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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1960
Page
7
The Mercury from Rodney Ontario notes a fatal crash after an unlicensed driver, driving an unfit car, was fined ten dollars following an inquest. It contrasts Ontario policing with London Ontario penalties for minor offenses and urges stricter laws, compulsory insurance, and enforcement to curb unfit vehicles.
Approval in principle to construct a new 600 bed Royal Alexandra Hospital in Edmonton. The facility will include operating rooms, labs, x ray, emergency services, teaching areas, and administration. It will house 29 ICU beds and a psychiatric unit while the existing hospital becomes pediatric, isolation, rehabilitation, and unclean surgery spaces. The old isolation hospital will be demolished after the new hospital opens. The annex for chronically ill treatment may be transferred to a yet organized Filmonton auxiliary hospital district under the auxiliary program.
Before cold weather, inspect the furnace for leaks and damaged stove pipes that could allow combustion gases into the home. Rusty pipes may cause fires. have a qualified heating professional perform inspection and repairs.
A collage of jokes and scenes as guests discuss drinks, DIY houses, and absurd exchanges. A string of quips covers politics, fashion, aging, and taxes with characters like Sherlock and Watson appearing, ending with a pun about taxes and a leather billfold.
Canadian adaptation of stuffed meat dishes using minced beef bacon onion and celery in cabbage wraps. Six balls cooked in tomato sauce with milk egg and bread crumbs, served with rice noodles or potatoes. yields six servings.
In province wide surveys several schools found over half of children lacking Vitamin C. The essential nutrient for daily health remains inadequate in family meals, prompting consideration of improved intake through fortified foods or richer fruit and vegetable options.
Nutritionists advise daily Vitamin C from citrus fruits and other sources like tomatoes and strawberries. Canned juices offer cheaper options, while careful prep and minimal cooking preserve this fragile vitamin. Include leafy greens, potatoes, and peppers, and eat vitamin C rich foods every day.
A Leather Industries preview in New York highlights suede leather shoes shaping fall outfits. Brown tones dominate daywear and evening wear with slim needle toes, light flexible soles, and understated vamp details. Heels stay pencil slim, and vamps lower for a bare ankle look.
The notice instructs disposing of broken glass and sharp metal by placing pieces in a carton or tin, wrapping securely, and labeling it "Broken Glass" before placing it in the garbage. It warns that loose shards can cause severe injuries to workers handling waste and should not be placed in regular waste baskets or kitchen bins.
The first corset emerged in the 16th century when Catherine de Medici popularized a garment resembling an iron cage, shaping fashion by constraining the torso and supporting dress silhouettes of the era.
A guide for party planning covers choosing the party type with fall themes, compiling guest lists, and early invitations. It stresses simple practical menus and tasks, music, and ice breaking games like Charades to keep guests mingling, plus the value of a adaptable plan.
Authorities claim that twelve percent of Alfred Tennyson's vocabulary and ten percent of William Shakespeare's words are of foreign origin. The report accompanies a feature titled Check Your Car Check Accidents.
English cattle experts state cows should not be attended by women as they tend to become doleful delicate and nervous. They insist on proper care without sentimentality in handling cows.
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