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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1946
Page
3
A feature on the evolving role of sports reporting and big city practices contrasts with Great Falls news. Local items include visits from Manitoba residents, Halloween events, school activities, prize winners, and community notes across Winnipeg and nearby towns.
The piece presents sports writers as honored citizens with perks such as free passes salutes and banquet invitations. It notes Gee Ahern as a sports editor among the profession’s members.
The Britain Can Make It exhibition features a cyclist friendly machine with shaft propulsion and a concealed battery to assist uphill riding. It includes a miniature radio, electric bell, automatic lights, a built in toolbag, and a gate style anti theft lock.
A Campbellton New Brunswick Tribune excerpt notes fire fuels life and industry yet destroys thousands yearly. The piece argues fire must be carefully controlled to reduce deaths and damage while preserving its essential heat.
The Senior and Junior Sunday School events at United church in Pine Falls featured costumes, eerie lights, and ghost stories told by Rev. Hunter. Students competed in a string apple contest, and Pat Golin and Daniel Sharpe won.
A new bicycle design promises a 15 percent lighter frame and a cost saving over current models. The machine will not reach commercial production for several years and will be limited to noncommercial use for now.
The United Kingdom Treasury Returns for the first half of the financial year show total ordinary revenue at 5.364 billion dollars and ordinary expenditure at 7.28 billion dollars, indicating a substantial deficit.
Mothers seek practical ideas to fill lunch boxes for hearty schoolchildren. The article notes the challenge of packing enough food for the bigger appetites and offers reminders for preparing portable noontime meals.
The Financial Post outlines Canada's defense plans with cost comparisons to prewar and wartime levels as the navy army and air force prepare their first postwar recruiting push. The piece highlights the contentious budget questions likely to be debated publicly.
The article argues better nourishment from smaller meals, highlights warming options where facilities exist, and suggests Thermos use. It lists recipes from home economists including Dockers Bake Hamburg Vegetable Chowder and an egg cheese filling, with steps and serving notes for school or home use.
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