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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 27, 1949
Page
2
Editorial argues Sunday professional sports threaten rest day and expose workers to commercialization. It notes varying public opinions from respect for neighbors to opposition based on noise and fairness. It recalls historic Sabbatarian respect and calls for broad public backing beyond team owners.
The Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association asks the federal government to revise sales tax policy. They argue weekly papers are small businesses reliant on advertising and face tax on paper while magazines, weekend papers, and CBC funded outlets escape similar levies.
The Whitemouth Curling Club opened their season with a three event bonspiel on December 17 with twenty rinks entering and prizes donated by Manitoba Power Commission T Eaton Co Hudson Bay Co Western Grocers J Thomson and the Curling club Regular winter draw starts in the New Year.
Claire Wallace advises on what to share about married life and how to handle private jokes and family discussions. Do not reveal your husband’s private matters, avoid public correction, and weigh impartiality when seeking others' views. The column invites readers to send etiquette questions for answers in future installments.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lavoie on their December 11 daughter birth. Elsie Walhoffer leaves for a nurse post with a Legion farewell December 15. The United church Senior bazaar at The Chateau December 16 features baking winners Mrs. Hutchison Mrs. Robinson Mrs. Krueger and prizes. Jimmy Bristow visits grandparents G Horvath for Christmas. Winnipeg visitations and Santa at Manitoba Paper Co party with gifts for children eight and under. Rebekah and Odd Fellow lodges host December 17 party. Tuesday Night Bridge Club meets at Mrs. Munsie’s December 13.
Great Falls residents report relatives visiting from Middle Church and Wind sor. Janice Anderson leaves Staff House to marry A. Pepin and settle in Pine Falls. Elsie Arneson Iris Fraser extend weekend with parents due to heavy snowfall. Helen Fleming visits Mrs Thorbergson. Enid Cousins spends Saturday in Pine Falls.
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