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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1946
Page
2
In a readers question column the idea of boosting Canadian radio quality is explored. The piece argues for fresh talent, better staff coordination between sales and creative teams, and stronger writer announcer collaboration to improve program fit and sponsor success.
A Winnipeg Hydro staffer Alex Brown W Gerrard visited Pointe du Bois to lecture on First Aid with plans for follow up sessions. B Warkentin visited the school, MM Arthur Hawkes heads to Portage la Prairie for RCAF posting, Mrs J R Devaney returns home with daughter Elaine visiting briefly. J H Brownell enjoys a Winnipeg holiday and Ted Hawkes visits with family. Curling to start soon with thirteen rinks planned and more possible after holidays.
The LAC DU BONNET novelty bonspiel opened with a bang and then thawed with above freezing temperatures keeping ice scarce. Twenty four rinks entered as suspension continues, but organizers expect play to resume once ice tightens. Peter Lindgren returned from the West Coast for a visit while Jack Park moved his barbering setup to the old Village Tavern location on 3rd Street. Lawrence Welch, brother of Beausejour baker, arrived as an experienced baker joins the scene.
The town held a charity bazaar with many volunteers fundraising through tables of home cooking crafts and fancy work. Proceeds totaled 330 dollars and 75 cents, reflecting strong community support and W.A. members’ efforts. Notable attendees included Mrs E Petterson Mrs E R McCuaig and Rem Shaw who won dolls and a bed throw. Local logistics discussed gravel trucking and seasonal travel, with ice conditions affecting northern plane service.
The Women's Auxiliary of St. John's Anglican church held a bazaar in the Parish Hall on Saturday December 7 in Lac du Bonnet. Proceeds surpassed $300 as high quality merchandise and well arranged handicrafts drew steady patronage. A delicious lunch and tea were provided, enjoyed by many both men and women.
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