahiti

A Miscellany of Humorous Fragments and Moral Snippets

A collection of brief, dated and anecdotal lines touching on animals, classroom moments, gossip and public virtue. A mink seeks a chorus girl coat after death while a teacher laments unprepared students and a burg of quotes argues for responsible speech and private life linking to public morals.

St. Peter St.Peter

Saskatoon Hosts Early cobalt-60 Therapy Milestone

The 1951 Saskatoon event marked Canadas second cobalt-60 unit, later taken from service, with Dr Charles Burkell noting its impact on cancer care. The London Ontario reactor followed, making Canada a pioneer in cobalt therapy as the field expanded.

H. F. Johns Tim University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Charles Burkell Johns Thiefims Qwason Ithe Canada Colbalt London Ontario Chalk’ ‘River

Film Answers Many Questions On Drugs Film

A free 15 minute 16mm sound film for service clubs schools libraries and TV showings explores the role of drugs in Canadian life. It features ordinary Canadians and is available in English and French. The story follows Margonne and addresses many drug related questions.

Maryanne Margonne

Quiz Corner Answers and Details

The Latin phrase sine die means without a day and no date is fixed for the next meeting. The Turkish coastline faces the Black Sea on its northern stretch. National flowers: England Rose, Ireland Shamrock, Scotland Thistle, Wales Daffodil. France and Britain agreed in February 1964 to proceed with the Channel Tunnel plan. Gild means to cover or overlay with gold.

Turkey England Ireland Scotland Wales France Britain Black Sea Channel Tunnel

New Canadian Businesses Reported by Immigration Dept

In the past twelve years newcomers to Canada reported to immigration officials the establishment of more than 9,000 new businesses, providing employment for over 42,000 persons.

Canada Immigration Department

Monkeys Share Two Sets of Teeth Like Humans

Monkeys possess two dental arches similar to humans, featuring a deciduous set followed by permanent teeth. This dental pattern reflects parallel evolutionary development in primates.

Keep the Forests Green Informational Note

Forests stay green when people follow fire rules. Some ignore rules and start fires, risking damage to woods and wildlife. Citizens are urged to exercise caution, report wildfires, and practice safe outdoor habits to protect natural areas and ensure sustainable growth.

Sailfish Declared Fastest Game Fish

The report proclaims sailfish as the fastest game fish, highlighting its reputed speed in pursuit and its notable reputation among anglers.

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