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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1948
Page
5
An advertisement lists multiple health tonics and cod liver oil products with varied prices: Extract of Cod Liver at 69¢ and $1.69, Haliborange at 69¢ and $1.50, Scott's Emulsion at 59¢ and $1.19, Vitamin A and D Tablets at $1.25, Ostegen "A" at $1.15 and $2.45, Plenamins at $1.75 and $5.50, and whole ranges for other items including Phosphoanesis and Cod Liver Oil.
Beausejour notes a busy holiday season with many locals hosting relatives from Winnipeg and elsewhere. A newborn Gregg Alan Lawlor arrives December 28 at Misericordia hospital in Winnipeg, while multiple families share Christmas and New Year visits, including the Krassies, Donahues, Rumaks, Kaszowskis, and Englets. The St James church Christmas Tree program at Municipal hall and numerous hometown reunions highlight the festive period.
Pete David and son return from Lingman Lake. Len and Mrs Watson spent Christmas with Mrs Sellers at Crescent Bay. Mrs Jules Boulanger spent holidays with her parents at Bill Hammerstedt and Rowland. Bird River visit with Mr and Mrs Taggerson and Mr and Mrs Hilding Johnson. Ed Peterson visited. Tan Reid in town visiting Jack Patterson. Home and School Association to meet Monday January 12 at 8 30 pm. Frank Carston of Port Arthur weekend visit. Gust and reunion with brothers. Birthday greetings to Albert LeVasseur for January 2. Stanley and Mrs Rodzinski recovering from recent accident. Mrs Dzinkowski resting after operation. Blyth Reid Lorraine Shewfelt and Rita Fournier have been
A historic storm on New Year’s Eve 1879 toppled the Tay Bridge during a Dundee bound train crossing the Firth of Tay. The catastrophe, witnessed across Fife and Perthshire, claimed many lives and reshaped Scotland’s memory of the holiday season as readers recall the disaster and the later rebuilding effort.
Parents can boost success by providing a quiet study room with a comfortable chair and sturdy table. Adequate lighting is essential and a lamp should be placed within 24 inches to shine directly on the student’s work.
Classified notice explains per insertion rates for ads and adds a farmers notice about magneto repairs and parts with a one year guarantee and free estimates from Wilson Auto Electric at 242 Main.
The Ministry of Civil Aviation advisory committee proposes 50 new aviation clubs to halve private flying costs. The plan adds power flying, gliding and model making for school children through district aviation clubs, totaling 100 clubs and about a dozen gliding centres nationwide.
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