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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
7
Practical guidance for decorating rooms with latex paint. Tips cover prep like washing walls, removing furniture, protecting floors with drop sheets, and clearing knickknacks. Steps include stirring paint properly, using rollers for close work, removing switch plates, and pre-sanding baseboards to prevent chipping.
The vessel Father Foint, located about 185 miles down the St. Lawrence from Quebec City, is named for Jesuit Father Nouvel who celebrated the first Mass there in 1663.
The Highway Safety Council urges safety over speed. Aimed at children, the Pedal Pusher Clubs promote safe cycling and regular safety training by service groups. Seat belts save lives, but only with careful driving. high speeds wear tires quickly and night overtaking requires caution with oncoming lights.
A four page C I L Contact paper printed on polythene film in Montreal marks a North American first for newspaper printing with standard letterpress. The ink yield was excellent, especially on engravings, and the test proved the film’s printability and water resistance for practical uses such as hair protection during rain.
Before Confederation the province now known as Ontario was called Canada West. The label originated from the 1841 Act of Union establishing the United Province of Canada.
The article argues three meals fit a pioneer work day and stresses breakfast as essential. It links morning hunger to irritability and accidents, endorsing a protein rich start with fruit or juice, milk and whole grain cereal. It cites hypoglycemic lag and urges gradual habit change toward a substantial breakfast with a bounce to begin the day.
The Wise Owl Club of Canada, operated by CNIB, celebrates 286 industrial employees who saved their sight with safety glasses last year. Eleven earned second citations. 43 new companies joined, bringing total firms to 350.
A provincial piece contrasts daily and weekly editors notes that daily publishers seek scoops and court ink while weekly editors focus on service to neighbors and steady readership. It argues weekly success stems from constructive reporting and community ties, not sensational crime coverage.
The piece cites Travelers Insurance’s annual booklet noting Americans risk death on highways in a “Rushin’ Roulette” game. It contrasts this with a Teachers College study of over 2000 long‑time, clean‑record drivers who are family men, longtime workers, and stable, who drive calmly, look ahead, and avoid risk. It suggests safe driving patterns exist amid reckless behavior.
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