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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 26, 1952
Page
6
W. W. Childe narrates his misadventure with tobacco seeds from Ottawa, recalls a neighbor named Bill Sinclair who quips about Liberal government, and shares wholesome anecdotes from Beausejour area. He notes community support after a home fire and greets new electrical entrepreneur E R Anderson, praising local hospitality and resilience.
Beausejour reports a lively round of curling with two White-mout h teams visiting and one win each for Beausejour. A school dance featuring Lew Dickson drew over 200, ending with a playful pickled crab joke, while exam musings poke fun at student life and teacher motives.
A child may feel insecure when quarrelling and discord fill the home atmosphere. Children playing house often reveal home conditions through their conversations and may echo parental disagreements. If disagreements must occur they should not be aired in the presence of youngsters.
Lake Superior is described as the deepest among the Great Lakes, noted for its profound depth compared with Lakes Michigan Huron Erie and Ontario. This fact highlights its geological prominence and unique water depth status in the lake system.
An organizing meeting of Lutheran church ladies formed a Ladies Aid at Mrs. Olga Steiner’s home on Tuesday February 12. Elected president is Mrs Ed Lange with officers Mrs Henry Malkoske vice president Mrs Alec Hill secretary and Mrs Fred Klaprat treasurer. A sick visiting committee includes Mesdames Norman Tyler Martin Lange and Alf Schatkowsky while the social committee comprises Mesdames Henry Steiner George Feck and Alec Malkoske. A meeting is set for the home of Mrs Alec Hill on the first Thursday in March.
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