Circulation Details From Advertisers District Rep Files
District circulation figures show 85 file records with office use noted. Distribution totals reach 1134 while 125 entries reference distribution to advertisers and related sales districts.
08 Feb 1949
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1949
Page
1
District circulation figures show 85 file records with office use noted. Distribution totals reach 1134 while 125 entries reference distribution to advertisers and related sales districts.
Preparations underway under J T Carey and helpers for Pine Falls Winter Club Carnival on February 26 and 27. Fiesta Time in Latin America themed show features skaters, Queen contest, painted scenery by N Smarang, and seating for all. Proceeds benefit local skating and future carnival plans.
Lac du Bonnet trounced visiting Great Falls 8 to 1 in a hockey tilt. Art Arsenault and Ross Ingaldson each scored twice, with Nespar McMahon Dancyt and Campbell adding goals. Sig Anderson scored for Great Falls.
The return encounter at Great Falls ended 2-2 as both Lac du Bonnet and Great Falls played short handed due to injuries. Arsenault and Veilleux scored for Lac du Bonnet while Anderson and Johnson answered for Great Falls in a game described as a slow exhibition with uneven ice.
Beausejour Lions announce a February 18 19 Winter Carnival featuring eight ice act attractions and Bud Abbott as an ice comedian. CJOB’s Chuck Cook will MC on Saturday. Friday hockey pits Beausejour against Winnipeg Army team. Queen crown with a silver replica prize. past queens Hanna Luke 1948 and Connie Gable 1947 honored. Voting ends Feb 18 with crowning Feb 19. costumes contests for all ages and a Winnipeg Ice Capades cast appearance.
Yvonne Lodge wed Charles Rostkowski in St Boniface Cathedral on Friday January 28 with Rev Fr St Laurent presiding. 28 guests attended a breakfast in Moore's banquet room followed by a dance at the Orange Hall St Boniface. The bride wore white sheer with a Peach rose corsage. attendants were Marie Ange Bruneau and Terry Joli coeur.
The Beausejour Lions Club Winter Carnival runs February 18 to 19 with skating acts from Winnipeg and Pine Falls and an exhibition hockey game against Winnipeg’s Army team. Votes for Carnival Queen are on sale to raise funds for the new Memorial Arena.
Friends and family honor Julius Milbrandt on his 90th birthday in Whitemouth. A surprise party at the Malkoski home features gifts, a nine candle cake, and a group singalong. Attendees include sons, daughters, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and local neighbors. Milbrandt is celebrated as a pioneer who helped build the town and its rail line.
A surprise party in Lac du Bonnet marked Mrs. O Erickson’s 76th birthday with 52 guests arriving unannounced. The Ericksons, Swedish immigrants who settled in 1908, were toasted during an evening of reminiscences and community songs.
As we age the foods we require do not change, though amounts decrease. At eighty we still need the same foods as at eight, but in smaller portions. Maintaining a varied diet remains important in later years.
Lac du Bonnet Municipal Council met February 1 2 with reeve and councillors present. They debated keeping the Lettonia district road open all winter and approved projects for drainage grated to the municipal engineer for funding. By laws include prohibiting livestock running at large and establishing a pound keeper at John A Halliday's premises. Several tax collection and payment approvals were recorded along with survey orders under the Special Surveys Act.
The note requests renewal of a subscription from The Bidg. in St. James Manitoba and includes an enclosed two dollars for a one year term.
A solemn memorial service at Pine Falls United church honored Mrs. John E. Lane. Dr. Lane presented crimson velvet pulpit drapes bearing the United church crest. Rev. A. C. Houston and others praised the Lane couple for lifelong service and neighborliness.
Beausejour curlers welcomed eight guests from Gillis and Warren Ltd. on February 6. Visitors included Bob Vollet, Jack Rapp, Cam McCallum, Jack Wilson, Pete Reynolds, Dan Gillis, Jack Houde and Sid Lewis. Ed Gretsinger organized the outing and all described a bang up time.
The Cana dian Legion No. 164 auxiliary met January 24 in the Legion hall. Mrs. LeVasseur chaired the meeting as retiring president. New officers were installed with Mrs. S Torrance becoming president for 1949. Three new members were initiated: Mesdames Rousseau, Sparman, and Miss Jean Syderko. Lunch duties at hockey games were assigned to Mrs. LeVasseur as convener.
A dated ledger entry enumerates payments to multiple individuals and organizations including Kondratiuk 8.00, M. Olynik 15.00, M. E. Campbell 25.00, Children's Aid 60.15, Dr. J. W. Sneath 100.00, Willson Stationery 10.00, Dache and Matlin 38.25, Rowe Electric 5.78, Canadian Consolidated Grain 40.41, and others, totaling varied sums.
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