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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 24, 1960
Page
7
Two bread types, yeast and quick, differ in leavening and handling. Quick breads include muffins and waffles, baked immediately after mixing, while yeast breads need rising and can stay fresh longer. Rolls or coffee cakes may use either method, offering distinct advantages.
The Panama Canal began operating in 1914 after years of construction and labor, marking a major shift in global maritime routes and allowing ships to pass between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans without circumnavigating South America.
Public notice for Printed Pattern 4962 describing a cotton checks design labeled Misses size range 10 to 20. Includes yardage for size 16 and 39 inch bust, with printed directions and order details. Address to Harsehald Arts Department for pattern purchase and payment instructions.
Lt Harold K MacDonald recounts the rapid mobilization of Canadian forces during the 1885 conflict. Units from Ontario Quebec Manitoba and the Territories converged via the transcontinental railway amid severe winter. supply medical and transport arrangements formed swiftly. Major actions include Duck Lake Fish Creek and the march toward Batoche with Middleton in overall command.
A craft pattern ad offers Pattern 7320 for a pinafore in sizes 2 4 6 with a 35 cent price while a historical Canadian Militia campaign details the Otter expedition to Battleford Batoche and Batoche surrender events, noting 5000 plus mobilized men, the Northwest Field Force medal and post campaign public acclaim.
National recognition went to three Canadian women's organizations at the sixth conference of the Canadian Highway Safety Council in Vancouver. The Junior League of Toronto won first place for safety advocacy, receiving $1,000 and a bronze statuette. Echo Hill Women's Institute earned second place with $500 and a statuette plaque for a reflector tape campaign on farm equipment. West End Safety Council School Traffic Safety Committee of Montreal took third with $250 for showing safest school routes.
The University of Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee fund receives a $25,000 gift from A. A. Murphy and Song Limited of Saskatoon, announced by S. N. MacEachern deputy general chairman of the $2,500,000 campaign.
A four inch hand is the standard unit used to gauge a horse's height. It represents the distance from the ground to the withers and is universally used by breeders and trainers.
Puzzle text presents a dense set of cross clue hints with numbered entries and scattered partial words. It includes references to moccasin Tibetan boat gazelle macaw and a long list of vertical clues with symbols like tellurium, plus dates and publisher notices.
A verse from Arrow Lakes News Nakusp B C describing a ramshackle mountain shack off the beaten track. Despite its dilapidated planks sagging door and raggy carpet the speaker cherishes the lean to retreat and its sunsets and pine scented air that keep calling them back despite plans to move on. The piece blends affection for scenery with acknowledgement of neglect.
The column urges school boards to adopt formal physical education across Humboldt area schools. It argues many youths lack conditioning for sports, notes limited teacher time, and suggests hiring a full-time physical education instructor to lead one hour of gym work weekly. Benefits include healthier children and improved extracurricular activity.
Ottawa Labor Minister Michael Starr told Canadian youth to pursue education and training as skilled and professional work grows. He noted unskilled and semi skilled jobs now account for about 30 percent, while professional and white collar roles rise, making education essential for a modern economy.
Canadian women bought an average of 12.7 pairs of nylon stockings during 1959, with Canadian mills supplying 5.6 million dozen pairs and foreign producers 560,000 dozen. Canadian producers sold goods valued at 5.2 billion dollars to foreign buyers while foreign producers sold 5.7 billion dollars in the Canadian market.
Freight assistance on western grain reached 22 443 015 dollars in the crop year August 1 1958 to July 31 1959. Quebec received 10 500 000 dollars, Ontario 5 200 000. Saskatchewan holds over one third of Canada’s farmland and produced nearly two thirds of the wheat crop.
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