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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1961
Page
7
Leather flats make teens flip as light bright leathers become a nationwide campus fashion trend. The article notes student interest in stylish footwear shaping campus style, with emphasis on comfort and versatility.
The article notes a long history of Sinhalese Bible editions from 1813 to the 1938 Union Version and reports a new translation project begun after a 1960 Colombo conference. A gift of 2,500 dollars was received from the sons of the late Sir Henry de Mel to support the transition over about ten years.
Pattern notice explains a zip-front culotte dress for Misses sizes 12 through 20 in crisp cottons. Includes yardage details for size 16 and ordering instructions with pattern number and department contact.
Plainly perfect printed pattern for a shapely sheath dress with carved seaming accents at midriff and a simple neckline. Available fabrics include shanting, cotton, and linen. Pattern 4663 for Misses' sizes 10 to 18. size 16 requires 24 yards of 45 inch fabric. Send forty cents plus stamps to the Patten Adress.
Eight year old Freddie Mcintosh of London suffers a rare light allergy causing skin blemishes when exposed to sun. He wears a white hood with eye slits and bandages over exposed areas. Doctors at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary search for a cure while trying light exposure therapies to build immunity.
The groom pays for the marriage license and clergyman's fees, typically ten to twenty five dollars, delivered in person by the best man. He also covers the bride's ring, bouquet, corsages, boutonnieres, his parents’ boutonnieres, and gifts for his best man and ushers. He provides his wedding attire and accessories for attendants, while his family hosts the rehearsal party and a keepsake gift to the bride.
A new polythene rain spout extension unloads rainwater away from house foundations and gently sprinkles the lawn. The eight foot clear tube unrolls under pressure, is tucked when not in use, and is inconspicuous. It costs about one dollar.
Silica stands as the most plentiful material in the Earth's crust, forming a major component of rocks like quartz and sand. Its abundance influences geology, soil formation, and industrial applications across multiple sectors.
Do not buy oversized tubers for bigger plants. Medium tubers perform better. When replanting stored tubers, divide into pieces with eyes using a sharp knife. Dust cuts with fungicide. Leave old stalk portions at each division. If eyes are small, warm damp soil or cover to encourage sprouting.
Herbicides, when properly used with sound weed control, can boost yields but misapplication risks crop damage and safety issues. Proper timing, dosage, and drift control are essential, as is strict adherence to Pest Control Products Act labeling to prevent harm and mispackaging.
Visitors to the 1903 Chicago auto show were assured that cars were available which may be run with perfect safety at twice the speed attained by a carriage horse and stopped within half the distance necessary to control a horse driven at six to eight miles per hour.
G Arnold Hart, president of the Bank of Montreal, argues Canada risks pricing itself out of world markets if wage growth outpaces productivity. He cites heavy union influence, urges management labor cooperation, and calls for price structure reform, government co operation, and renewed push to develop secondary industry while unemployment rises.
Reginans and other Saskatchewan residents are urged to support a growing tourist influx. Improved roads and camping help, but friendliness to visitors matters most. If tourism booms, more money circulates in communities, benefiting everyone. Politeness costs little but yields rich rewards for all Saskatchewan people.
Canada’s first royal tourist arrived in 1860 as the 19 year old Prince of Wales later King Edward VII. The era also saw rising labour income from 16,524 million in 1958 to 18,514 million in 1960 despite high unemployment.
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