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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 16, 1961
Page
7
The text appears as a corrupted OCR fragment mentioning Masse and Marie Huger with unclear context and several misspellings. It includes a brief instruction to contact an operator job at a Regina Saskatchewan address and a toll free number, but details are unreadable and no definite event or entity can be confirmed.
A fragment notes a free catalogue being offered by auctioneers in Maser City but details are unclear. The garbled line includes references to a school, liar, and term, with no definite date or organization.
Fragmented OCR shows references to tobacco products and prices including cigars and chewing tobacco, with scattered place names and quantities. No clear event or person details emerge beyond generic product mentions and monetary figures.
Saskatchewan Co operative Creamery Association Ltd advertises fresh eggs and poultry, seeking price quotes and offering crate arrangements. It lists W. Sharp & Co and Gina Whe Vo Up Crams as contacts and promotes delivery to nearest Creamery branches for eggs, crates, and shipping arrangements.
Classified note offers DLE chicks and turkey crosses with Leghorns and white egg layers. Features unsexed crossbred chicks and a range of poultry supplies. Includes contact phone numbers for Saskatoon Winnipeg and BELAABLE HATCHR ES in Canada.
A fragmented notice describes a new book titled The Gade Book of Croumling Coogee with collectible coin and stamp interest values. Partial phrases mention Theresa, Toketis, Water Motes, and a price around $10, crediting Gene Yssn VDT Papert, Winripen.
An old ad lists photo finishing options including Kodacolor extras, color reprints, and development. It mentions developing and printing costs, special services, and batch rates with details on enlargement and rapid processing, reflecting a historic photography shop special offers.
Interprovincial Accounting Sask. at Albert St Golden Mile Mince Regina offers to prepare income tax returns and provide advice across Saskatchewan. Contact via phone for agreed pricing and service.
The Rev Dr Fredrik A Schiotz recounted visiting Old Moshi Tanganyika where an elder spoke through a carved ebony baton of one piece uniting black and white as God’s creations. He emphasized all people share Christ and deserve nobility, followed by suggested Bible readings and a note on tide effects at Trois Rivieres.
Attractive chair pattern 465 features a staple-frame chair with bright canvas or sail cloth stretched on back and seat. Suitable for indoor or outdoor use, this home workshop project highlights simple construction and durable fabric choices.
NATO appoints Dirk A. Stikker of the Netherlands as the new secretary-general, succeeding Belgium's Paul-Henri Spaak. The report names Stikker as the incoming leader and notes Spaak's vacancy.
A Saskatchewan public health piece compares child injury to a tiger, arguing accidents kill and injure far more children than wildlife. It cites 1960 figures of 100 child deaths and 27,000 injuries, urges home safety focus, and notes Child Safety Day as a growing national effort led by Jaycees and CMA.
A 1960s style report details mental retardation as a condition present from birth or early life, affecting about 3 percent of Canada's population with 534,000 to -27,000 in Saskatchewan. It notes the frequency of birth and the heavy societal toll, with causes including maternal infections, glandular issues, blood type conflicts, and birth injuries.
The Canadian Highway Safety Council urges individual driver responsibility in preventing road accidents. After a hard winter, drivers should thoroughly inspect their vehicles and replace worn parts to ensure safety for spring and summer. The Vehicle Safety Committee sponsors the May-long drive with the slogan Safety Is In your hands.
Canada introduces a new cost of living index using family incomes from 2,500 to 7,000 dollars, updating the prior 1,650 to 4,050 range. The article also notes a linguistic note on the word hurricane and a climate tidbit about Sahara frost due to rapid nocturnal cooling.
Minneapolis housewife Mrs. Lou Dykstra went to Winnipeg to lead a barbershop quartet. The quartet won a competition and her baby boy, born Saturday in Winnipeg two hours later, weighs seven pounds. The father jokes about Canada’s prime ministership as a workaround for the presidential birth ban.
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