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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 11, 1960
Page
5
Women’s shirts in Terylene cotton blend offer practical wear with wrinkle resistance and easy care. DIY earrings use buttons glued to backs with cement. Ceiling painting tips advise wide passes and drying time. Porch rug fades are noted as simmer fades. Refresh sisal rugs with thinned house paint.
The facts note Mrs. Cairine Wilson became Canada's first woman senator in 1930. The permanent head of a department is titled Deputy Minister. St Paul's Church in Halifax is over two centuries old. Postal revenues last year were 165 million with expenditures at 794 million. International unions hold 1 056 million Canadian members.
Psychologists outline why people spill secrets in business, family, and social life. Four main motives are control, joy in sharing good news, underestimating a secret’s impact, and guilt. The piece offers strategies to label and conceal secrets and to apologize promptly to reduce repetition.
Vast majority of births occurred in hospital with 98 of 100 in most provinces and 93 of 100 nationwide. The statistic highlights hospital delivery prevalence in 1959 Canada.
Injuries to key backfield players hamper the Roughriders with incomplete lineups across three games. Ptacek shows passing skill but has played only three games. Burker, Smith, and Donion face hamstring and ankle issues. Branch emerges as a potential standout recruit while McKenzie and Wilson heal from serious injuries. 115-degree heat record noted in southern Alberta and interior British Columbia.
A desperate politician will clutch at straws in the wind. The other lines critique vanity and misplaced priorities, noting history repeats past mistakes and that a football upset reflects broader failings in the losing coach.
Federal inspection and grading apply to beef across Canada with top grades Canada Choice Canada Good Canada Standard and Canada Commercial. Graded beef is available year round though supply varies by season. Veal peaks in spring and early summer while pork is cheapest in fall and winter. Cheddar aging strengthens flavor with medium aged several months and old aged a year or more. For canning pears use ascorbic acid to prevent discoloration, 200 mg per pint or quart sealer. Fresh green herbs freeze well basil dill marjoram mint parsley rosemary sage and tarragon. savoury loses flavor when frozen.
In the year ending March 31, 1960 family allowance payments averaged 41 million dollars per month, versus 18 million dollars for July 1945 when the Family Allowance Act began.
The earliest Canadian money was minted in 1670 under Louis XIV with five and fifteen sou silver pieces. These coins mark the first official currency used in Canada, reflecting colonial trade and French monetary influence during the era.
Practical guide from the Canada Department of Agriculture outlining turkey options, sizing, and thawing. It covers Grade A quality, ready-to-cook birds with giblets, buying ahead, fresh versus frozen, thawing methods, and roasting times for a 12 to 16 pound bird. Includes a free leaflet offer for roast turkey information.
Pumpkins offer diverse uses from food to decoration. Canada bakes spiced pies and cooked vegetables while South American dishes include soups and fried cakes, Mexicans roast seeds. To freeze, boil or bake pumpkin until tender then pack for storage. Pumpkin preserves require lemon, sugar and careful boiling to create a thick syrup and sealed jars.
Wash and dry medium red apples and insert sticks. Make a sugar syrup with sugar cream of tartar salt and water, color with red food coloring, boil without stirring to 290 degrees. Dip apples then cool on waxed paper until hard.
Pattern 4770 offers a bright wool jumper and crisp blouse to sew at home. Includes sizes 6 3 WW 12 14 10 with fabric yardage and simple instructions. Print plainly name and address and mail with remittance to Anne Adame Caltero Wh. Toronto.
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