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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 22, 1960

Page

5

Annette the nine year old in Moose Jaw ward care

A deteriorating profile of Annette a nine year old spastic patient in the Saskatchewan Training School Moose Jaw. The text describes her frail body limited mobility in a wheelchair routine morning physiotherapy and basic care with feeding assistance and limited vocalization. It notes brain injury damaging motor areas and ongoing therapy to form new neural pathways. The piece probes her awareness and questions what she perceives behind those eyes. It ends with unrelated medical care advice and a stray fact about an African bird.

Annette Saskatchewan Moose Jaw Groesque Amnetta Sevm Anneie Chovuehta

Doughnuts and Their Hole Origin Legend

A lively note explains the origin of the doughnut hole aboard a Yankee ship guided by a Maine captain. The piece describes doughnut history, popularity, and a yeast raised recipe yielding about 21 dozen doughnuts with steps for making and frying, including cooling, rising, shaping, and coating with sugar.

Maine

Half hour potato and mushroom scallop recipe tips

A compact guide to quick scalloped potatoes with mushrooms in a covered skillet. It covers prep steps, timing, and ingredients including potatoes mushrooms onions parsley and butter, plus a note on yeast activation and a crumb tip.

Thanksgiving Market Bounty Warns Canadians to Buy Wisely

The Consumer Section of the Canada Department of Agriculture notes abundant nutritious foods this Thanksgiving including fruits, vegetables, meat, poultry, eggs and dairy. It urges Canadians to thank the bounty and use resources wisely for best value.

Canada Department of Agriculture

Ten Metis win bursary awards in Manitoba

Manitoba government awards ten bursaries under a Metis education scheme to aid high school, business college, and teachers college studies. Two awards fund teacher training at Manitoba Teachers College. eight finance schooling away from isolated communities along the Hudson Bay Line to Churchill and northern lakes. Fifty applications were received, with selections based on prior school performance. payments cover fees books transportation clothing and living costs while on course. The program aims to boost educational access for Metis children across 100 communities and may be extended in the future.

Stewart E. McLean Manitoba Teachers’ College McLean Department of Education Hudson Bay Churchill Gods Lake Lynn Lake South Indian Lake Lake Winnipeg Lake Winnipegosis Lake Manitoba Business College Teachers’ College Technical College

Effects of fatigue on driving and a paper silhouette craft

The piece notes that an angry or tired driver is emotionally unsettled and safer after a rest. It also describes 17th century paper cutting as a Halloween pastime, folding and clipping to create duplicate silhouettes like a smiling devil and a happy ghost with added decorations.

Grandma Smiling Devil Happy Ghost

Tricot Knitting Innovator Shapes Textiles in Mill Lab

In Millhaven Ontario Ivan Deimel, a research assistant at Textile Fibres division of Canadian Industries Limited, designs new tricot patterns for lingerie and apparel. He traces knitting machine history from 1589 to today and notes warp knitting’s speed and endless design possibilities.

Millhaven Ont Alice Textile Fibres Canadian Industries Limited Technical Service Department Ivan Deimel Ivan Canada England Germany William Lee Calverton Nottinghamshire Richard Deimel Duchess of Kent Bond Street

Heart Disease Danger and Home Care Advice

The piece warns heart disease is a leading Canadian killer and urges early medical care when symptoms appear. It stresses following doctors orders, avoiding overwork and overeating, and maintaining rest and relaxation to enable a normal life.

Home turns deadly hazard in everyday life

The home is described as the most dangerous place for accidents, with accidental deaths in homes rivaling traffic fatalities. For each death, about four cases lead to permanent disability and many more cause disabling injuries lasting 24 hours or more.

Proper method to store Christmas cake safely

Properly cooled cake should be wrapped in clean brown paper not wax paper and stored in a tightly covered tin or crock in a cool dry place. This preserves moisture and flavor while preventing contamination.

Whirling server holiday party centerpiece pattern

A cheerful holiday note describes an 18 inch Lazy Susan for serving snacks. As Christmas nears a wooden tree replacement is shown as the center figure. Pattern 422 provides directions and actual size guides for the center motif. It is one of four patterns in Useful Gifts Made of Wood No 68 sold together for $1.75.

Canadian women urged to stand straight for better posture

Miss May Budd a former corsetiere says most figure problems in Canada stem from poor posture. She notes teenagers often stand with an S curve and warn that bad posture at 17 or 18 leads to backaches by thirty. A foundation garment helps but posture is the key to better fit and confidence.

May Budd Kuss Budd Budd

Unusual penalty for Lady Byng winner

Boston Bruin's Don McKenney, 1959 60 Lady Byng Memorial Trophy winner, received a 10 minute misconduct penalty in his second game of the season. The trophy honors sportsmanship and playing ability. McKenney is noted as one of hockey's clean players with few penalties.

Boston Bruin Don McKenney McKenney

S is the Most Frequent Initial Letter in English

A short linguistic note states that the letter S appears most often as the initial letter in English words. It cites its prevalence across common vocabulary and discusses its role in forming plurals and verb conjugations.

Scald Milk and Yeast Dough Instructions

Step by step kitchen directions describe scalding milk to lukewarm, beating eggs with yeast, mixing lukewarm milk and egg white with dissolved yeast, then adding flour until a smooth elastic dough forms. The process ends with turning onto a floured board and kneading until smooth.

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Hind Annete Littl Kammnermendt Dodd Dodd’s Yeast Manitoba Pope John Canterbury Church of England John Rome Ome Wyeth Spears Department P.P.L West 6Th Avenue Madeleine Lady Byng Fleischmann Stasy
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