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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 24, 1959
Page
7
A devotional meditation contrasts a child’s first tooth with Jesus raising Lazarus, exploring how God’s plans defy human expectations. It cites Romans 11 33 John 11 39 and John 3 36 while urging belief in Christ as resurrection and life against unbelief and eternal judgment.
The article urges moderate winter activity and outdoor time for health. It contrasts human routines with animals hibernating, noting the value of fresh air, dressing warmly, and daily outdoor walks. It highlights winter sports for healthy individuals and gentle walks for seniors or less active readers.
Instructions describe sewing a bright apron in red rose and plaid scraps with nine pattern pieces and a rose transfer. To order send thirty five cents and name address to Household Arts Department, Department P.P.L., 60 Front Street, W. Porenta. stamps not accepted.
Dorothy Barker recalls how her grandmother’s wanderer years affected family visits as three grandchildren beg for stories of a train born baby on a Vancouver to Jasper run. An Indian teen mother, frantic doctors, and a sleepy dawn scene frame a welcome tale of arrival and disappointment that grandma’s role cannot fill.
The writer details Hollywood studio life with guarded gates and soundproof stages, noting nearly 300 arts and crafts roles and a global film output. He recalls a Regina Museum of Natural History visit, highlights the Bambi exhibit, Saturday programs for children, Eskimo art, and bird life, and muses on Canada rail travel discounts for families.
Terrence Heath and John Kleiner of Saskatoon win scholarships for one year in Germany. Heath receives a World University Service exchange award worth about 1600 dollars with about 1000 from the German government and 600 for transportation. Kleiner earns a German Government grant around 1000 dollars after completing a BA and MA work in history. Ridgway announces four additional foreign students arriving this fall under WUSC.
In 1957 the latest year on record, 4,076,465 Canadians paid personal income tax and the average taxable income was 3834 dollars.
The floral emblems of the provinces are Newfoundland the pitcher plant Prince Edward Island the lady slipper Nova Scotia the mayflower New Brunswick the purple violet Quebec the maple leaf Ontario the white trillium Manitoba the crerneus Saskatchewan the prairie lily Alberta the wild rose British Columbia the dogwood
A high speed driver loses control due to hazards like a bad patch, a dog, or a child darting into the road. A bee or large insect could momentarily distract the driver. Passengers and other road users suffer. It pays to obey speed limits.
In a Yellowknife report the caribou survey shifts from mystery to judgment. Officials acknowledge human utilization as a major depletion factor, noting burned areas disrupt migrations and wolves are less influential. The study foresees drastic restrictions and a need to shift away from caribou reliance, echoing earlier layman conclusions.
The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool held its 35th annual meeting at the Hotel Saskatchewan in Regina with 167 delegates present. Harry Marsh of Herschel was chosen chairman and Gordon South of Whittome vice chairman. The meeting saluted long-time delegates from 1924 onward and noted several pioneers who attended or were honored since the last gathering as the 10-day session opens to hear reports and discuss farm policy.
Edward SS. Machines, a 42 year old recorder of vital statistics for The province, is named executive assistant to the minister of health. Hon. George Johnson cites increased responsibility after the Provisional Service Insurance Act and a new social assistance program as reasons. The Manitoban began in 1938 in the controller generals department, served as a pilot in the RCAF, returned in 1945 to provincial service, worked with the pension board, supervised collections for health 1948-51, and has been recorder of vital statistics since 1951. He has three children.
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