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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 13, 1960

Page

4

Roughriders adjust as defense leads in early schedule

The Roughriders boast a sturdy defensive wall led by Canadian veterans Clarke Atcheson Legault and J T Frankenberger with strong linebacking from Burrell Whalmeler and Branch. Injuries thin the backfield but Banda Wiasiuk and Dumelie step up, while the offense struggles to finish drives and diversify beyond middle power.

Bill Clarke Ron Atcheson Len Legault J. T. Frankenberger Len Younce Bill Burrell Galen Whalmeler Clair Branch Burrell Red Ettinger John Wozniak Doug McKenzie Len Wilson Vancouver Carpenter Banda Wiasiuk Dumelie Winnipeg Edmonton Ray Smith

Early start promotes maternal health through sunshine vitamin

The piece urges expectant mothers to protect both their health and their baby’s by daily exposure to the sun and Vitamin D, described as the sunshine vitamin that aids bone and teeth development.

Mount Logan First Ascent Record Set in 1925

Mount Logan, nearly 20 000 feet and Canada’s highest peak, was first ascended in 1925 marking a historic mountaineering milestone.

Mount Logan Logan Canada

Barbary ape stands as Europe’s last wild monkey

The Barbary ape remains the sole species of monkey still living in the wild across Europe.

Europe

Alaska Bound in a 1923 Model T Adventure

Donald and Mary Raich and their four month old pup travel 1,800 miles from St. Paul toward Wrangell Alaska in a rebuilt 1923 Model T touring car. Don, 24, earned a Master's in Music Education and will teach in public schools. they plan to return to Minnesota in August.

Donald Raich St. Paul Minnesota Pup Tippy Clairmont Road Tippy Wrangell Alaska Sandy Don Raich Ford Don Union Gospel Mission Skid Row Montgomery Ward Henry Ford Sturgeon Lake

Federated Women's Institutes gift funds Aberdeen Scholarship

The Federated Women's Institutes of Canada donate 1000 dollars to the Lady Aberdeen Scholarship Fund. The project, tied to the ninth ACWW triennial conference, aims to train voluntary and qualified leaders in home economics and rural community welfare, with assistance from Provincial Women's Institutes and ACWW members.

Federated Women's Institutes of Canada Lady Aberdeen Scholarship Fund ACWW

Arthritis Society Fellowships Support Internal Medicine Training

Since 1949 the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society has funded over eighty fellowships for advanced training in internal medicine and rheumatology, enabling physicians to pursue specialized study and clinical expertise.

The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society Northern Crown Building Regina - Sask Arthritis and Rheumatism Society

Dream ride as boy tours Canada with new fire trucks

Thirteen year old Greg ory Pearson of Oak Bay B C travels with three modern fire trucks from Quebec to Salmon Arm Vancouver and Oak Bay on Vancouver Island. The convoy is led by Fire Chief William Pearson with Douglas Graham and Guy Thibault driving. The trucks feature 110 volt power via alternators, automatic sirens, hose rewinders and 500 gallons of water. Gregory, son of Oak Bay Fire Chief, cherishes the siren as the convoy passes Montreal before continuing west.

Gregory Pearson Oak Bay B.C Canada Gregory Quebec British Columbia Salmon Arm Vancouver Vancouver Island William Pearson Pearson Douglas Graham Graham Guy Thibault Pierreville Thibault Montreal Armand Durette North America

We Can Cook Too gains heat for Canadian cuisine praise

A Canadian writer criticizes bias against Canadian cooking while praising a cookbook titled We Can Cook Too. The book features different recipes from Canadian celebrities, quick dishes, and sections on French Canadian and maritime fare, with profits funding scholarships for Canadian journalism students.

Georgina Rodden Miss Rodwell Fress Chuir

Well Curb Garden Feature Pattern 284 Description

Old-fashioned well curb described as a roofed model with a gate and hidden shelf for storing pots tools or a garbage can. Pattern 284 includes construction steps materials and is part of Building Project Packet sold for 50c with three other patterns totaling 1 50.

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