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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 17, 1953

Page

3

Greenwald Community Notes and Birthday List

February birthdays include Walter Hintop Martha Schade Willie and Dan Kientop and Henry Schade who owns a one ton Chevrolet truck. Sunday visitors at August Petznick’s include Arnold Petznick and the Albert Petznick family from Winnipeg. A cabin fire on February 7 injured Willie Kintop. Local log cutting ongoing at Lettonia by Froehlich and Zieske men. Rach transfers and hospitalizations, with Gladys Rach returning from Children’s hospital. A Greenwald Farmers Union meeting on February 10 featured Palamarchuk. John Otto substituted for Albert Zieske.

Walter Hintop Martha Schade Willie Dan Kientop Farmers’ Union Greenwald Palamarchuk John Otto Albert Zieske

Glenmoor Tales of Snow Work and Local Happenings

On February 7 residents witnessed a grand snow clearing display using road-graders and beams towed by fast vehicles. A diesel operator laughed at his missing grader while a mile behind it waited grinning. The Thalberg hockey team beat Glenmoor 20 to 10 on February 8.

Thalberg Glenmoor Marion Mary Hlady

Whitemouth News Hits From February Socials and Sports

Whitemouth community notes cover charity tea for March of Dimes raising £30, hosting hostesses Mrs. W Milbrandt and others, birthdays, a funeral notice for Gordon Isaacs, a stag party for George Nansmith, flu illnesses, school birthday tributes, and the first novelty curling spiel with prizes. The entries mention Valerie McLean, Wilma Schatkowsky, and Melvin Sinclair among local names. Rev. William Hennig to establish new pastor. several hospital staff and residents featured.

W. Milbrandt A. E. West D. M. Wardrop A. E. Webb Tittlemuir Charles Hill Ab. Blaney

Gettez and Astrex Toule Tablets Claim Daily Vigor

An ad promises relief for weakness fatigue and nervousness from thin blood. It touts Gettez Soptains tron vitamin Hi calcium and phosphorus for blood building and system stimulation, plus Astrex Toule Tablets for vigor and appetite. Price unknown. claims universal daily benefit.

Canadian Household Size Trends Since 1941

In 1941 the average Canadian household contained four and a quarter persons, dropping to four persons by 1951. This reflects a gradual reduction in household size over the decade.

Elma News Roundup Highlights Local Visitors and Events

Rudolph Krystalowich of Winnipeg enjoys a holiday at his mother's home in Elma. Residents send letters, celebrate a Roman Catholic marriage, and note visits from relatives in Ontario and Manitoba. Kelly A. Thiessen is seen driving a new 1952 green Ford.

Rudolph Krystalowich Winnipeg Walter Zynik Windsor, Ont Michael Zazula Mary Zazula Elma M. Zynik S. Chop Medika Man Zynik Springfield Kelly A. Thiessen

Canada’s first copyright grant dates to 1841

The earliest copyright issued in Canada went to a spelling book in 1841, marking the nation's initial legal step protecting literary works. This milestone underscores the initial adoption of authors’ rights during the mid 19th century.

Canada

Canadians Attend Movies 18 Times Per Person in 1951

The 1951 data show Canadians averaged 18 cinema visits per capita. The figure reflects national moviegoing habits and underscores strong entertainment demand across the country during that year.

Understanding a Child's Temper Tantrums at Ages One to Two

The article explains that toddlers begin asserting independence around age one and a half to two, using temper cries to obtain rewards. It advises mothers to avoid scolding, instead distracting the child, offering other interests, or leaving him briefly in a calm quiet spot, never a dark room to prevent fear of the dark.

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Henry Schade Petznick Arnold Petznick Albert Petznick Lea Alma Hedy Manuel Kintep Henry Froehlich Alfred Zieske Norman Froehlich Lettonia August Rach Beausejour Hospital Gladys Rach Children’s Hospital Harold Froehlich Robert Stubel Schwerk Lilly Froehlich Lilly J. T. Oberton Hlady Brothers Bush Shirley Boychuk Shirley Potter Mike Bondara J. Hlady Whitemouth T. G. Erskine K. Petterson Harry Nelson Valerie William McLean Julius Schatkowsky Wilma A. Madson Lac du Bonnet J. Isaacs Gordon Isaacs Jim Rudy Noel George Nansmith Earl Sinclair Early Atikokan Paul Walker Clara Sinclair Randy Tom Melnick John Paulsen Gus Zirk Helen Johnson Grace Hoogkamp Whitemouth Hospital Willie Beeskau Jim Thomson John Hunter, Sr Wildcats Great Falls Lutheran Ladies’ Aid J. Klapprat William Hennig States A. Hall A. Cousins Whitemouth School Melvin Sinclair Mildred Bencharski Cliff Connor Nancy Law Anita Hicock R. Latta J. Schmidt Charlotte Jorgenson Josie Cousins Men’s Curling Club G. Yeo G. Klepatz The RCAF Lakeview Hotel Elma By C . Wendeborn Thomas Neyedly Decimal, Man Rybak Bros Paul Dresher Ena Ontario Springfield Leader Sophie Mardynalko Hadashville, Man K. A. Thiessen Karl Evanochko Niddrie Charles H. Lean Gilbert O. Ducharme Duc Harme Josephine Dubel John Dubel Mike Saralion Raymond Labbee Lewis, Man F. Frankowski Bencharsky William Kurian United States John P. Evanochko K. N. Evanochko C. E. Leeyus J. H. Leeyus Victoria Irate Baby J. W. Wade Insurance G. M. Horne & Company Chartered Accountants Winnipeg, Manitoba Cally Selteor Eatra Meteor Beley Motors Beausejour Rattai
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