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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 26, 1949

Page

7

By Law 61/49 Proposed in Brightstone School District

Notice under The Municipal Act and The School Act announces By-Law 61/49 for a 97 000.00 debenture to build and equip four new school buildings. Debentures bear 4 percent interest, repayable in ten equal installments starting December 1, 1950, with levies on real and personal property in the school district to cover principal and interest. Balloting set for August 6, 1960 at Brightstone Community Hall and Lac du Bonnet Municipal Hall with observers appointed for tallying votes. Original by-law on file in Lac du Bonnet. Dated July 7, 1949.

Dietriet of Brightetene Seid School Schoen Brightstme Manitoba Lac du Bonnet Province of

Cromwell Reunion Ties Winnipeg Port to Oregon Visitors

Andy Pfeifer and fiancee Florence Henry of Winnipeg visited Andy’s mother Mrs. Jack Pfeifer in Ladywood. Guests included the Barski, Ottenbreit, Smith, Lear, Neils, and Pfeifer families from Winnipeg Portland Portland Oregon and Toronto. The gathering marked a long overdue reunion with well wishes for the return trip home. Mary Karpetz of Toronto was also visiting.

Andy Pfeifer Florence Henry Winnipeg Andy Jack Pfeifer Ladywood John Ottenbriet Edward Frank Smith Ronnie Agnes Lear Marilyn Arlene Henry Neils Anton Hellstein Portland Oregon Christine Ottenbreit Pete Pfeifer Mike Evertoski John Pfeifer Anton Ottenbreit Joe Mroz

Sunflower Farming Expands in Manitoba in 1947

In Manitoba during 1947 over 23 000 acres were devoted to commercial sunflower cultivation. Oil from seeds ranks close to olive oil in texture and color and the rest of the plant has many industrial applications.

Manitoba

Mahogany's Use: From Cabinet Wood to Firewood

In tropical America mahogany, hailed as premier cabinet wood, is increasingly used for firewood and rough construction rather to its famed fine furniture role.

Tropical America

First Prairie Irrigation Phase Began Sixty Years Ago

The initial irrigation era on the prairies started sixty years ago as ranchers diverted small streams to flood native meadow lands to grow winter feed.

Trial opens in San Francisco over Tokyo Rose treason charge

Central Press reports that recordings of broadcasts by Mrs Iva Toguri D Aquino known as Tokyo Rose will be introduced at her treason trial prompted by prosecutors. The 32 year old California born defendant faced treason accusations as the case began July 5 in San Francisco California.

Central Press Iva Toguri D’aquino Japan Tokyo San Francisco Cal

Army Cadets Camp at Clear Lake Canada 1945

Special report on the Royal Canadian Army Cadet Camp at Clear Lake Riding Mountain Park Manitoba reviewing the 550 trainees from Saskatchewan Manitoba and the Lakehead. It notes the camp aims to build better future citizens with no attendance pressure and emphasizes facilities and activities including swimming boating and track and field.

Ron Tuckwell Royal Canadian Army Cadet Clear Lake Riding Mountain National Park Manitoba Saskatchewan Lakehead Army Royal Canadian Engineers

Cadets Train at Clear Lake Manitoba in Canada

A young teenager enjoys life in the Royal Canadian Army Cadets program at Clear Lake Manitoba. The activity focuses on discipline teamwork and skills training for youth.

Massive Army Camp Feeds Many with No Waste

A civilian caterer runs the kitchen for an Army camp, serving 375 loaves of bread and 75 pounds of potatoes per day per batch, plus meat, milk, vegetables, fruit and baked goods. Five cooks and 24 staff ensure meals are plentiful with seconds allowed and no waste.

Royal Canadian Army Manitoba Saskatchewan Ontario Clear Lake Man

Stampede at mess hall halves meals in two relays

The scene reports a crowded mess hall with many boys overtaxing the facilities. Meals are served in two relays to prevent trampling as Cook House signals, a sight described as causing discomfort to a dyspeptic observer.

Camp life at Canadian boys program under Major J Leech

Happenings in the mess hall illustrate a broader Camp program led by Major J Leech P P C L L Camp Commandant. The staff build better boys with military snap, disciplined routines, and an honor system. Merit awards and pennant rivalries reinforce all round proficiency.

J. Leech P.P.C.L.L Canada

Military Style Camp Shapes Boys Into Leaders

Cadets and instructors live under canvas at Bell tents as Army veterans mentor youths. The camp emphasizes physical training, mental alertness, and leadership with Protestant and Catholic spiritual support, a chapel, outdoor services, medical staff, movies, and a canteen funding future purchases.

R.C

Christianity and Communism Sermon at United Church

Mrs. T. G. Erskine announces the United Church sermon subject Christianity and Communism for Sunday at 7 30 p.m. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Milbrandt on the birth of a daughter.

Clifford Parkes Blue Water Bay Mrs Bill Talbot United Church Walter Milbrandt

First Canadian electric railway opens Windsor Walkerville

The first electric railway line in Canada began service between Windsor and Walkerville Ontario. It was established in July 1886.

Canada Windsor Walkerville Ontario

Tropic era plant used in pacifying arrowroot biscuits

A two foot tropical plant from the West Indies and warm countries is described as the era plant. Its roots serve as the basic ingredient in pacifying arrowroot biscuits and related nourishment.

West Indies

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