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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 1951
Page
5
Text describes Celio Kine sewing to hold Hickrack or lace on garments using cellulose film that can be easily removed after stitching. The process suggests a temporary, restorable method for applying trims.
Public notice announces timetable changes and legal actions under By-Law 262 in Beausejour Manitoba. The document lists dates in 1951 and 1961 with time standards, restorations to Central Standard Time, and the town secretary treasurer E. Shelan possibly connected to the notice.
The Matter of the Estate of Josef Miiet of Beausejour Manitoba declares that all claims against the estate must be filed with the executor at the Office of the Town of Beausejour by May 1, 1954, verified by statutory declaration. Joseph Bellan, solicitor for Matilda Miller, the executrix, issues the notice dated April 8, 1951.
Elis Ongman guests with Mr and Mrs Ongman in the district while Norman Soderholm holidays in Riverland. W R Clubb discusses liquor store prospects in Lac du Bonnet. a committee works on liquor laws. Births announced in St Boniface and Keewatin on April 12. St Anthony Ladies Auxiliary meeting held. upcoming May 3 gathering. Community updates include Box Social May 4 and a student council plan for dances. Several local happenings from April cover school activities, raffles, and social events with Ottawa area references.
The average Canadian loses 94 days of work yearly to sickness mainly minor ailments. Colds top the list, followed by digestive upsets from indiscriminate eating and drinking. Simple hygiene and diet rules plus precautions against catching colds from others could reduce absenteeism.
Between 1943 and 1948 about 69 000 Canadian children contracted whooping cough amid a period of widespread illness. Public health data show the outbreak affected communities nationwide, prompting concern and calls for vaccination and vigilance.
A brief devotional note highlights II Corinthians stating that where the Spirit of the Lord is there is liberty. The text emphasizes spiritual freedom and divine presence as core themes of the letter.
About 1,819 deaths are noted with most considered preventable through universal childhood vaccines. The claim emphasizes immunization as a public health priority for Canada, urging widespread access to vaccines for all children.
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