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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1954
Page
8
Ruth Crook reports Legion Branch 164 holds its regular meeting at Legion Hall on Thursday January 14 at 7 00 p m to install new officers. Dip n Dive Square Dance Club invites participation on Wednesday January 13 at 8 00 p m at Memorial Hall with all welcome. Tuesday January 19 at 8 00 p m is listed for another event.
The Hudson's Bay Company seeks a single man aged 17 to 19 to train in the food department with strong promotional opportunities and employee benefits. Apply in person to The Manager at Hudson's Bay, Lac du Bonnet. A 27 foot semi-trailer for hauling wood is available, contact F Picknicki in Lac du Bonnet, Manitoba.
Tenders requested for 10 000 feet F B M planking 3 inches thick six inches wide and 40 piles 8 by 10 by 12 feet plus 100 piles 16 feet long six inch tops 40 piles 16 feet long eight inch tops. Materials from green cedar tamarac to municipal yard Beausejour delivery by April 1 1954. 10 percent value deduction for undelivered portion. Certified cheque 100 to accompany tender. Tenders due January 23 1954. Low bid not necessarily accepted. By order of the Council.
Community notes show Legion Ladies Auxiliary meeting on Saturday January 30 at 2 30 p m in Memorial Hall with a Square Dance Club workshop hosted by the Lac du Bonnet club and Winnipeg area clubs. Other items include local visits by MP A B Weselak and Peter Nauykens, Bishop greetings, local road work, a 9 pound baby Sidney Lee, and curling and school news.
A Grade X reader reflects on the school Christmas play directed by Mr Whitfield and featuring Mr Hardy, Timnitz, Norquay, and Ollie. The piece humorously recalls rehearsals, tantrums, stage mishaps, and the actors’ resilience, noting the event as a fun school feature.
Before a crosstie is laid in a railroad track it is typically seasoned for about 12 to 18 months. The process ensures durability and long service life for rail infrastructure.
A guide on teaching children to tidy up after play emphasizes consistent routines and simple steps. It outlines turning cleanup into a short, repeatable habit with clear cues and positive reinforcement to foster independence and organization.
A short advisory urges families to adopt early habits of storing skates and wheeled toys instead of leaving them on stairs or in dark halls to remove accident hazards in the home.
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