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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1961
Page
5
A highly garbled OCR passage lists varied words and names including Leo, Gla, Sip, Panayes, Vataticde, Meohan, and Pulsmat Te Getario, with no coherent event, date, or clear entities to summarize into a factual item.
Classified appeal from W SHARP & CO. LTD Regina listing to supply fresh eggs and poultry. Contact 1234 Broad Street with phone number 109-2589 for current purchasing prices and region terms.
A religious goods shop named BURNS MANLEY COMPANY operates on Cormawall Street in Regina. The listing mentions Bibler and Ptasetianeie and references religious detia at Littes Wooo fe Wadaetogue.
Reader sees scattered text about photo finishing and prints with unclear names and terms. Fragmentary lines mention possible locations and items but lack coherent events or identities to form a clear news item.
Fragmented OCR text presents a repair service listing with references to rewinding and repair of electric motors. It mentions Delco general, Leland Motors, and various unclear place names and contact hints. The readable entities include electrical motor service and possible shop names, with no coherent action beyond advertising repair.
W4 year old grade 120 student Fier, Genntsel, Sask. is named one of four Canadian delegates to a Junior Red Cross Study Centre in Austria this summer. She will join peers from Ontario Manitoba and Nova Scotia, traveling to Vienna July 8 and then to Lower Austria for a July 11 to 29 youth gathering. Delegates will spend a week in Austrian homes along the Danube, then visit the Italian Red Cross and Geneva to study the League and IC RC. Miss Lutter, history prize winner at the University of Saskatchewan May exams, is among notable delegates.
A handcrafted 18 inch high bird house mirrors a New England meeting house. The finished piece appeals to hobbyists building tiny homes for martins and swallows.
Fragmented listing describes multiple properties for sale in and around Whitanty area with partial street names and landmarks. Reads like an OCR scan of a real estate brief with scattered city, street and house identifiers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions options and listings with scattered names and numbers. No clear event, people, or organizations are readable enough to form a factual summary. The readable portions do not yield a coherent single item or outcome.
On July 1 Regina hosts training camp for the Saskatchewan Roughriders with 28 American and 25 Canadian prospects. The club announces eight new contracts including Mike Stock fullback 22, Bob MacDonald defensive end, Ford Burke fullback 27, Clair Branch fullback 22, Galen Wahlmeier offensive centre linebacker 27, Collice Moore tackle 22, Bob Ptacek quarterback 24, and Al Benedick tackle 24.
A government bill would add 100 million dollars to the Farm Credit Corporation, lifting the loan ceiling to 300 million. Agriculture Minister Alvin Hamilton said long-term FCC farmland loans will hit the ceiling this year, with total outstanding rising from 89 million in 1958 to 162 million by March 31, and short-term loans under the Farm Improvement Act reaching 101.845 million last year.
Governor William L. Guy announced he asked Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman to declare North Dakota a disaster area. He urged a favorable quick report on Sen. Quentin N. Burdick’s bill to allow haying on conservation reserve land, grazing of soil bank lands, and authorization of emergency feed grain programs and three percent production loans through the Farmers Home Administration.
Forestry officials say fires in Alberta are costing about 416000 dollars per day, with more than 225 fires burning across thousands of acres. They note limited aerial support and reliance on bulldozers and tracked vehicles to fight the blazes.
Ice cream is a popular dessert with good nutrition value. It offers versatility with fruits and foods, and vanilla is especially adaptable. A small serving contains about 50 calories, with calcium riboflavin vitamin A and protein contributing to its value. Fresh fruits enhance flavor and color in combinations.
Fragmented OCR describes pattern design notes including pattern number T251, transfers numbered 416 inches, and a payment note about coins stamps. It mentions printing layout, a name and address, a department at 60 Front Street W Purunto, and househow arts.
Kay Carlson of Minnesota’s poultry division notes a drop in per person egg consumption in the United States from 1951 levels. He cites lower demand, calls for higher quality and efficiency in production, and warns that greater efficiency often lowers prices. A stray line claims three miles of laundry are hung annually per household.
Searle Grain Co reports moisture reserves fell further in the week ended June 12. The moisture index for the growing season dropped sharply to an average 11 percent in western Canada, with precipitation at 68 percent of normal for April 1 to June 12 across Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Last year moisture totals were higher, with Alberta 82 Saskatchewan 79 Manitoba 87. Rain was needed, though some rain fell in northern and central Alberta and central Saskatchewan after the period.
Defence Minister Harkness said Canada will pay about 25 million dollars annually to operate 16 Pinetree radar stations handed over from the United States. The Canada U.S. deal includes the U.S. supplying 66 Voodoo jets. The stations will employ civilian staff of 500 to 900 plus 1,700 to 1,800 RCAF personnel.
MK McCutcheon of Regina, director of the administrative services branch, Natural Resources, reports forest fire expenditure in the north this year tops $200,000, far above $70,000 in 1960 and $150,000 in 1959. Spending continues at $10,000 to $15,000 daily as over 29,000 acres of Amber, mainly jack pine, are burned with heat forecasts remaining.
In 1960 provincial per capita spending above the national average were Alberta British Columbia Saskatchewan and Ontario. Distances by boat include Vancouver to Victoria 85 miles and Halifax to St John’s 25 miles. Government transfers to persons totaled 3 116 000 000 in 1960, while corporate profits declined about six percent from 1959. The Mackenzie and Yukon rivers are listed as North West waterways.
To drive a golf ball 200 yards the head of the club must be moving at the speed of 135 feet a second.
In the home workshop Wyeth Spates offers an actual size cutting and painting guide for deer rabbit squirrel and two birds that clamp to branches. It is part of four patterns in the Lawn and Garden Figure Packet priced at 1.78 dollars.
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