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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 08, 1959
Page
7
The guide explains selecting freshly picked corn with milky sweetness, shucking, washing, and blanching times for large medium and small cobs. It covers boiling water times, chilling, draining, and wrapping in foil or bags, plus alternative kernel freezing with cobs blanched briefly and kernels cut off for freezer storage.
In the home workshop ad a 12 foot by seven foot tool house with a four foot overhang offers shade and yard or garden appeal. It promotes patterns 466 442 and 465 each 40 cents, three for $1.15.
The notice promotes Pattern 465 for indoor or outdoor chairs with step by step guides and actual size frame cutouts. A Lawn Furniture Packet No 38 includes four more full size patterns and costs 175 dollars. Also offers Pattern 465 and Packet 3% together for 175. Department BSPN. 44383 West Sud Avenue Vancouver BA Home Workshop Patterns.
Fragmentary OCR item describes a patchwork applique flower pattern for pots and quilts. Mentions T4250 pattern code, plain print name address store number, and sending thirty-five cents. stamps not accepted.
The provincial forest service nursery at Ha dashville will greatly increase output over the next years to recover from June rain and hail losses. Hon. Gurney Evans announced a target of about 2 million seedlings this year, down from last year by 600,000, with a recovery plan to boost seedbeds and raise annual production to about 1 million seedlings after three years and increasing by 1 million annually thereafter. The June storm destroyed more than 2 million first year seedlings, with significant washout and damage to remaining stock, though gains from summer seedbeds are expected to offset the losses.
A South African syndicate plans to convert a ship into a flotel for tourists. The vessel would anchor in the Buffalo River near East London. The idea mimics growing motel innovations and hints at future cosmotel ventures orbiting in space.
The piece argues the love seat as the car front becomes a safety concern. It describes drivers with one hand on the wheel and a heavy date, noting little time for safety. It suggests a time and place not on a busy highway, hinting at anti-love campaign possibilities.
The Heralds and Press reports Manitoba water resources branch keeps strict river depth records since 1945 for smaller streams and year round on large rivers like the Saskatchewan. Measurements occur twice daily with bridges fitted for readings and reports sent to Winnipeg for flood, bridge, erosion, and fish needs assessments. Local measurers include Mrs Ho Caustic, Mrs PR Crozier, and Lale Ati Phee.
The text warns that improper guidance can cause lasting insecurity in children into adulthood. It notes that explanations should accompany every Don't and that most issues are addressed via child training folders offered free by local or provincial health departments.
Unnecessary casualties rise from traffic accidents among children. Firm, careful training begins when a child can run and continues at intersections to show how traffic lights work. Adults modeling obedience to signals reinforces safe crossing behavior.
Pattern advertisement by Anne Adams Pattern Dept invites orders for simple dress patterns. Readers are directed to send size name address and style number to 60 Front Street Toronto. The notice emphasizes affordable versions and lists sizes and pattern parts with printed directions.
The Enterprise notes a long standing fondness for horseshoe pitching in Yorkton with a rising popularity among seniors. The piece highlights diverse techniques and the pride players take in shoes and form, praising ringers as morale boosters and evidence of personal skill.
The author argues declines in sports concerts and amusements are due to evolving times not TV. People now have broader interests and more entertainment options, including autos family outings picnics and home leisure. Church attendance reportedly rose, and television would need vastly better programs to affect public turnout.
A reader laments public jokes about obesity while questioning why one who harms themselves with overeating endures constant mockery, whereas others smoking and facing illness rarely hear similar commentary. The note calls for reconsidering rude comments and returning to manners from the past.
From Butterfat a damaged lyric style excerpt shows public fury over rising prices and taxes on essentials. It laments milk price hikes while others enjoy windfall gains and luxurious goods. The mock chorus portrays protests by farmers against government lightening their wallets while supporting whiskey and silk.
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