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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 21, 1953
Page
6
Beausejour district celebrates a youth Doughnut sale by a newly formed Scout troop netting around 40 dollars. The piece notes polite, respectful selling, praise for the scouts, and mentions local visitors from Detroit and Alberta plus political chatter, summer weather, and a community calendar item including a July 24 field day.
A traveler recounts a journey from June austerity to postwar England and trips by ship from Newcastle to Bergen Norway. They describe Norway’s landscapes, hitch hiking travel, youths hostels, and meeting Australians New Zealanders and others. The note ends with a tidbit about a clergyman’s pre sermon mishap and a brief mention of Social Credit campaigners Paul.
The writer recalls Pine Falls and a Scottish journey with notes on Edinburgh Castle, folk dances, Campbeltown fishing, and a London coronation experience. Hyde Park camp for 18 hours amid 500,000 spectators is described, with anticipation of Margaret Huhn sharing more about the event.
A runaway team bolted during hay loading at Thalberg on June 15, damaging a hay rack a binder and William Soluk’s car. Soluk, Charlie Molinski, and Steve Antymis were present as the horses hooked the rack to the binder then ripped off the car hood before stopping in Antymis’s open shop.
When a new baby is expected in a family with one existing child, preparations for the newcomer may reflect routines, adjustments, and anticipated needs in a small household.
The baby may feel jealousy as the first child, the family’s long time favorite, adjusts to a new sibling. Emphasize his role by calling him our elder son and involving him in visits to ease ruffled feelings and share attention.
The fine paper industry plays a key role in Canada’s economy. Before 1900 most fine paper came from England and the United States. Today Canada’s fine paper mills export to nearly every region of the world.
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