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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1961
Page
7
The Press Week display by Shor Fashion Service highlights leather slip-ons evolving from casual to sophisticated dress shoes. Features include foot-molding, elastic goring, and varied textures, with moccasins, ties, bal oxford styles, and chukka boots pushing versatile wear for work and town.
University of Toronto professor Zereda Slack says modern women’s gymnastics are rhythmic, relaxing, graceful and tailored for women. She urges daily 12 minute workouts like the XEX program and notes housework rarely exercises all muscles, stressing fitness as a life choice.
The forests of tropical Africa are a major wealth, absorbing rainfall and supporting agriculture while yielding fuel and timber for export. The Ivory Coast alone hosts at least 500 tree species across 248 genera and 55 families.
Foreign ownership dominates major Canadian manufacturing branches except iron and steel where 75 percent is Canadian owned, textiles with 80 percent Canadian owned, and beverages at 86 percent Canadian owned, reflecting strong domestic control in key areas.
Water temperature in deep Nile Valley wells sometimes rises above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, indicating unusually hot underground conditions.
The article argues for universal higher education rooted in Christian Science. It traces Jesus and Mary Baker Eddy as models of divine Mind understanding, asserts God as the sole source of intelligence, and urges prayerful study to unlock latent abilities. It frames spiritual education as freeing individuals from social and economic limits and fueling purposeful, progressive work.
The Kumasi market in Ghana hosts over 15,000 sellers serving as shopping centers meeting places and medicine dispensaries. The market stands as a bustling hub where customers can find wide goods and services in a single outdoor setting.
Excerpt cites the Twentieth Century Fund study Trop ical Africa by George H. T. Kimble noting Western assumptions on democracy clash with African realities. It argues Africans increasingly think for themselves and question Western political models amid illiteracy and diverse governance. It also mentions currency lifespans, stating smaller Canadian bills circulate faster than larger notes, with a $100 lasting about 15 years.
Union printers in Regina settled after a strike over higher wages and fringe benefits. Workers will now log 37 hours weekly instead of 38 1/2, with no wage rise. The piece questions production costs from coffee breaks and washing up to fringe benefits, arguing efficiency and pricing implications across goods and services.
The article argues that securing earnings comes from becoming a deeply engaged worker who treats the job as a hobby. Valuable employees continually learn, seek training, and study the field, traveling to observe best practices, so they generate profits for their employer beyond the paycheck.
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