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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1960
Page
4
Isabel Barker Nutrithonist explains wild game as a versatile fall main, noting venison and fowl share value with beef and poultry. She covers preparation, hanging times, fat guidance, soaking to remove strong flavors, tenderizing marinades, and cooking methods from roasting to stewing for tenderness and flavor.
The Searle Grain Company estimates the 1960 prairie wheat crop at 453,825,000 bushels, with wheat, oats and barley all forecast higher than 1959. Oats seen at 292,114,000, barley 193,043,000, flax 24,439,000, and rapeseed 529,943,000 pounds, compared with last year's figures.
The quiz reveals Granby Que has a zoo with over 600 species. It notes Canada’s largest industry employer is manufacturing with about 1,350,000 workers, and other figures show transportation and communication about 400,000, construction 500,000, wholesale and retail 700,000, farming 700,000. Foreign goods sold total out by 209 million more than Canadian goods sold abroad. Only two Fathers of Confederation became prime ministers, Sir John A. Macdonald and Sir Charles Tupper. At mid-1960 about one-third of the 17.8 million population were in the labour force.
Sleep studies show humans burn more calories and use more energy during the first hour of sleep than during wakefulness, indicating higher metabolic activity at sleep onset.
A speaker urges discarding internal burdens each night to foster a larger, stronger character. He argues most people drag mental enemies, handicaps, disappointments, losses, and worries, consuming energy that should be spent on achieving life’s success.
Britain reports it has the world’s densest railroad traffic with a single junction near London handling about 2,500 trains daily. The claim highlights the capital region’s heavy rail flow and implications for network capacity and scheduling.
Lucille Barron of Montreal, longtime manager and buyer for Canada’s only hosiery store, argues that feminine vanity and shopping habits cause most runs in nylon stockings. Her shop on St. Hubert Street serves customers from all districts and even Alberta by mail order. she offers 300 shade tinted nylons and stock sizes up to 40 inch tops.
Bowling has expanded from a male dominated pastime to a family activity across 1,400 alleys in Canada and beyond. Mothers are a key audience with restaurants shops and even closed circuit TV in modern suburban lanes. The five pin game born in Toronto in 1909 by T S Ryan and his team sped up play to 40 mph and used smaller pins. From ancient Egypt through medieval Europe and to Lincoln era, attire evolved from formal to informal, with modern Canadian alleys favoring comfort.
Ben Franklin urged civility to all and sociability to many, favoring familiarity with a few and friendship with one while keeping enemies at bay. The adage emphasizes measured kindness and balanced social conduct.
A collage of quips and anecdotes on marriage budgets and aging patterns. It includes jokes about spouses and priorities, a jungle hunter with denture loss, a psychiatrist quip about inferiority, a boastful filtered mouthpiece, dressmaking hints, a collection plate buttons, a river crossing joke, Leo Durocher pass remark, executive efficiency, and reminders of balancing work and rest with modest humor.
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