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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1953
Page
4
The Greenwich school district ratepayers elected John Mastaller as chairman. Tyndall hockey teams faced Garson with a 7 5 result, while local events included birthdays, a rink fundraiser, a variety concert plan, and a debate over water works at the school with a referendum to decide.
ELMA notes mix medical views on mental illness improved care with local social updates. Reports discuss early treatment benefits, a candy tax impact, and various residents’ activities including visits, weddings, showers, hospital stays, and community gatherings in January.
The Greenwald district held its annual school meeting on Monday January 19. Alfred Zieske was elected trustee replacing C Topnik. Edvin Topnik returned home January 21 from Beausejour hospital after six weeks. Vienna Schade turned one on January 21. Henry Schade and wife Winnipeg welcomed a daughter born January 12. Sam Stubel and E Schaffler reported W 4 tractors and Fred Miller a Massey Harris tractor. Arnold Petznick visited over the weekend. Sam Stubel and Willie and Robert visited S Stubel. Manuel and Willie Kientop cut logs in Larson bush. Mrs Willie Kientop and children stay with her parents E Schindle in Glenfields. Gary Schnellert spent five days in Beausejour hospital with influenza. welcome home. Pete Hlady family attended Sam Hlady’s funeral January 20 in Beausejour.
Report indicates about a quarter of a billion paid admissions to Canadian motion picture houses in the 1950s, roughly 18 admissions per person, highlighting strong audience turnout and theater attendance across the country.
The 1951 census shows Prince Edward Island as the only province listing no boot blacks. This census detail notes an unusual absence within the regional labor demographics.
This ad promotes a chenille bed spread covering with velvety tafta, available in full double or single sizes. It claims first quality construction, a money back guarantee, and immediate shipping with postage paid, from Town & Country Mfg. in Montresi, Quebec.
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