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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 1953
Page
4
The Whitemouth column notes sympathy for Mr and Mrs George Hunter on the death of their infant daughter. Residents plan fund appeals for scouting gear. Birthdays and visits mark social life with parties in town and Winnipeg trips. Lac du Bonnet hockey results and local players highlighted.
Canada, rich in inland and coastal fish, should promote its harvests in foreign markets and domestic meals. This piece argues fish is nourishing, economical, and packed with nutrients like calcium, phosphorus, niacin, riboflavin, thiamine, iron, iodine, plus vitamins A and D in liver, advocating broader usage on Canadian menus.
Local columns report on municipal aid discussions, church officers elected, a charity rink fundraiser with a 25 plus 14 dollar take, and a brood of social notices. Highlights include a broomball scoreless game, upcoming Farmers Union meeting, hockey mix games, and personal news from residents and families.
Mrs Armentti and her young son arrived from Italy to join her husband in Molson where he works for the C P R. Mrs Livingstione hoped to return to teaching in Molson with her family. Mrs Hammerstadt of Lac du Bonnet substitutions praised by students. A farewell party for Mr and Mrs T O Mulash on January 16 featured a purse and baby gift from Pete Kozak, with about thirty five guests and music by Oscar and a Winnipeg friend. Lawrence Rozier recovered from a tonsil operation at Beausejour hospital and is back at work. Steve Lozinski shows off a 1953 Customline Ford. Joyce Warren visited J F Kozier’s home for the weekend. Jean remains postmistress and tends to store remains. Mrs BY Binda visits sister Fury in Dryden Ontario and a new baby. Molson’s cold snap contrasts with homes wired for hydro set to arrive early summer.
Ratepayers gathered in Molson for the annual meeting to review the financial statement and re elect trustees. Stanley Kozier won a three year term while Steve Lozinski remains board chairman Arthur Newton elected for one year and George Newton continues as secretary treasurer. The Mulash family sold their Molson store and moved to Niblock Ontario Tom Mulash to become section foreman there Mrs Mulash listed as ill in hospital but improving Ted Wolfe former teacher visited Molson friends.
Merle Moore an amateur taxidermist from Spring Book Ontario mounted a killer owl. The bird fatally attacked a large cat and was then killed by blows from its own beak. Two dozen quills were embedded in the owl’s head and body. The owl had previously attacked porcupines and its quill injuries pressed a nerve, driving it to hunt larger prey. The creature weighed about four pounds with a four foot wing span.
The article explains iron is essential for oxygen transport and overall health. It lists milk, meat, eggs, whole grain cereal and some fish as iron sources. Raisins, prunes and dried apricots are highlighted as good iron rich options.
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