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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1948
Page
5
Ridley’s Rexall Drugs lists Band aids at 30 cents Gauze 2 for 2 cents and 7 cents Gauze Bandage 1 cent to 40 cents First Aid Kits 8.50 to 3.50 First Aid Ointment 3s 5e Tanteo repellent 7 cents 6 12 repellent 50 cents Tan a 39 cents Cotton 17 cents to 1.65 Bathing caps Sponge balls 50 cents to 75 cents 10 and 23 cents.
A brand named Smiles 'N Chuckles receives approval for immediate delivery of chocolates priced at $1.00. The notice emphasizes swift service and broad availability for customers seeking quick confectionery treats.
Beausejour Hatchery lists prices for 1948 chick breeds including W Leghorn B P Rock Hamps Light Sussex and heavy breed cockerels. Cockerels price 6.00 per 100 copies from March 31 and 10.00 per 100 from April 1 to May 31 with 3.00 per 100 for the later period. Early reservations urged with a 96 percent pullet guarantee.
Ray Orr thanks blood donors and friends after illness. Beausejour baseball hosts Lac du Bonnet but game halted after five innings due to darkness. Winnipeg visitors and England guest share family time. Ivy Ruth Radens marks tenth birthday. Local anglers report successful Betula lake trip. Industrial Development Board and funeral directors attend Fort Garry events. Farewell party for Ed Klingbell couple moves to Kelowna. Birthday club honors Mrs Klingbell with gifts. St James Anglican church honors departing member with prayer book and purse.
Doctors state happiness and serenity aid digestion while emotional upset worsens it. The era notes a scientific basis for "laugh and grow fat" and explores how family quarrels, misdeeds, cajoling, lecturing, and excitement affect appetite and digestion.
A collection of social and sporting updates from Pine Falls Manitoba. Residents attend clubs and bridge gatherings, graduations, and visits from relatives. Local sports see Beausejour and Hazelridge teams facing Pine Falls with several wins and losses.
Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs M Everson included Mr and Mrs G Reichert and family from Thornhill Man. Seven Sisters and Whitemouth schools joined field day in Whitemouth on June 4. Twin City shows came to Seven Sisters May 31 and June 1, sponsored by the Friendly Fellows Club. An electric bus operated by Jack Craig and Bill Biebrich transported attendees. Sympathy to Mrs J Peterson on the death of her mother Mrs Abenstein of Lac du Bonnet. Hungry Nines beat Seven Sisters 18 to 9 and defeated Whitemouth Girls 7 to 5. Mr and Mrs J Craig hosted Joy and Dave visiting Winnipeg en route to Sanford Man.
Notes from Elma and Mackenzie Island detail visitors including Rev. Fathery Henry Choronzy of Lethbridge and Allan Leeyus from Port Arthur. A birth announcement for Joe Krasnowski at McKenzie Island, Ontario, with parents M. and J. Krasnowski noted. West-end residents share holiday visits and hospital update for Mrs. Mike Janiuk.
Alvin Tyndall visited Great Falls for a few days while A. Bradley left Pinawa for Seven Sisters Falls for several months. Pinawa School pupils visited Riverland School for a baseball game won by Riverland 13 to 11. Weekend guests at M. Pearson’s home included Mr and Mrs E Dobbin Maureen Bruce and W Kelly.
London transport officials tested radio control of road traffic during the spring racing season opening at Epsom. Two cars equipped with portable radio units exchange wireless updates on crowd size and traffic conditions to optimize special bus services for the racing crowds.
A historic note claims chewing gum containing vitamin K helps prevent tooth decay. The source highlights vitamin enriched gum as a preventive measure and mentions potential dental health benefits.
The quote asserts that self care must be learned by allowing children to try. It argues that mistakes are essential to gaining wisdom and personal growth, reflecting H. W. Beecher's view on formative independence.
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