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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 1959
Page
2
A caller asks how Jesus would drive a car and argues Christians should drive with courtesy, obey traffic laws, and respect civil authority. The piece links safe driving to Christian principles, urging patience, self control, and reducing highway slaughter while noting believers represent Jesus on the road.
The Windthorst Independent notes eighty five Grenfell households on the south side of the CPR tracks received water when house-connection valves were opened. North side and business district expect water soon. Work on water and sewerage began last April. dam currently holds a fair supply.
A Toronto man nearly drowned and was revived after a 111 year old girl learned and directed artificial respiration from a St John Ambulance Save a Life Week course. She guided two friends in CPR and called police and men to help revive him.
Twenty four Saskatche wan girls entered the 1959 Wheat Queen Contest to be chosen at the Provincial Exhibition in July. A.C.T. Regina Club sponsors with a trip to Victoria as top prize and proceeds support Mental Health Research and TB prevention.
Captain Ken Langridge, 36, a Winnipeg Militia officer, has a hobby of saving guided missile scale models. In four months he assembled 28 models from the United States, England, France, Italy and Australia, with eight more en route including two from Sweden. Langridge began after seeing models at Rivers Manitoba last fall and aims to introduce the missile age to the Winnipeg Militia while remaining a keen stamp collector and photographer.
Lorne Adams advertises Printed Pattern 4520 for children’s sizes 2 4 6 8 10. The sun dress and bolero require limited fabric and 40 cents payment. Include name address and size on order to Anne Adams Pattern Dept in Toronto.
An echo from the days of slave selling surfaces as a sale bill from 1866 owned by Frances McDougall’s grandfather appears while she closes 53 years in Nokomis district. Her story links Freeport migration and early Saskatchewan settlement. A farm tour in Ontario showcases electrically powered equipment and hydroponics for livestock and climate control needs.
Advertises Printed Pattern 4754 by Anne Adams Pattern Dept. lists Misses sizes 32 14 16 18 20 with a neck line curved skirt and elastic details. Instructions claim ease and accuracy and request fifty cents by mail to Anne Adams Pattern Dept 60 Front Street Forunta.
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