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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1951
Page
2
The piece argues inflation stems from wartime production, social spending, and rising demand while supplies lag. It criticizes price controls as ineffective, urges boosting production and restricting consumption, and calls government action on credit, costs, and pensions to avert a collapse in purchasing power.
Weekly News Letter notes the fourth session of the 21st Parliament should finish by Saturday night amid debates on Criminal Code amendments. The Old Age Assistance Act for ages 65 to 69 with a means test passes, effective January 1, 1952. A 20 percent defence surcharge will be collected at source from July 1, 1951, with the National Revenue Department aiming for 99 percent of personal income tax. Taxpayers may receive refunds due to charitable donations medical expenses and union dues. Speculation grows on whether a fall session is needed, with the Prime Minister indicating one may start later.
The Canadian Red Cross Manitoba Division urges swimmers boaters and canoeists to follow water safety rules as outdoor season begins. With much land under water and long coastlines, drowning risks persist. 54 Manitobans died last year. Key rules include never swimming alone watch for hazards avoid after meals stay calm in weeds and currents swim with the current if caught, know safe areas under a lifeguard, and avoid panicking or long cold swims. Remember to be water safety conscious daily.
A fall session is needed to handle key legislation including the St. Lawrence Seaway project costing about a billion dollars, freight rate reform per the Turgeon Report, revisions to the Consolidated Revenue and Audit Act, Massey Royal Commission education recommendations, and authority to deploy an army brigade to Europe in early 1952 as part of NATO commitments.
Doreen Herzog daughter of Fred and Mrs Herzog married John Wiebe son of Mr and Mrs Wiebe of Lowe Farm at St Pauls Lutheran Church River Hills Saturday June 23 at 5 30 pm. The bride wore white satin with lily pointed sleeves and high neck. bouquet of red roses and peonies. Matron of honor Mrs William Hawk. bridesmaids Gloria Herzog Joyce Tirshmann Audrey Ressner. flower girl Sharon Herzog. Best men Jacob Wiebe Ernest Herzog Ab Ginter. Reception at the bride's farm home.
Irene Ruth Fredrick, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs William Fredrick, married Raymond Edward Dugard at Pine Falls United Church on Saturday June 23 at 3 30 pm. Rev F McNally officiated with Reimer singing. The bride wore white satin with lace, lily-point sheves, Queen Anne headdress and veil, carrying white roses. Attendants included maid of honor Joan Fredrick and bridesmaids Ruth Dugard and Nellie Soucha. Best man Neil Lyons with ushers Lorne Blue and William Fredrick. Guests came from Morris Moosehorn Winnipeg Sturgeon Falls Ontario and Beausejour. The couple plans to reside in Pine Falls after a brief honeymoon.
Eugenia Wolanin Rycar and Joseph Wolanin were married at Holy Ghost Church Beausejour on Saturday June 16 at 3 pm. Officiants were Fathers Carmylo Bryc Kameneckski with organist J Korozoris from Winnipeg. The couple plans to reside after a honeymoon at Clear Lake.
A dietary note argues against rich party foods for children. It recommends nourishing sandwiches and fruit based treats, with dried fruit and nut bars as a healthy alternative. Musk flavored tinted fruit is suggested for glamour while candy and heavy cakes are discouraged.
Splendid opportunities at Brandon Hospital for Mental DiseasesCor nursing education. Two year diploma course begins August 15 with board room laundry and uniforms provided. First year 50.00 monthly, second year 60.00 monthly. Graduates eligible for permanent staff positions at attractive salaries. Miss Julia Itwin, Superintendent of Nurses.
G F Teane serves as clerk for the Rural Municipality of Lac du Bonnet. The notice likely concerns municipal administration, elections, or public records. No further identifications or dates are provided in readable text.
Notice under The Municipal Act and The Public School Act states By Law 1/41 of Crescent Bay No 2259 seeks a 10000 debt to build and equip a new school. Debentures at 4.5 percent payable in 20 installments start December 31, 1942. Vote July 19 1951. Ballots at Lac du Bonnet Manitoba Municipal Hall July 12 1951 time 10 am. R M Lac du Bonnet Clerk F Teare announced.
Mrs. Harry Wasiuta traveled to Vancouver British Columbia to visit her husband employed with the C N R. A Alexandra and his wife from Winnipeg visited relatives. William Lucko M L A for Springfield Hazel Glen Manitoba visited last Wednesday. Tony Stastook and Ken Gustafson telegraph students at Elma spent the weekend in the city. Johnny and Ted Dubel busy hauling wood in a two ton truck. Steve Stastook of Winnipeg spent a short holiday with his parents.
The Great Lakes contain about half of the global freshwater resources outside polar ice and form a crucial water system for the region. Experts warn that protecting this resource requires coordinated policy, conservation, and pollution control among the United States and Canada.
Court document fragment from Manitoba notes a probate action involving the estate of a deceased party. It references the town of Reausejour and the year context around August. The readable portion notes the filing at the local office and a dated entry in June.
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