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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 1961
Page
5
In their first year classes Canada has 12 medical colleges that can admit about 1000 students but enroll about 90 percent. Over the past five years Canada has received 409 British doctors annually through immigration. Lake Mead at Hoover Dam is noted as the largest artificial lake worldwide.
The realistic wiggle of pull-toy dogs is easy to make at home with wood scraps canvas joints glue and paint. These toys are ideal under the Christmas tree. Pattern 310 provides actual-size guides and directions for 50c. It is part of Tiny Tot's Toy Packet 52 all for $1.75.
Pattern 384 offers full size guides and instructions to make a bucking bronco toy for children. Priced at 50 cents, it is part of four patterns in the Make-it-for-the-Children Packet No. 70 for $1.50. Home Workshop Patterns, Vancouver address.
The article outlines practical steps for daily meal planning using Canada’s Food Guide. It advises treating the day as a unit, mixing foods from all groups, ensuring staying quality and texture variety, balancing flavors, and varying portions to avoid repetition. It emphasizes simple breakfasts, planned lunches and dinners, and flexible portions.
The article lists famous actors and producers using real names versus stage names. It notes Elizabeth Taylor Elvis Presley Jackie Coogan Gina Lollobrigida and others, while many kept or changed to easier to remember names such as Fred Astaire Eddie Albert Jack Benny Marilyn Monroe Marilyn Monroe Borıs Karloff John Wayne Marilyn Monroe and more. The piece argues name changes aided reach and wealth in Hollywood.
In 1959 there were 4,242,490 Canadians who paid personal income tax with $17.45 billion declared. The top bracket of $100,000 and over had 495 people with a combined income of $79.3 million, less than one half of one percent of all income taxpayers. A deer sheds its horn outer sheath annually during mating season.
Saskatchewan residents can buy Canada Savings Bonds through over 300 branch banks and many investment dealers, trust and loan companies, including rural agents. Bonds can be purchased on instalment plans with a $50 minimum, mature in 10 years with $46.25 per $100 in dividends, redeemable at face value plus accrued interest, making them a convenient, guaranteed way to save for retirement, education, or taxes.
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