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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1953
Page
5
The guidance stresses daily tailing and batting practice for all players, early team gathering for drills, and deep infield positioning to cut off risky plays. It urges pitchers to slow between pitches, recommending at least five seconds per throw to keep nerves calm, plus postgame walks for recovery.
Safety officials urge Saskatchewan farm families to take precautions during harvest as last year’s August to October period saw 13 deaths and many injuries from swathers combines threshing machines grain augers and balers. Seven farm family members died in combine accidents including crush injuries and being caught in feeders or wheels with others killed by blades or threshers. Emphasizing safe practices, the notice advises clearing all workers before startup, halting machinery for oiling, using blocks during repairs, and mounting fire extinguishers on vehicles while preventing chaff from accumulating near exhausts.
The article argues Jesus came to minister to every human need and to provide salvation. It contrasts worldly grasping with divine ministry, urging mutual aid in the spirit of Jesus. It ends with faith that God will supply, prioritizing the kingdom of God and righteousness.
The notice invites all to join Sports College, free of charge, regardless of age or location. Applicants write a note expressing desire to become a member and mail it to Sports College, Box 99, Toronto 1, Ontario, with leaders able to sign up their whole group.
KINGSVILLE Ont Winnie the Canada goose now a gander has recovered health but will likely spend his days at the Miner sanctuary in Kingsville. He grounded on a Connecticut beach last spring and could not rejoin the northward migration. His tail feathers grow askew preventing proper landings.
A boy acquires a brand new toy a shining gun with a loud report. He parades with pride and claims to shoot crows a gopher a snake and a mole all said to be shoted dead before the day ends.
Thrifty year round wardrobe patterns describe cardigans jackets and long pants in wool corduroy or tweed cotton with short pants in denim or seersucker plus several cotton shirts. Patterns 4659 4605 and 4820 show dresses with wing collars pockets braids and sashes for girls aged 6 to 14 with fabric yardages listed.
Directions for ordering a shared wardrobe for brother and sister with items for both, including overalls playsuit blazer blouse shirt and a pocketed little jumper. Details sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with yardage for each piece, materials corduroy cotton or wool, mix and match outfits for school wear.
Vancouver plans television service by mid November with CBC TV producing live shows after permanent studios are finished. Filmed programs from local and Eastern Canada will fuel temporary operations. Service is expected to be excellent in Vancouver and good in Victoria and the lower mainland.
In Rose Valley Saskatchewan Bill Haskins struck a crow as it dodged traffic. The bird wedged in his grille and remained alive after the collision, prompting humorous speculation that crow radiator ornaments could become a fad.
An intelligram sequence lists items linked to Asia the 16th and 84th elements with years 1945 1947 and a reference to heart. It appears as a coded puzzle noting 1956 and 1776 alongside ordinal numbers 1 through 10.
The eighth international Boy Scout jamboree will be held in Canada in 1955, with no site fixed yet. Previous jamborees drew up to 50 000 youths from many countries as world Scout numbers reach 5 561 593, an all time high, with membership rising 401 846 in two years.
A resident sighted a tug on fire offshore near Saint John New Brunswick. The plane found the vessel steaming along safely despite the firelike glow of the rising sun while a tug and a pilot boat were placed on alert.
Since 1949 July has displaced June as the most popular month for marriage in Canada. In 1953 there were a record 17,602 marriages in July, about 50 percent more than the 11,873 marriages registered in June.
A practical tip advises placing chewing gum between two ice pieces until it hardens enough to scrape off with a knife. or rub between hands to dislodge from fabric. The method emphasizes chilling to brittle state for easier removal.
Englishman Roger Fenton is regarded as the earliest combat photographer for his Crimean War images captured in 1855. The famous photographer documented battlefields and soldiers, shaping war photography's early history.
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