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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 15, 1957
Page
2
Saskatchewan Civil Defence co ordinator J O Probe explains how Civil Defence coordinates police fire health rescue information welfare and utility services to protect communities in any disaster. He notes day designated National Civil Defence Day and stresses prepared planning minimizes fear and loss via unified action.
Bend forty cents in coins for this pattern. Do not use stamps. Write plainly Size Name Address and Style Number and send orders to Annne Adams Pattern Dept Department PPL Front Street W Toronto.
A noon level crossing collision derailed a CPR spur line box car injuring no one. Donald Allen Smith was in a new model car struck by 18 box cars from the M and S Mine crew. Brakeman John Todd escaped injury clinging to a brake control as the car left the track.
The article explains the importance of agility for defenders moving backward to track passes and avoid tripping, with drills like quick stops, pivots, and side cuts. It also covers handling side stitches in endurance sports, noting gas formation as a common cause and advising stretching, massage, and continuing when possible.
The article warns that children chewing toys or furniture recently painted can ingest lead. It advises checking that new paint is lead free and consulting a paint dealer to choose a safe product for such articles.
In the first half of 1957 construction began on 48,478 new dwelling units, down from 60,200 in the same period of 1956. The article urges study of Civil Defence to increase survival chances in an atomic war.
The Canada Department of Agriculture Experimental Farm Brandon Manitoba reports open front sheds with straw roofs as effective winter shelter for beef breeding cows. In 1956-57, 34 cows in the shed lost an average 11 pounds over November to April, while 21 cows in a stave barn lost 19 pounds. oldest and youngest cows showed greatest losses.
The Dawson Creek Star reports growing concern that the first 50 miles of paving from Dawson Creek to Charlie Lake on the Alaska Highway may be shelved for 1957. Ottawa cabinet delays and a Defense Construction Ltd. wire saying the contract is not yet awarded are noted.
An abscessed tooth is not merely painful it may lead to tooth loss and can spread infection to organs such as kidneys and heart Regular dental care helps avoid this costly condition and complications.
Civil Defence unveils a broad plan to shield Canadians from H-bomb blasts and deadly radioactive fallout, outlining protective measures, community readiness, and emergency response strategies.
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