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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 20, 1948
Page
4
Bud Abenstein leaves Monday to begin training with Canada's peacetime army at Camp Borden. The note mentions a visit to Bonnie Hatcheries as the item closes.
The report describes hens fitted with protective spectacles to block peripheral vision, aiming to prevent aggressive pecking of other birds’ offspring. The device keeps wearers focused downward, reducing sudden attacks near chicks.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bryck and family return from Vancouver trip. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aitkenhead of Winnipeg visit the Aitkenheads. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. David Aitkenhead on a new daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sinclair vacationed at Tyndall. Leo Hares attends city party for his birthday on April 14 with guests Tom Nightingale and Reeve Thomas Harrison present. Danny Melnick plans work stint at Red Lake months. George Steiner and family visit Eagle River.
A brief quotation notes that inner honesty guides actions and that lacking sincerity undermines outward demeanor, reflecting a mid 18th century sentiment about virtue and behavior.
London architect Bert Hold Lubetkin is tasked with creating Peterlee the world’s most modern town. Ten-year build, ten thousand houses for about 40 000 people, cost around 56 million dollars, to serve 100 000 residents with miners and families in a new educational cultural social and commercial axis. A second feature describes an unconventional lifeboat in an East England yard with hollow keel and non return valves, two 30 hp diesels, trials soon, to be launched mid Atlantic and reach New York after 1 500 miles.
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