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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 1957
Page
7
It describes adjustable space-savers fitted to cabinet doors with variable length measurements to meet requirements. Shelf racks arrange in different ways, made from scraps, assembled with brads and glue. Features include a pull-out pan rack on rollers and a terraced dish rack for easy access. Pattern 413 costs 40 cents. Kitchen Handies packet of six projects sells for $1.75 extra.
A coffee table fashioned as a replica of an old cobbler's bench now serves as a plant and smoking equipment display. Pattern 235 is noted for an actual-size cutting Molasses, called black honey in Egypt, tied to a notable Egyptian menu item.
Instructional piece by Lloyd Percival outlines common faults in long passes and provides corrective drills. It emphasizes proper forward stepping, elbow position, straight-through throwing, relaxation, and strength-building routines with kneeling throws, barbell presses, and dumbbell lifts to improve arm and shoulder power for longer throws.
Watrous Rotary Club members met at United Church basement for a regular session. Guest J T Clark of New Market attended as correspondence was read from Winnipeg Rotary. The club will sponsor two Grade 12 students to attend the model United Nations Assembly in Winnipeg during the week of April 11 1958 with about 100 Rotary Clubs taking part.
A string of short humor pieces unfolds from a father’s joke about obedient children to a jungle adventurer recounting thirst with a comical quip on water. A punchline about a dying man and a joke on drinking floats through, followed by dated quips about money, a traffic light car scene, and pallbearers at a president’s funeral. The Colosseum in Rome is noted as a famous ruin.
Residents reported a large rodent seen near High River Hardware at about 10 p.m. Friday. Observers described a big, long-tailed creature, with sightings suggesting a muskrat as a possible cause. The public was urged to contact Agriculture Department officials, with substitutions listed for reporting leads.
Eye problems in young pupils often go unnoticed by the child. Parents teachers or medical staff may detect signs and a doctor or child clinic should be consulted immediately for treatment or glasses to save sight.
A local message promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a penetrating antiseptic for skin itchiness sold Canada wide. It claims rapid easing of distress within a week with night and morning use, notes safety and rare failures, and advises obtaining the product in the original bottle at modern drug stores.
The Province of Innisfail Alberta reports three new policemen begin duty in the town. They wear blue uniforms and take permanent patrols in front of the new school. Officers will urge drivers to slow for the school zone throughout the year.
Most of Canada's 9 500 Eskimos live north of the tree line on the coasts of the mainland or the Islands of the Arctic Archipelago.
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