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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1963
Page
4
A brief religious reflection urges Christians to measure life by God’s grace in Jesus Christ. It contrasts worldly enrichment with spiritual enrichment, stating life gains fullness when God’s purpose and gospel testimony guide actions and values, ending with a prayer for saving grace.
Miss Merle McPhee daughter of Mr and Mrs C A McPhee of Tisdale is the 1963 recipient of the 200 per year Scholarship for Physiotherapy Student Training offered by the Saskatchewan Division of the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society. Renewable for two years, the scholarship was established in 1958 to attract more students to physiotherapy. Eligible applicants must be Saskatchewan residents who have completed their first year at a recognized Canadian School of Physiotherapy.
The Annie and Jane became the first vessel to travel from Lake Ontario to Lake Erie via the Welland Canal in 1830, marking a historic maritime milestone.
The British china industry exports millions in tableware to 148 countries, with Canada buying a large share. About 50,000 people work in about 200 potteries in Staffordshire. Willow pattern and Beatrix Potter figures are popular, with advances in gold decoration. Raw materials mainly come from Britain as kilns reach 1,200 degrees. Ceramic research tests strength, including a bus resting on bone china teacups.
A syndicated column warns that tax money funds every government promise and that voters should gauge budgets during campaigns. It argues taxation is broad, affecting all, and officials hide costs in the budget, be it for houses or ice skates, with death as the inevitable end.
An extra passenger, a pregnant cow, joined a cargo flight from Gatwick bound for a farming research station in Cyprus. The cow calved just before take-off, then fathered a calf on board after a short rest. The flight departed about an hour late.
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