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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 28, 1948

Page

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Brokenhead Agricultural Society elects directors for coming year

At the society meeting the following were elected to the directorate for the year ahead. Hon. president Premier D. Campbell. president G. V. Towle. gentlemen's directorate includes A. Baker E Keilbach A Girwitz N Kubish G V Towle C Huber Sr A Modrzjewski H Maves Paul Trapp C Loeb F Dreger C Schendell J Funk J Steffes J Steffes Jr W Mosquin A Larson C Bush A McLean J Oklita W Storsely J Ichen a B J Gerle A Ottenbriet J Mros J Bellan. Ladies' directorate includes Mrs J Mroz Mrs A Ottenbriet Mrs A Toloko? no typers, etc.

Brokenhead Agricultural Society D. Campbell G. V. Towle Gentlemen's Directorate A. Baker E. Keilbach A. Girwitz N. Kubish C. Huber, Sr A. Modrzjewski H.maves Paul Trapp C- Loeb F. Dreger C. Schendell J. Funk J. Steffes W. Mosquin A. Larson C. Bush A. McLean J. Ok

Lac du Bonnet Council Holds December Meeting

The Lac du Bonnet village council in December 13 held final reading on by law No 1 and approved a 75 grant to the Children's Aid Society. Accounts approved for payment include E H Floyd Victor David G F Teare Dr I W Sneath Winnipeg Electric Co Hospitals Paul Swetz A Usackis Mrs Sikora City of Winnipeg Coun Indemnities Willson Stationery H R Eade Canadian Pacific Railway.

Lac du Bonnet J. Sparman Albert Arsenault Frank Brown Mike Mikhechuk W. J. Rowe Children's Aid Society E H. Floyd Victor David G. F. Teare I. W. Sneath Winnipeg Electric Co Paul Swetz A. Usackis Coun Willson H.R. Eade Canadian Pacific Railway

Short Courses Start Early At Brandon

A two week Homemaking Course run with the Dominion Provincial Youth Training Plan will run January 10 to 21 at the Agricultural and Home making School Brandon. Home Economists from the Manitoba Extension Service will coach. Board and room cost 20 dollars for the two weeks. Applicants should be 16 to 30 years old, with other applications considered if accommodation allows.

Dominion Agricultural and Homemaking School Brandon Manitoba Extension Service

Monster Ice Carnival Planned At Beausejour

Beausejour Lions Club Entertainment Committee plans a two day Monster Ice Carnival and Jam boree on February 18 and 19 1949 with beard growing contest admission rules and a beardless exemption permit option. W W Childe to oversee preparations and Queen contest arrangements include visiting skaters and artists and a hockey game Winter Ball costume judging grand march and carnival crowning on the closing night.

Beausejour Lions Club W. W. Childe Beausejour War Memorial Committee Childe Bert Larson Lions” Court

Courses Offered by Agricultural and Homemaking School Brandon

Miss Laura Muirheard invites applications for six courses through the Extension Service in Winnipeg. Dates follow: Field Crops January 24 February 4 for men aged 16 to 30. Farm Machinery February 7 to 18. Rural Electrification February 21 to March 4. Farm Women March 7 to 11. Home Furnishings and Crafts March 14 to 18. Livestock March 28 to April 8 for men aged 16 to 30.

Laura Muirheard Agricultural and 11Th Street South Brandon Extension Service Legislative Building Winnipeg

Vapor barriers protect against condensation in National Housing Act builds

A Q and A explains why vapor barriers are vital to prevent condensation inside exterior wall frames and top floor ceilings due to moisture movement from warm interiors to cold surfaces. Modern tight construction and high indoor humidity from air conditioning contribute to moisture problems, prompting attention to barriers.

Oldenburg School remembers a century of learning in 1899

The article recalls the first Oldenburg school opened August 1899 with 36 pupils taught by Ellen Finch. It notes the log building, self-help labor, lasting records, early trustees, and a half century of teachers, progress, and civic impact in the community.

Oldenburg School Whitemouth Millbrandt Steve Pond Oldenburg Hugo Karsten Ellen Finch W. H. Cousins Michael Steiner August Kluge Arthur Leslie Mabel Edith Cousins Rosie Paul Steiner Edward Rudolf Ferdinand Coon William Fred Ronold Louis Tillie Lily Millbrandt Edmund Dallman Flora Minnie Tillie Engel Teenie Hilda Elmer Ada Calpeen Ferdinand Karass Julius Knopf Andrew Leidal Louis Baskau Robert Enns Gusthilda Mort Elizabeth Kluge Edward Flammer Gus Hanke John Farado Gus Pfaff Helen Zado Mary Martha Ruccius Elsie Handel Lydia Millbrandt Elizabeth Drury Louis West Henry Steiner W. Millbrandt Steiner William Weiss

Please Renew My Subscription Enclosed With $2 For A Year

A brief notice from St James requests renewal of a subscription by enclosing two dollars for a one year term. The simplicity suggests a small community periodical seeking continued readership.

Manitoba sees surge in new industries after war

Manitoba's Minister of Industry and Commerce told the 18th annual Manitoba Associated Boards of Trade that 53 new industries began in 1947 and 40 more in 1948, bringing the total to 165 new plants producing 130 products. He noted 25 percent of these new industries since 1940 are rural and urged communities to actively pursue and support local plants and create strong development committees.

Manitoba J. S. McDiarmid Industry and Commerce Manitoba Associated Boards of Trade Bureau of Industry and Commerce Canada U.S.A United Kingdom McDiarmid

Winnipeg Press Club Awards Honor War Memory

The Winnipeg Press Club announced annual awards during the Winnipeg School Board meeting. Winners include Tom Peterson of St John’s High School first prize, Joan McAdam of Daniel McIntyre second, Don Dow of Gordon Bell third, with honorable mentions M. Cohen, Joe Merchant, and Diane Hinch from Lord Selkirk and Kelvin high schools.

Winnipeg Press Club Winnipeg Gordon Aikman Press Club P.O. Paris Eakins Terry Rowe P.O. Hymie Steinberg Don Dow Gordon Bell High School M. Cohen Joe Marchant Lord Selkirk High School Diane Hinch Kelvin High School

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