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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 29, 1960

Page

4

Learn to Swim and Save Lives at The Lake

The article urges Canadians to learn swimming early and master life saving techniques. It highlights artificial respiration, safety rules, and the value of a few hours of training during May through St John Ambulance. Emphasis is placed on staying hopeful, acting calmly, and reducing drowning figures this season.

A.C Canada St. John Ambulance

Dazzling evening shoes shine at spring leather show

The Leather Industries Spring show in New York unveiled glamorous after five footwear aimed at complementing evening gowns and cocktail attire. Designers presented low to mid price pumps in pearlized, gold, and silver leathers with beading, colored satin, and Persian inspired accents. Footwear featured pointed toes, high slender heels, and monograms of organza and chiffon fabrics, with vibrant hues such as amethyst, aquamarine, coral and Paris rose. A Persian influence appeared in turned up toes and richly colored leathers, while gold kid and metallic combinations dominated late day styles. Ventriloquism: is an ancient art, known to the Greeks, who thought it was the work of demons.

Leather Industries New York

Canadian grain poultry grading boosts consumption and prices

Canadian officials report higher per capita turkey consumption rising from 22 pounds to 26.5 pounds over five years as grade marking and registered stations standardize sales. Regulators credit extensive outreach and display at retail, with better demand for Grade A birds and closer price gaps. Bennyman notes Canadian consumers favor graded poultry and producers prefer grade visibility to consumers.

Turkey Bennyman

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