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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1950
Page
2
Editorial argues tax take totals about 3.6 billion dollars with federal 67 percent, provinces 20 and municipalities 13. It notes rising municipal costs for education health welfare and traffic, reliance on provincial grants, and warns against intergovernmental spending overhauls.
The Eastern Manitoba Associated Chambers of Commerce met at Lac du Bonnet with M.L.A. W. R. Hamilton as guest speaker. Albert Trapp, new M.L.A. for St. Clements, showed strong alignment with Roxy, signaling solid regional support for upcoming C of C aims. Officers elected 1950 51 include patrons Hamilton and A. F. Parent and secretary W. W. Childe. The Beausejour regional meeting is set for November 29, followed by the Manitoba Chambers convention in Winnipeg November 1 2.
West Indian issues rise again as Nationalists press for independence in Porto Rico. The article traces Puerto Rico history from Columbus to U.S. acquisition, Foraker and Olmstead acts, Jones Act citizenship, and U.S. aid after storms. It notes literacy, governance, economy, and looming self-rule tensions amid United States oversight.
A Halloween masquerade at Whitemouth Municipal Hall hosted by Whitemouth Hospital Guild leaders Mrs. Ed Malkoske and Mrs. William Aitkenhead drew a crowd in creative costumes. Judges faced many strong entries with prizes awarded for gents comic Rudy Noel and Dr. R. Giesbrecht, Mandy comic Mrs. L. Pommer, and Nurse K. Blowers for most original. Proceeds at the door totaled $100.
The saying highlights strength in steady perseverance as worthy as bold displays of prowess. It emphasizes enduring effort, resilience, and quiet resolve as essential forms of courage, suggesting bravery is not only in dramatic acts but in steadfast tenacity.
River Hills reports Doreen Milke visiting Kenora Ontario and staying with Mr. and Mrs. H Baker. Birthday greetings go to Sharon Hertzog on October 30 Helen Zoldy October 22 Dorothy Knopf November 1 Mrs Eric Knapratt October 29 and Beverley Honke November 4. Visits to Pine Falls include Mrs Beskau Darlene Mrs A Pohl Mrs H Baker and Doreen Milke seeing Mr and Mrs E Beskau and Mr and Mrs A Hanson. Ed Mroz has been on the sick list for the past week and is hoped to recover soon.
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