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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1960
Page
6
Pattern 212 Wood Truck Model Demonstrated
A detailed home crafting note shows pattern 212 used to build a wooden truck model from blocks and scraps. Each step is illustrated with real size guides, priced at 50c, from Home Workshop Patterns, Department P.P.L., Vancouver B.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department P.P.L
Vancouver B.C
Easy dress pattern for shirtwaist and slim skirt
Printed Pattern 4843 offers a sew shirtwaist with wide revers and a 6 gore skirt with pockets. Includes half sizes 14 to 22, requires 3% yards of 35 inch fabric, and printed directions. Send fifty cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto for pattern 4843. Guard against fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Department
Garden Bounty Quilt Spread Pattern 7119 for Colonial Bed Decor
Bright Garden Bounty quilt spread uses calicos for Gower applique and Colonial motifs. Pattern 7119 includes patch charts yardages and directions for construction with plain stamp instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gower
Top Scholar 20 Wins Governor General’s Gold Medal
Saskatoon born student Miss Haslam captures the Governor General’s Gold Medal as the University of Saskatchewan’s top graduate. She posted record marks in the university’s 51 year history with an average of 4.93 percent over three years. She earned a BA with great distinction and won multiple prizes in arts and sciences. She also excelled in track and field, earning the Tees Memorial Trophy in 1958, and competed for Canada in the Melbourne 1956 Olympics and the Cardiff 1958 Empire Games bronze medal relay team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
University of Saskatchewan
College of Arts and Science
G.W. Simpson
Haslam
Harry Hawking
Miss Haslam
Fred Tees
Melbourne
Australia
Cardiff
Wales
Missing Part Puzzle Dot to Dot Challenge
A playful instruction asks you to connect dots from 1 to 17 to reveal a hidden image. After tracing lines and merging nearby dots, the activity invites adding colors to complete the scene and guessing what the picture depicts before starting.
Ounce of Prevention for Bicycle Riders
Bicycle riders face accidents from their own carelessness and can injure others. Traffic rules protect pedestrians motorists and cyclists and apply on streets and highways. Obey signals and avoid dangerous practices like dashing through red lights or “hooking” a ride by clinging to others.
Canada’s Food Rules for Healthy Weight Gain
Guidance on steady weight gain through a basic diet with allowances for small indulgences. It advises including light snacks such as bananas and apples between meals without spoiling appetite for regular meals and allows a little cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Corundum Ranks Next Hardest Mineral After Diamond
The report states corundum stands as the second hardest mineral, following diamond. This positions corundum just behind diamond in hardness and confirms its notable durability.
Right side passing banned by Sask highway board
The Saskatchewan highway traffic board warns that right side passing is illegal this season and motorists are being convicted for passing on the right where lanes are not clearly marked. Exceptions exist at intersections, on one way streets, or when traffic cannot proceed in other lanes. Winter wear on roads and smeared lane lines due to sand and salt have erased divisions, so enforcement may book drivers until streets are cleaned and lines repainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sask
Highway Traffic Board
Aes
Hmoach
Hungry Youngsters Treat Recipe Card
A simple snack idea for kids uses bread circles brushed with melted butter. Fill with marmalade or peanut butter, top with marshmallows, and broil until lightly browned for a quick treat.
Miss Beckman chosen as Canadian delegate to UK Red Cross study centre
Miss Beckman 18 from Biggar Saskatchewan is one of four Canadian delegates attending a British Junior Red Cross International Study Centre in England this summer. She will represent Saskatchewan’s 13 000 High School Junior Red Cross members. Delegates from Alberta New Brunswick and Quebec will also participate. They will visit world Red Cross headquarters in Geneva and return to Canada in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Beckman
Biggar
Sask
Red Cross
England
Alberta
New Brunswick
Quebec
World Red Cross
Geneva
Canada
Crossword Quiz From A Bible Themed Puzzle Page
A fragment from a crosswords puzzle lists numerous biblical, Latin, and general knowledge clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It includes questions about the New Testament fourth book, locations from Genesis and Acts, and various dictionary-like prompts with numbers suggesting puzzle coordinates.
Sentimental Journey Revives Historic CPR Steam Locomotives
Three CPR steam locomotives aged 77 53 and 48 years will haul a Toronto to Orangeville circular trip this Sunday. The event honors the line’s 1870s era, recalls the two headed locomotive era, Mount Forest spur dangers, and features railway club enthusiasts as appreciative spectators.
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CPR
Toronto
Orangeville
Toronto, Grey and Bruce
Wingham
Teeswater
Mount Forest
Backseat driving and futuristic cars at the 1905 show
At the Fourth International Automobile Show in New York a brass bound 1905 Pierce Arrow opens to drivers with 10 signaling pushbuttons. A forthcoming Italian car offers four rear lounge seats and dual front foot pedals with a transferable steering wheel, enabling right or left hand drive at $15 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pierce-Arrow
Alpine Club Camp Set for Jasper in 1960
The Alpine Club of Canada will hold its annual two week camp at Fryatt Creek in Jasper National Park from July 1 to 30. Beginners and seasoned climbers will test skills on peaks between 9000 and 10370 feet, continuing a 55 year tradition to foster member growth and active membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Club of Canadag
Jasper National Park
Fryatt Creek
Canadian National Railways
Canada
Pastime of Victorians Fainting Advice Not Popular
A Victorian medical note observes fainting is less common today but still occurs. It advises placing the patient on the ground with feet slightly elevated to raise head blood flow and recommends a seated person to tip forward until the head touches the knees.
Newfoundland’s Legislature Sits Left Of Speaker In History
The province’s lone legislature follows a historic arrangement with the government seated to the Speaker’s left, a holdover from when the chamber was heated by a single fireplace.
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Newfoundland
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