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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1963
Page
2
A new aerosol propellant, Freon C-318, approved by the Food and Drug Directorate for use in Canada, promises extended shelf life and steadier texture for pressure-packaged foods. It is non-toxic odorless colorless and tasteless, delivering consistent vapor pressure and improved topping stability for desserts and other products.
A garbled OCR style list of clues and fragments includes musical symbol for very soft, various abbreviations and numbers, and scattered terms such as ancient sun god type of electricity water spout excavation and college degree. The readable items hint at a puzzle entry rather than a single event.
A portrait of Charlotte Bronte detailing her early sums and writing burst at ages fourteen to fifteen, her later rise as a famed author with Jane Eyre and Shirley, and the Bronte sisters’ tragic family fate including tuberculosis deaths, censored identities, and the impact of their austere Haworth parsonage life.
The Star Weekly features the making of the 70 minute film Drylanders shot near Swift Current Saskatchewan. Frank Millar formerly of Rapid City now Milestone Sask helps fit a window frame in a sod house and tended oxen from Saskatoon while Frances Hyland and James Douglas head a cast that will tour Canada and the world after a Swift Current premiere.
A calf bank started at Hassocks in Sussex has nine suppliers and orders for 200 calves. The National Farmers Union backs the scheme to cut the waste of 750 calves annually and keep beef cattle supplies steady for farmers.
Industrial employment data show about 177,000 Canadians work in textiles. The sector splits into primary and secondary branches, the former handling man-made and natural fibres to produce yarns and fabrics, and the latter using finished or semi finished goods from the primary sector.
A porcelain teapot from Chelsea dated 1745 to 1750 ranks among the oldest English teapots. It was crafted to amuse and beautify while nodding to tea origins. The motif features a seated Chinese figure and a parrot-shaped spout.
A spectrometer demonstrates capability to differentiate two million distinct color shades, showcasing high precision in color analysis and measurement for scientific applications.
Parents urged to guide new drivers on responsibility behind the wheel. Emphasize seat belts, doors, clear driver view, and courteous conduct. Warn against speeding and drinking while driving. stress maturity, good judgement, and the golden rule as guiding principles on today’s roads.
In a humorous domestic scene a four year old helps with cooking and jokes about weight. Kathy reports she weighs 42 pounds and 25 cents, prompting a mother to correct her as forty two and a quarter pounds. The tale blends kitchen activity with a child’s math misstatement.
The impact of inflation shows that today’s Canadian dollar buys the same as 67 cents did in 1949 and 45 cents did in 1939. Prices have risen, eroding purchasing power over decades.
An article in Health magazine notes cigarette smoking triples the risk of coronary heart disease in men aged 40 to 49 and contributes to obliterative peripheral arterial disease. It urges heavy male smokers to quit and highlights a Canadian survey showing 40 percent of urban high school seniors smoke, with most starting between 12 and 16.
An 11000 ton shipment of potash from International Minerals and Chemical Corporation left CN yard in Winnipeg in a special 129 car freight train. The load came from the Yarbo Saskatchewan mine and ranks as one of CNs largest single loads since 1962.
Canadian health officials push to discourage smoking among teenagers to curb heart and blood vessel disease. The campaign targets youths nationwide as part of a broader anti tobacco effort.
The Saskatchewan Arts Board coordinates the second annual Saskatchewan Festival of the Arts to showcase arts and craft by provincial organizations and individuals, upgrade skills, and encourage artists. This year the festival is held in Weyburn as part of its Golden Jubilee celebrations, supporting hopes for a recurring annual event hosted by different centres.
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