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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 26, 1946
Page
4
A Home Economics piece from the Domin iop Department of Agriculture describes the upper crust as dough top quality rather than social rank. It offers techniques to recool crusts before custards and to bake pies with lemon cream and chocolate toppings, including crusts, fillings, and meringue finishes for chocolate topped and buttered apple pies.
Religious authorities report Chicoutimi Quebec population at 24697, an increase of over 600 from last year, reflecting growth in the community.
Three Rivers Quebec voters approve a five cent rise in the school tax to 70 cents per $100 assessment. Additional revenue will fund teaching staff needs and benefits.
A Winnipeg reader argues western Canadian radio should receive a fair chance to develop talent. She praises Stars of The Future on CJOB and urges sponsors to support western artists, noting eastern comparison and the need for broader opportunities.
The Kelowna Courier notes that many teens demonstrate good driving ability while others reveal immaturity and insufficient responsibility, impacting overall road safety assessments in the community.
A Canadian Press roundup notes several regional editorials urging action on roadside shacks, praising local efforts to curb eyesores seen as health and morale threats. Other items praise safer hunting, fuel supply relief, cautious approach to wolf encounters, and community policing in rural towns.
The Leader recounts reader jests about the paper and recalls a chaotic publication week. A reader letter from E. Abraham praises the paper’s truth, while a Joe Sewell anecdote notes a 32 calibre pistol with serial 114082 linked to a Canadian Mounted Rifles past. The column ends with a “Famous last words” line.
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