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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 15, 1962
Page
11
LM C shaft near completion clears final obstacle in Canada's Ea! Corporation potash project. Sinking continues through 300 feet rock and 108 feet salt above ore with salt brine tests. Pilot plant runs months, then full mill aims 1 million tons yearly, rising to 1.2 million by next year.
Simple crochet project named Beginner's Choice with medallions in white or two shades of a color. Quick to work, pattern 17262 includes directions. Send 35 cents in coins and print name address and pattern number to Household Arts Dept. P.P.L. Front Street Toronto.
Prof Henry Jack, a Kentucky philosophy professor, is named Chairman of the Humanities Division at the University of Saskatchewan Regina Campus. He begins July 1 and oversees English, Modern Language, Physics and Philosophy faculty under a four-division restructuring with Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences and Fine Arts. Jack holds BA MA from Toronto and PhD from Harvard, teaching at Kentucky since 1956.
A new National Film Board production for the Mental Health Division highlights volunteers who connect patients with the community. Filmed at a Montreal hospital with the Canadian Mental Health Association, the film shows music sessions language teaching trips and friendly contact led by a housewife and a young patient mother finding her way back to family and society.
Postmaster General William Hamilton said Canada is interested in hosting the World's Fair in 1967 to mark the federation anniversary. He noted a report that Russia rejected Moscow as the site, citing the proximity to New York's 1964 65 exposition.
An Inter-Service first aid contest at Minto Armoury Winnipeg ended 17 all after two hours with No 170 8&J Jamen Squadron edging Army Pine Falls High School by one point in extra questions. Judges ruled the St James squad winner, coached by Michael Keenan, to advance to Manitoba elimination meets with Pine Falls. Team members included Bill Von Helmott Doug Christie Gower Brownell George Patenaude and Pine Falls players Graham Randle Dennis Ryan Bill Johnson John Inglis David Gold. The 14 to 18 year olds face theory and casualty handling in the competition.
Editors from six southwest Saskatchewan papers met in Swift Current to back free and private enterprise against rising socialism. The editorial notes this stance may draw subscribers away and provoke debate, but the Sun defends the move as a limit on dictatorial socialist policy while not opposing the CCF government as a whole.
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