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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 1947
Page
6
A reflective musing on human longing for beauty and the divine gift in art. The author posits that cultivating beauty seeds heavenly flowers for all humanity through acts of goodness and shared humanity, invoking Howard and Stowe as guiding voices.
The notice promotes placing an order to secure early delivery and shows a listed capacity of 156,006 chicks per week. It includes scattered pricing figures and catalog details for Gar Beautiful Free 1067 and a calendar and catalogue by Benesy arrnevE.
The Dominion Department of Agriculture home economists urge planning and organization to improve school lunches. They advise a lunch box center, day ahead fillings, varied breads, wrapped foods, portable desserts, and daily raw fruit or vegetables for freshness.
Betty Jean Fergusson and Helen Fergusson visited relatives while Mr and Mrs K C Fergusson hosted. Winnipeg visitors included Mrs Fisehard and Ivar Anderson. Trip plans to Winnipeg and Plumas noted along with newborns Wilma Grace Warren born April 29 and a baby girl for Everett Jansen and Mildred Nelson born April 30 in Pine Falls General Hospital.
Mrs. T G Erskine and Walter Jorgenson move to town and buy a house. Steve Wergen recovering after illness. he is home now. Councillor Kellner attends Mrs J Prette’s funeral. Miss Mary Boychuk returns from coast vacation. Mrs Ernie Hardy on sick list. Arthur Gessell secures Seven Sisters job. David Cousins completes Ford Motor School course. Judge Louis P Roy presided at County Court on April 21. Alex Hill near completion of building, a town asset. Visitors invited to inspect show rooms. Darcy Morton family to summer on Miss Anne Prette’s farm. Bill Zirk to farm and join band. Mrs Fred Gessell visiting Balmoral. Milbrandt at Rennie hotel in city for a few days. Ernie Steiner returns from Dryden after foot operation. Phyliss Wagner guest at Mol bills. Westmoreland guest of parents in city. Milton Johnston moves to city. Clifford Webb Jerry Kenny Bill Zirk weekend in city. Walter Malkoske hospitalized for minor operation. Allen Karpoff hospital care for eye injury. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Harold Cousins on birth of a son. father served overseas with RCAF. W A meeting held at Mrs J Bartlett’s home with many members. School Trustees met Saturday April 26.
Barbara Aseltine hosted a Friday night gathering with friends ending in lunch. High school updates note two new mumps cases among students Joan and Irene Fredericks, while Ken Randall wins best improved bowler after a season-ending banquet.
The author quotes George Berkeley urging dedication of both age and youth to truth. The motto stresses lifelong pursuit of knowledge and the pairing of early effort with mature reflection.
Former Great Falls worker Buckingham has taken a position in Pinawa. Heartiest congratulations are extended to Mr and Mrs Garth Pickell on their celebration.
Karl Curry and William Henderson assumed their roles as trustees, marking the start of their terms.
The Prices Board announces ceilings on livestock and poultry feeds sold with new or used jute bags rising about 1.80 per ton. Feed makers may raise prices by the bag cost but not beyond 1.80 per ton. Meat pricing and slaughtering rules remain unchanged despite the end of consumer rationing. Slaughter of meat animals remains regulated for all parties including farmers and vendors.
Meat slaughter for private consumption must follow Wartime Prices and Trade Board permits. Defatting and stamping of beef remain mandatory. Hog quotas persist in the same areas, with monthly reports on all slaughtered animals and dressed weights to be submitted to the Regional Office.
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