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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 10, 1953

Page

2

Altona Sunflower Crop Buoyed by 1954 Prospects

In Altona Manitoba the Sunflower Capital farmers through Co op Vegetable Oils Ltd expect higher profits from a record 1954 crop. First deliveries average 993 pounds per acre with oil used for shortening salad oil and oleo margarine, machinery lubrication, and meal as cattle feed. Last year’s crop was 3 500 acres worth $117 000.

Altona Man North America Sunfower Co-op Vegetable Oils Ltd Co-Op Winnipeg Manitoba

More Buying Canada Bonds Beats Previous Sales Records

Canada Savings Bond sales surge since the Oct. 19 kickoff, with the 3.75 percent 12 year issue promising $145 per $100 and $1,450 per $1,000 at maturity. Bonds available in $50 to $5,000 denominations, cashable at full purchase price with accrued interest.

Canada Banking Bond House Dominion Saskatchewan Canada Savings

Always Home Swift Current Dentist Moves House Twice

Dr J M Van Olm, a Dutch immigrant dentist, carries his house with him on moves. He built the house in The Netherlands, dismantled it, and re erected it in Vancouver and Edmonton. He plans to repeat the feat when he relocates to the present area soon.

Swift Current, Sask J. M. van Olm Netherlands Vancouver Edmonton

Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale

A concise verse urging readers to live with purpose and direction. It counsels planning, using gifts, and pursuing steady effort through the seasons, warning of regret if time and talents are frittered away. The poet emphasizes perseverance and making each day meaningful toward a chosen goal.

The Editor Tells His Fish Story

Bashaw Alta resident Mr. Otto Johnson pressed editor T M Brinsmead of The Bashaw Star to recount his July fishing trip. Brinsmead recalls a trip with a Lac la Biche friend, rapid catches at Beaver Lake, and a lone fish asking where the editor’s brother was, concluding with a humorous note on the missing companion.

Otto Johnson Bashaw Alta T. M. Brinsmead The Bashaw Star Star Lac la Biche Beaver Lake

Canadian Cities Population and Weddings Quiz

Question prompts ask for the share of Canadians living in cities, the month with the most weddings, the largest all Canadian, Ottawa payroll today, and population growth in the first half of the century. Answers appear in Another Column.

Canada Ottawa

Minnesota doctor says tolerance boosts art pleasure

Dr. Dimitri Tselos of the University of Minnesota told a Winnipeg audience that if you cannot sympathize with modern art you can at least be tolerant of it. He argued that a congenial atmosphere for the artist enhances everyone’s enjoyment.

Winnipeg Dimitri Tselos University of Minnesota

Early Tomato Developed at Lethbridge Station

The Dominion experimental station at Lethbridge Alberta reports an early ripening tomato strain now undergoing improvement to seed a potential commercial canning industry in southern Alberta. The Soldier’s Song is cited as the Irish national anthem.

Lethbridge Alta Dominion Experimental Station Alberta

Williams River Named After Northern Pilot Ted Williams

Regina Resources Minister J H Sprockelbank announced a wide river north of Island Falls in Northern Saskatchewan will be named the Williams river in memory of Ted Williams a popular former northern pilot for the Saskatchewan Fish Marketing Service. Williams flew for many years and later for Queen Charlotte Airlines before being lost at sea. The river will appear on new maps and lies about 20 miles north of Island Falls connecting several lakes. Williams was born in 1920 at Melville, Saskatchewan, and moved with his family to Regina where his father P G Williams worked for the Canadian National Railway.

Regina J. H. Sprockelbank Pelican Narrows Saskatchewan Williams E. Cc Ted” Williams Saskatchewan Fish Marketing Service Mr. Williams Fish Marketing Service West Coast Queen Charlotte Airlines Brockelbank Island Falls Mokoman Scimitar Pauline Guilloux Lakes Melville P. G. Williams Canadian National Railways Victoria B.C

Consort to Illuminate Its Streets

The village council approved beautification and street lighting plans. Holes are being dug along the sidewalk for new poles to support colored street lights from the Royal Bank to the Co op Store. Neon signs by stores could enhance Consort’s main street further.

Consort Alta Board of Trade J. Skinner Royal Bank Co-op

Humorous Gossip From a Bygone Social Scene

A collection of light anecdotes and quips about honors, law, cocktails, travel, horse racing, marriage, and editors. Jokes feature a thrifty lawyer, a cocktail party misstep, African warlord necklaces, a stale nag trainer, and a jokey newsroom “we” from an editor, all with dated social humor.

Calgary pheasant hunters ride in bus bivouac

A party from Calgary seeking pheasants found hotels full and set up bunks in a special bus. They traveled to various fields, sleeping aboard the vehicle as makeshift lodging during the hunt in Alta.

Bassana Alta Calgary

Alberta highway tests soil mixtures for cheaper heavy-traffic base

Seven miles of Highway No. 18 west of Clyde Corner to Westlock are trialing soil cement and soil asphalt bases. The project uses a stabilizer machine with diesel power and a tank truck to feed oil or water as needed. Soil cement dries quickly and can bear weight the next day.

Alberta Department of Highways Clyde Corner Westlock Edmonton United States U.S. Air Force Canadian Army Chennells Construction Company

N H L Notes Highlight Rookie Record and Captains

Detroit’s Earl Reibel set an NHL rookie record with four assists in his first game as the Red Wings beat the Rangers 4 1 in Detroit. Ted Lindsay became Detroit’s all time point leader with 469 points. Ray Gariepy earned a long awaited Bruins debut after five minor seasons. Six NHL captains remain the same as last season: Bouchard, Lindsay, Schmidt, Kennedy, Gadsby, Stanley.

Seis Earl Reibel N.H.L Detroit Red Wings New York Montreal Canadiens Hockey News International Hockey Weekly Canadiens Detroit Red Wings Boston Bruins Toronto Maple Leafs Chicago Black Hawks New York Rangers Ted Lindsay Toronto Lindsay Sid Abel Red Wing Wings Ray Gariepy Hershey Bears Lynn Patrick Boston Bruins Patrick Galiepy N.hl Butch Bouchard Milt Schmidt Ted Kennedy Bill Gadsby Chicago Allan Stanley

Answers to Quick Quiz Answers

The text presents five quiz answer lines: five facts about Canada. It lists population urbanization eight and a half million, Great Bear Lake, weddings peak in July, about 160000, one in ten Canadians urban residents.

Great Bear Lake Quick Canadian Facts Handbook of Facts About Canada

Saskatchewan road deaths rise in September statistics

Saskatchewan Highway Traffic Board figures show 77 persons killed by September end, including eight drivers in September and 21 total passenger deaths in 1953. Injuries total 2,275 for the year with 397 injuries in September, while Saturday night remains the peak crash period between 11 p.m. and midnight.

Regina Saskatchewan Highway Traffic Board J. A. Christie Traffic Board

Bridegroom Carried Over Threshold From Ancient Times

The practice dates to antiquity when a groom would seize his bride by force, a custom that evolved into today’s bridal tradition of carrying the bride into the home.

Tourist traffic to P A Park hits record

Prince Albert National Park set a record for tourist traffic with 117,899 visitors to Waskesiu, up 12,000 from 1952 and 32,000 from 1951. Lac la Ronge drew about 7,500 visitors, 1,500 more than last year, with total park admissions around 30,480 Canadian cars and 1,292 U.S. cars.

Prince Albert Saskatchewan Board of Trade Prince Albert National Park Waskesia Lac la Ronge Prince Albert Park United States

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