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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 06, 1956
Page
2
The essay explains the Synoptic Gospels Matthew Mark and Luke as a shared framework with distinctive traits and contrasts them with John. It argues the Gospels convey essential truth with historical obscurity and restraint, noting the value of a concise life of Jesus over exhaustive biographies.
Donald Stammen a 17 year old 4 H club member from Magnet has been selected as Manitoba s candidate for the Eaton Agricultural Scholarship announced by Minister of Agriculture C L Shuttleworth He will compete with other provincial reps at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair Toronto in the second week of November The Eaton Scholarship has funded a four year agriculture program since 1951 providing fees lodging and board for the recipient
Maxine V. Kumin recalls a dining room repapering project that spiraled into a group venture. Four homemakers formed The Associates, meeting weekly with their children to repaper, pine-panel, and lay linoleum, turning chores into sociable, practical projects.
A Challenger conductor on the Milwaukee Road-Union Pacific train found two baby bottles aboard broken. A bottle tossed from the train carried a note to Elgin, triggering a message relay to Savanna where a distressed mother received a bottle and a quart of milk.
An amateur carpenter can make a terraced bedside stand or pair using pattern 302 mailed for 35c. This pattern is part of five patterns in the Bedroom Packet priced at $1.50.
An enticing home crafting advertisement invites readers to order dozens of needlework designs from Alice Brooks. It promises easy, fascinating hand-work and offers a copy for 25 cents.
A pattern draws a one piece arm and back leg design from a wide board, front legs from the same piece, simple assembly by gluing and screws. It shows upholstery webbing layout, corded cushion seams, and option for foam rubber with fabric. Pattern price 35¢, send orders to Home Workshop Patterns Department P.P.L. Vancouver BC.
A midsummer joke tells of a team where the center fielder underperforms so badly that the coach must take his place. The coach muffs a fly and throws a grounder late, allowing a runner to reach second as the side ends. Upon returning to the bench, the coach tells the regular center fielder that he has snarled up center field so badly that no one can play it.
Saskatchewan farmer readers are urged to drop fall stubble burning. Soil conservationist W E Johnson of the provincial agriculture department says burning offers little weed or residue benefit and increases erosion risk. He notes stubble protects soil structure, humus, and water retention, while newer equipment reduces straw problems. Continuous burning harms long term soil productivity.
A psychiatrist advises a teen girl to erase memories of the rejected romance. Burn love letters and photos, then date others to banish past ghosts. Repeating the process helps free her from lingering heartbreak and resist dwelling on the loss.
B Scott Bateman, chairman of the High School Examination Board, reports Manitoba grade 12 failure rates rose about one percent this year while grade 11 rates fell by roughly five percent compared with 1955 figures.
West Germany’s noble castle owners rush to sell or rent amid cash strain. Many castles on the Rhine are draughty and costly to maintain, with some offered for as little as 25 dollars a month or 200 marks. Some properties have become museums or restaurants, while a few remain occupied by nobles or rented out by the month. East Germany razed many fortresses. in the west, state funds seek preservation as tourism potential rises.
The Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada funds research while firefighters and volunteers plan house to house canvassing from November 5 through November 10. Contributions are deductible for income tax purposes and may be left in a pre-placed envelope if a caller misses your residence.
Provinces where the capital is the largest city include Alberta Edmonton Saskatchewan Regina Manitoba Winnipeg Ontario Toronto Nova Scotia Halifax Newfoundland St John s. About 18 percent of retail sales are by chains and 82 percent by independents. In Pacific fisheries salmon and Atlantic fisheries lobster dominate. Medical doctors earned an average income of 11 258 in 1953. Federal income tax from individuals was 768 million in 1945 and 1 284 million in 1955.
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