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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 23, 1962
Page
7
A Home Workshopper offers Pattern 434 with actual size guides and three tions for a special music themed toy. Part of the Child Pleaser Packet priced at $1.75, includes a listing of sources for musical movements. Aims to bring happiness at a low cost.
A Cobbler's Bench transforms into a coffee table with tack compartments repurposed for pints cigarettes and matches. The drawer beneath adds extra utility. Pattern 235 provides a compact, readable set of construction notes for this craft project.
Pattern 249 provides directions for fabric painting on a holly cloth using fabric paints. The design and others are available for 50 cents. Also included is Indoor Christmas Decoration Packet 43 offering the same pattern and more for a total value of $1.75.
Gregory Peck named star of the year for box office and stature. Roddy McDowall cast as Matthew in The Greatest Story Ever Told after roles in Cleopatra and The Longest Day. Jack Hawkins to co star with Mitchum Martinelli and Sabu in Rampage. A London satire skit portraying God as a Negro is banned by The Lord Chamberlain. About 10,000 gauchos hired for Taras Bulba battle scenes taught by Hollywood stunt men. West German film industry suffers a drop in attendance and 300 theaters close. calls for government aid persist. Richard Johnson to co star in The Haunting with Julie Harris and Claire Bloom. Soviet playwright Nikolai Pogodin dies in Moscow. Diane Baker returns from India and England, dating David Brandon and John Garr. Broadway offers for Crack in the Sidewalk fall through. she invests in an apartment with her father.
The National Research Council awarded a 9050 grant to the Brewing and Malting Barley Research Institute in Winnipeg for study on nitrogenous barley components and their beer contribution. Industry sponsors will match, totaling 30000 annually, to boost varieties, markets, and national economy. The institute, with 28 advisory committee members and university representation, has pursued malt barley research since 1948.
Dr. William M. Cameron a 48 year old Canadian authority in oceanography has been named director of the marine sciences branch of the mines and technical surveys department. He is a native of Battleford Saskatchewan.
A girl explains her father takes things apart to learn why they fail, prompting a warning that you should leave if you continue. The exchange hints at curiosity and caution in a concise, character-driven moment.
The Touchwood Times notes unusually large harvests near Punnichy Sask with a 4 pound red potato by Mrs E Wodtke and multiple 3 to 4 pound potatoes. On Friday Mrs Roy Grand delivered three carrots weighing 4 pounds 2 ounces each all are well shaped and tasty.
A collection of old quips and jokes about weddings and everyday life. A stenographer asks why grooms rarely get showers and a bar exchange jokes about drinking and tongue burning. A mother negotiates transport fares with a conductor while two men rib a bartender over towing charges and car repairs.
A brief reflection on kindness as a practical force that smooths interactions and reduces conflict. It suggests small acts of mercy and consideration can ease daily tensions and foster smoother relationships.
Curling insights from Matt Baldwin, renowned Canadian curler born in Blincher, Sask. In his new weekly column he shares early lessons, career highlights, and advice for novices and seasoned players alike as he aims to improve readers’ understanding of the roarin game.
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