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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1950
Page
5
Doctors debunk the idea of arches in the human foot and describe the structure as springs. Treatment favors foot-strengthening exercises over pads or supports. The text also notes cheques cashed against individual accounts by Canadians in July totaling 8 101 million.
A November 14 1950 meeting of the R M of Brokenhead sees residents pressing for ditches bridges and drainage while the council notes overdrawn ward funds and the need to curb expenses. The session approves expropriation for local right of way and tenders for tamarac planking as well as old age pension approvals and delegates to a Union of Manitoba Municipalities convention. Councillors host a victory luncheon after adjournment.
Mrs R S Kuhn visits parents in Minotonas Manitoba. Mrs Ed Mroz is confined to bed with pneumonia. Fred Hertzog family moved to River Hills from William Hankey’s home. Friends surprised Mrs Irvin Grabke for her birthday on Nov 16. Bill Hawk celebrated birthday on Nov 18. H Knopf family moved from farm to River Hills for winter.
Stella Zabatnik from Fisher Branch visited Mr. and Mrs. P. Shumild over the weekend. Annie Molinski visited friends in the city. Edna Kyowchuk a Brookfield teacher is ill and hospitalized. Brokenhead school pupils raised 2.78 from poppy sales on November 10. Benny Hilady of Dencross and Michael Roshkoe both turned ten on November 14 and 16. Canada has about 12 000 post offices provincially and rural.
Canada holds diplomatic or consular representations in 35 countries, reflecting its global outreach. The network includes embassies and consulates that handle political, economic, and consular affairs for Canadians abroad.
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