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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 01, 1962
Page
6
A collection of short, dated style quips and banter overheard in everyday life. It includes marital misunderstandings, church and social mixups, restaurant delays, and sports luck contrasts, with quick punchlines and character-driven setups.
An ad promotes a cap sleeved cooler for children in sun filled wear. It notes sizes 2 4 6 8 10 and fabric yardage, with reference to Printed Pattern 4597 and supplier details.
Lt Helen Malinsky of Taber Alberta has been appointed to full time duties at Western Command Griesbach Barracks Calgary with a short service commitment in the Royal Army. She joins Lt Malinsky who served in the King's Own Calgary Regiment and has militia service since 1957.
A banded starling shot on March 21 at Eddie Ericks’ farm near Hanna bore a Wildlife Service band from Washington DC and the tag was returned. Eddie noted starlings had been present two weeks earlier during extreme cold, with only one bird killed. Farmers report rising starling numbers in the area, foreseeing larger outbreaks westward.
In Grand Rapids Michigan a irate driver stopped at a light and kicked in the headlights of the car ahead after its driver failed to dim high beams. The incident followed repeated retaliatory glare from approaching vehicles.
In a discussion of living costs, Russians pay about 13 times more for a suit of clothes than Canadians, 30 times more for shoes, three times as much for bread, and six times as much for milk in hours of labour.
Health guidance suggests doctor consultation for personalized diets and emphasizes lean meats, low fat options, and careful use of gravy. It promotes vegetables and fruits, smaller portions of starches and sweets, regular meals, and avoiding between meal snacks to foster better eating habits.
Use a sheet of fine sandpaper to sharpen scissors. Rub the blades steadily, then flip the sandpaper and repeat to improve edge sharpness without removing metal. Clean blades afterward for best results.
Textured silk outfits shine this season with a two piece showing a blouson top on a wide side-tied waistband and a straight skirt elasticized at the waist. The top features front buttons and curved side seams as its sole trim.
A compact list of across and down clues for the Weekly X-Word Puzzle with items ranging from Seize to Constellation and various themed entries. Includes misprints and partial words reflecting OCR quality and puzzle quirks.
A county councilor argues taxes fund widespread public goods from education and fire protection to libraries and parks. He notes municipal services cost far less than private market equivalents and urges stronger public sector expansion and efficient planning to keep prices lower.
The Hanna Herald laments overbearing peddlers and salesmen invading business life in the new year. It argues time is scarce for business owners and suggests moderation, noting how calls from many visitors can cost profit and hamper personal affairs.
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