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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 08, 1946
Page
2
The Springfield Leader weekly edition from January 1946 outlines publication details including its location in Manitoba, printing by The St. James Leader, managing director Alfred W. Hanks, and paid subscriptions at $2 per year. Advertising rates are listed at 3 cents per agate line.
Pine Falls reviews its 1945 with a communal balance sheet of peace. Citizens mark credits for victories and births while debts note losses and wartime costs. The piece urges a fresh start in 1946, honoring sacrifices and looking to continued civic records.
Laue du Bonnet District Board of Trade will hold its annual meeting Tuesday January 15 at 8 p m. A feature is the election of officers for 1946. The organization aims to improve community conditions and services and requires active public spirited members who attend meetings and contribute ideas and effort rather than merely paying dues.
A nostalgic verse recalls a tranquil rural scene with daisies buttercups and the quiet night beside a stream. It speaks of springtime joys, paddling in spray, and cattle cooling, ending with a memory that endures despite growing old.
The Church notes list January 13 20 and 27 1946 Sundays at Lac du Bonnet with High Mass at 11 11 1 oclock and 7 30 p.m. Catechism times set for 2 3 p.m. Singing for girls at 345 344 345 p.m. Benediction and Evening Prayer follow. Weekday religious instruction led by Rev Louis Lahaie at 3 p.m. Mondays Wednesdays Fridays for Grades I to VI and Tuesdays Thursdays for Grades VII to EX. Daily Mass usually at 7 30 a.m.
The Church of England lists Sunday services at Fort Alexander at 7 p.m. and Sunday School at 1 a.m. Prayer meetings are held Wednesdays at 7 30 p.m and Thursdays at 8 p.m. The Ladies' Guild meets every third Tuesday. Rev. W. H. J. Walter, L Th Dur Eng, presides.
St John s Church Lac du Bonnet holds services on the second and fourth Sundays with Sunday School each Sunday at 2 30 p.m St Mary s Church Pointe du Bois offers services on the first and third Sundays with Sunday School every Sunday.
Edna Jaques details November 1945 Canadian meat exports by canning and live stock. Hogs and cattle traveled long miles, with mutton, lamb, and beef totaling hundreds of miles of parade, while cans of meat stretched across Europe from Normandy to Berlin. Grand total exceeds 78 million pounds, distributed to UK, France, Belgium, Holland, UNRRA, Greece, Poland, and others.
The Vatican announced on Sunday that Archbishop James Charles McGuigan of Toronto is among 32 new cardinals. He said the honor would not change his archbishop duties and called it a recognition of Canada's growing role in Christendom.
A Massinger line cautions moderation in ambition, urging balance between bold ascent and prudent descent to ensure lasting progress. The aphorism emphasizes measured striving and resilience.
Dr. W F Hanna, head of the Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology in Winnipeg, told Manitoba Agronomists Association luncheon that Marquis wheat and rust resistant varieties helped feed Allied armies in two world wars. He credited prairie farmers and plant breeders for producing Marquis and rust resistant wheats, noting the wartime surplus that prevented shortages.
Fall wheat seeding in the United Kingdom missed the official goal, with spring seeding likely needed to reach it. Moderate rains in Argentina benefit corn but delay small grain threshing. South Africa entries improve with heavy rains. European soil conditions are largely satisfactory and acreages up from last year.
Long compendium on farming motives stressing land hunger and the appeal of self‑sufficiency. It argues farming is a business requiring soil knowledge and diligent care of livestock, with philosophy from R S Hudson on dynamic countryside, and stresses that farming builds community, teaches practical skills, and offers autonomy for families.
This Winnipeg column under the Wartime Prices and Trades Board explains January sugar coupon validity, confirms two coupons for sugar and preserve rations, and notes price tag rules for garments. It also clarifies plumber pricing under ceilings and denies extra ration allowances for club receptions for ex servicemen.
Mrs Gibbins and Mona Texmo visited during Christmas at the Gibbins and Texmo homes. Miss H Ryplanski visited her parents Mr and Mrs P Ryplanski. D Swagger stayed a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs N Swagger. Kenneth Texmo and Mona Texmo visited during Christmas at the Texmo home. A delightful Christus night at Pinawa Hall ended with a great time for all.
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