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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 05, 1964
Page
5
Blood type stickers for motorists let drivers who are blood donors display their blood group with a gold and red decal on the windshield. The Red Cross urged car owners to have their blood typed at free clinics, promising fast hospital blood supplies when the group is known.
Allan Coleman of the Journeymen Barbers' Union says the $1.75 haircut applies to greater Vancouver municipalities while children's weekday cuts stay at $1.25. Saturdays require regular adult prices for children up to 14. In Winnipeg, the Master Barbers' Association boosted prices by 25 cents on April 13, with adult haircuts at $1.50 and shaves and children's cuts at $1.25.
Available to limited ranchers with guaranteed floor price for fur crop. Foundation breeding stock offered on contract to qualified applicants backed by Canada's largest Nutria organization since 1958. Also advertising new electric motors and repulsion induction units with prices and pre paid delivery from Newton Enterprises Ltd in Newton Manitoba.
The article explains egg shell strength relies on calcium supply and hen health. It notes shell material, mainly calcium carbonate, must form before laying, sourced from the bird’s bones. Diet, breed, temperature, age, and high production levels influence shell quality, with feeding strategies including complete mash with at least 2.75 percent calcium.
Dr Thomas M Durant of Philadelphia warns that switching from cigarettes to cigars or pipes does not avoid danger. He says any smoking causes heart irregularities and nicotine blood vessel spasm can be as deadly as lung cancer. Durant chairs medicine at Temple University.
A claim that ancient Greek is the most perfect tongue ever spoken surfaces in discussions on linguistic history. Proponents argue its precision and beauty set a standard for classical rhetoric and philosophy, influencing later linguistic and literary traditions.
Dr Terrance Gardiner president of the 5000 member Medical Profession Union of Great Britain, visiting Saskatchewan community clinics, says British doctors envy the Saskatchewan Medical Care Plan. He notes GB doctors feel freer due to fee for service pay versus pool basis.
Danny Thomas will leave television after six years and plans four days of work next year including appearances and a 15 minute New York World's Fair film narration He will run his film production company during office hours and pursue other engagements Ray Walston is signed by Billy Wilder to star with Dean Martin and Kim Novak in Kiss Me Stupid replacing Peter Sellers who had a heart attack Milton Berle, 55, is reported to be in a Hollywood hospital for ulcers Mia Farrow, 19, replaces Britt Eklund in a Pinewood Studios film in London as Britt joins husband Peter Sellers in the United States The Association of Motion Picture Producers continues activity"}
Arsenic in tobacco could trigger lung cancer in smokers a researcher suggests. If true cigarettes may be safer as far fewer growers use arsenic sprays to till fields. Dr Robert H Holland of the Veterans Administration Hospital in Dallas noted lung cancers in agricultural workers who used arsenical sprays.
The Picture Producers and the Alliance of Television Film Producers join to create the Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers. The move signals a shift in entertainment industry patterns amid movie industry losses, with 20th Century Fox posting a near 40 million dollar deficit in 1962. A Clyde New York demolition card from April 9 1878 advertised a Perkins Hall dance with Music by the Beatles, a fact recalled by locals who doubt the event.
The pattern explains required materials and lumber placement for Garden Trellis Pattern No 304. No special tools or skill needed and following the method yields professional results. Send $1.00 to Prairie Publishers for pattern and mailing details.
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