Springfield Leader 1946 Community Directory Listing
The Springfield Leader lists district representatives for Manitoba communities including Lac du Bonnet Pinawa Beausejour and Whitemouth with names like Mrs C Brown Mr J W Wade Miss Betty Jean Thorbergson Steve Huschak and George Stebbe. The edition is dated Tuesday March 5 1946 and notes rates and publishing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
C. Brown
J. W. Wade
Seven Sisters Falle
M. Everson
Pinawa
H. Leith
Great Falls
Betty Jean Thorbergson
Springwell
Steve Huschak
Bissett
J. Wegle
Lowland
Steve Belay
Whitemouth
Malkoske
Pine Falls
Ben van Malsen
St. Georges
E. J. Bouvier
Elma—C. Wendeborn Brightstone
Joe Chichowski
Pointe du Bois
Alex Brown
Beausejour
George Stebbe
Red Cross Postwar Membership Drive Aims to Keep Canada Strong
Despatch official organ notes that Canada’s Red Cross seeks renewed support through postwar memberships. It highlights aid to veterans and disabled, frontier nursing, junior Red Cross guidance, crippled children’s hospitals, blood transfusion services, home nursing and water safety, urging Canadians to join and sustain health and security nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Canada
Red
C.R.C.S
Fire Prevention Urges Individual Fire Safety
A Christian Science Monitor piece urges personal responsibility in fire prevention. Individuals should act as safety inspectors at home and work to curb fires, citing weather, old equipment, overloaded circuits, and careless habits as main causes. Do not attempt to fight fires alone. call the department and ensure proper installation of stoves and heaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fire Protection Association
The Silver Lining Of Peace and Famine Crisis
A call to action outlines famine in Europe and urges immediate food relief. The speaker warns death will not wait and stresses Britain and allied nations must deliver aid now to avert further suffering and collapse of livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EACE
Europe
Britain
War food ration changes and relief efforts across nations
Wartime style notice describes reduced rations for Britain and Canada pushing tighter limits on fat bread dried eggs and meat while Europe faces famine. It notes Canada will ship wheat and flour abroad and the U S P resident Truman warns of possible meat rationing with Australia aiming to ship a million tons. Red Cross branches mobilize and housewives urged to curb waste, as Europe suffers hunger.
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Europe
Canada
Truman
U.S.A
Australia
Britain
New South Wales
Red Cross
The Cross and Dawn Beyond the World of Time
A reflective hymn speaks of humility before the Cross and collective fault. yet a dawn of renewal appears as Christ conquers death and guides souls beyond the tomb to enduring light. The poem contrasts sorrow with a promised spiritual ascent beyond earthly life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Farmers to receive seed export profit shares after March 21 1946
Farmers selling alfalfa red clover alsike and alsike white clover seed mixtures will not receive participation certificates entitling them to profits from exports until after March 21 1946. The Special Products Board says this date gives farmers time to market seed.
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Special Products Board
Food For Bees From The Dominion Apiarist
The Dominion Apiarist C. B. Gooderham advises beekeepers on winter stores. Feed with a comb of honey or a two to one sugar syrup if needed, using a honey pail feeder. Do not disturb the hive or inspect brood chambers. Only reuse honey from disease-free colonies, and avoid feeding unless necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Apiarist
C. B. Gooderham
Mr. Gooderham
Livestock Industry Tied to Marketing Meat Packing and Transport
The livestock sector in Canada is linked to marketing, meat packing, processing, transport and storage. Carcass grading, used for hogs and lambs, may soon apply to beef. Meat product processing, merchandising, storage and transport are improving along with research in breeding and nutrition.
Church Notes Fort Alexander Services and Meetings
Church of England announces Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Prayer meetings Thursday at 3 p.m. Sunday School at 1 p.m. Podies Guild meets every third Tuesday. Rev W H J Walter L Th Dur Eng presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Alexander
Pine Facas
Podies' Guild
Tuesay
W. H. J. Walter
L.th. Dur
Church Service Schedule for Lac du Bonnet and Pointe du Bois
St Johns Church Lac du Bonnet holds services the second and fourth Sundays with St Marys Church Pointe du Bois on the first and third Sundays. Sunday School is held every Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF England
St. John's Church
Lac du Bonnet
Evernday A
St. Mary's Church
Pointe du Bois
St Marys Church Desk Schedule and Girl Guide Invite
St Marys Church Pointe du Bois holds Sunday School at 10 00 a m on Sunday March 3 morning prayer and sermon at 11 00 a m and evening prayer and sermon at 7 00 p m led by Rev E K Bissell incumbent. Notice invites girls aged 11 to 16 to form a Girl Guide Troop and attend St Johns Parish Thursday evening at 8 30 p m. troop would be open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary's
Pointe du Bois
E. K. Bissell
Th.g
St. John’s Parish
Anglican Mission of Lac du Bonnet St John’s Church
Sunday schedule lists 11.00 a.m. sermon 2.30 p.m. Sunday School and 7.00 p.m. Evening Prayer and Sermon. Weekday events include Wednesdays 8.00 p.m. Young Peoples Club Thursdays 7.30 p.m. Choir Practice. First Monday each month 8.30 p.m. W A meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglican Mission
Lac DU Bonnet
Lac du Bonnet ST. John’s Church
Young Peoples Club
W.A
Notre Dame Parish Lent Schedule and Ash Wednesday
March liturgy for Lac du Bonnet includes Low Mass at 9 a.m. and High Mass at 11 a.m. Catechism at 3 p.m. Evening Prayer and Benediction at 7.30 p.m. Special Lent devotions describe daily Mass, evening prayers, and Way of the Cross led by Rev. Louis Lahaie. Ash Wednesday on March 6 marks the start of Lent with blessed ashes on the faithful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Joseph
Lac du Bonnet
Patrick
Frank Allard
Louis Lahaie
N.B
Canadian Livestock Industry and War Economy
H K Leckie argues in the Economic Annalist published by the Dominion Department of Agriculture that wartime expansion should not be allowed to deter livestock industry. He says it is as vital to the agricultural economy as agriculture itself to national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Leckie
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Honey Crop Declines Across Canada in 1945
The 1945 Canadian honey crop totaled 30,683,000 pounds, down 12 percent from 1944’s 34,970,000. Higher prices averaged 16 cents per pound, up from 15 cents, lifting total crop value about six percent lower at 4,946,000 dollars.
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Canada
Observance of Lent and Ash Wednesday Penance
The First Plenary Council of Quebec urges the faithful to observe Lent with fasting and abstinence from Ash Wednesday for forty days. It recalls the rite of ashes and the discipline of penance, urging strict adherence to these precepts according to each person’s health and condition. Rev. Louis Lahaie, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Louis Lahaie
Watch Beekeepers Vigilant During Late Winter Colony Starvation
Beekeepers should monitor overwintered colonies as late winter and early spring bring the highest risk of starvation. Dominion Apiarist C B Gooderman warns that limited winter stores and early brood rearing can exhaust food before nectar flows resume, risking heavy losses. Early feeding may be necessary to save colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Gooderman
Dominion Apiarist
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
POINTE DU BOIS NEWS OF RETURNING TROOPS AND CURLING
Families in Pointe du Bois greet returning service members including Cpl. PT Apritchard of Highland Light Infantry who arrived after crossing on the Queen Elizabeth. Other Winnipeg arrivals include Pte. R. J. Lodge and Violet Laurie RC AF, with notes on their service and plans. Eastern Manitoba Inter-collegiate Curling results feature Skip Arthur Hawkes cohort in Beausejour with Eaton Cup final drama and injuries among players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Apritchard
Diane
Winni
Cpl
PT Apritchard
Highland Light Infan Regt
C.N.R
Jack
England
R. J. Lodge
ASC
Winnipeg
C.N.R. Depot
E. F
Bob
Italy
France
Belgium
Holland
Hubert Gustafson
Law Violet Laurie
R.c.af
W.D
Violet
Scotland
RCAF
London
Arthur Hawkes
Kowkoa Ketola
Donny Boyd
Arnold Neimi
Beausejour
Manitoba
Kowkoa
Miss Mulligan
Care Of Baby Chicks Experimental Farm News
Clean houses and yards, disinfected brooder, and proper temperatures are key to reducing losses in baby chicks. Prepare ahead, maintain 95 to 98 degrees initially, feed 5 to 6 times daily, and avoid overcrowding to ensure healthy growth. Use starter feed and gradual transitions, monitor cleanliness, and provide adequate range land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Tinney
Dominion Experimental Station
Charlottetown
P.E.I
Flood waters force evacuations in Melocheville Que
Floods from the St. Francis River rose to about four feet in parts of Melocheville forcing several families to abandon homes. Some residents used boats to evacuate as floodwaters persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melocheville
Que
St. Francis
Humble Exchange Over Roast Peanuts Sparks Funding
A child asks his father for ten cents to help a beggar outside. The man pleads for coins as the boy repeats the man’s cry for Fresh roasted peanuts, five cents a bag, highlighting a simple moment from a Toronto Globe report.
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Toronto Globe
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