Picture Framing Inquiry Featured in Local Notice
A fragmented local notice highlights a public matter about picture framing. Readable details point to an inquiry or appointment related to framing services in the community.
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 27, 1962
Page
6
A fragmented local notice highlights a public matter about picture framing. Readable details point to an inquiry or appointment related to framing services in the community.
Anne Macdonald a shapely English mother of four stood on the Great North Road at Graveley in a halter top and jeans to slow speeding motorists. She winked and signaled for lifts then told drivers to observe the village 30 mile per hour limit. She had written six times to the transport ministry about speeding but abandoned the stunt after drivers reacted nastily saying she was shocked by their language and behavior.
The Dominion Brewers Association reports Canadian beer sales generated 225 million in taxes in 1961 and 2 billion total taxes since World War II. The industry employs about 60,000 indirectly and 12,000 directly, with operations in 325 communities and $64 million in annual wages. Local governments collect 5 million in municipal taxes and $21 million in capital investments over five years funded by brewing activity.
The Franciscan Order established the first Canadian school house at La Have Nova Scotia in 1632, marking an early教育 milestone for the colony.
Public Service piece explains introducing solid foods to infants with caution noting single new foods weekly, cereals, vegetables, fruits, meats and iron sources. Includes that Lamb and meats aid iron intake, fish and fowl later, and to consult a physician if reactions occur. John Steinbeck, 60, wins 1962 Nobel Prize in literature for his blend of realism and imagination.
The thief who took Freddie Mills world light heavy title belt in England returned it hanging over his garden fence with a note reading Sorry Fred. Mills, who valued the brass belt for sentiment rather than value, had appealed for its return after it vanished from his car.
The Great Salt Lake is the largest lake entirely within a single U S state with an area of about 1,800 square miles.
The article traces curling shoe history from warmth to the slide, noting various materials from leather and slippers to plastics like teflon. It highlights practical advice to adapt any shoe with a sliding sole, mentions gender differences in sliding distance, and predicts a unified future market for ready made playing footwear.
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