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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 16, 1948
Page
3
The article argues schools shape future citizens beyond formal courses, urging teachers to embed daily life with obedience, cooperation, and rule respect. It highlights group projects like Eskimo village kits and bird charts, student leadership roles, and parental community support as essential to cultivating responsible, informed citizens.
The article critiques a Progressive-Conservative platform with figures showing a 220 million dollar tax revenue cut and a 350 million dollar annual pension cost, arguing the plan is a patchwork of contradictory stances. It questions labor representation, housing subsidies, and trade policy while urging George Drew to present a clear acceptance speech to rally voters.
The article praises the public response to drives from the Community Chest Salvation Army and other funds while questioning whether appeals press on consciences or spurned duties. It argues charity begins at home yet extends to collective needs and asks who is responsible for meeting those needs.
Irvin Staerk at Morris over weekend. George Steiner hosted a birthday gathering with friends. Social visits include Malkoskes Lawries and others in Beausejour Winnipeg and Narcissi. Court of Revision held November 10. Community meeting November 8. Surprised Herman Gesell for birthday on November 6 with local guests. Dance at Dixie Lee club Rennie Saturdays.
Pine Falls reports weekly picture show plans and hospital updates for Mrs. Boychutch and Jack Bartlett. Local events include Armistice banquet with 187 attendees, birthdays, dances, visits by Regina and Vancouver residents, and a Remembrance Day service at 11 am with prayers and wreath.
Holick and Piper W McLeod attended a Remembrance Day service at the Chateau Sunday November 14. Ruth Farmer left for Winnipeg November 14 to join J Sinclair Wholesale. The Bay staff gave her a farewell on November 10. Mrs A Hebert hosted a surprise party November 13 with about 20 friends. gifts given by Richard Hebert. Anne Bulmer marked her 14th birthday November 10 at R C Farmer’s home. Carl McCulloch returned from Regina. several people moved into town and into Hotel 2 suites owned by J S Sands Bert Robinson and E R Stirling.
Tyndall Garson Ladies' Church Club will host a silver tea in the Garson school basement on Friday November 19 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. A sale of home cooking candy and fancy work will accompany the event. Remembrance Day and various social visits are noted among local residents.
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