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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 26, 1959
Page
6
Fragment shows data on Honey Producers Canada and actin keepers with figures 13 590 for 1959 and 13 150 for the prior year. The surrounding text is garbled with mixed tokens and lacks clear context or complete entities. No verifiable names, dates, or places beyond the Canadian reference.
Barrons Column notes a Minor Hockey Week event this Saturday at Pine Falls at 2 45 p m with Tom Thumbs in action against Pine Falls Juniors. A list of players from S McIntosh to R Foubert is given, and previews of upcoming games and playoff push in MAHA. The piece also covers Warriors hockey form, possible trades involving Jackie Parker, and curling results including the Kenora Bonspiel and Regina ladies win.
On Wednesday January 27 at 8 00 pm in Merserdal Hall the annual NTomerig Centre meeting is scheduled. Attendees are urged to be present as details were sent to participants listed in local notices.
The bulletin lists multiple St John’s Anglican Church meetings including Thursday January 28 7 p.m. Memorial Hall and Monday February 1 8 p.m. Parish Hall and Tuesday February 2 10 30 a.m. Municipal Hall council session. It also notes a Chamber of Commerce dinner February 27 at Casey’s Inn. Local social notes mention travels, births, visits, and condolences including the Brown family.
A new light oak and birch pulpit donated by Mr Joe Sparman will match the church interior at St John’s Anglian Church. The worn pulpit was crafted entirely by Sparman and will be dedicated by the Bishop of the Diocese at a future date. Miss Mildred Gurniak of Ninnette visited her parents over the weekend. A Save the Children Clothing Drive ends Friday January 29 with contributions to be sent via the school or taken to Mrs H Smith’s home.
A dog named Buttons, missing for 36 hours, walked into the Peterborough Examiner classified department and surrendered. Four hours earlier the owner had phoned to place a lost and found ad, and an ad maker identified the dog by its tag number, guiding the owner to the reunion.
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