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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 03, 1950

Page

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Circulation District Totals and Distribution Figures

The district lists circulated totals for Beaausejour and Brokenhead with multiple local names such as Allegra Tyndall and Ladywood. It shows total paid circulation at 1162, advertisers at 16, district reps at 55, files office at 125, and distribution at 1358 with regional and outside entries including Pine FRe and Canada.

Beausejour Brokenhead Allegra Tyndall Ladywood Whitemouth Elma Pointe DU Bois Pinawa River Hills Lac DU Bonnet Great Falls Canada Outside

Call For Volunteer Labor For Beausejour Rink

Urgent call for volunteer labor to finish waiting and dressing rooms at the Beausejour Brokenhead War Memorial rink. Contractor Len Drewer reports sufficient lumber on hand. committee asks citizens to report with a hammer at the Memorial rink to help roof and enclose the facility for winter.

Len Drewle Beausejour-Brokenhead War Memorial Beausejour Hotel

A Happy Time for Aging Well

An article urging preparation for old age with a positive outlook. It stresses early planning for retirement, suggesting special activities to give meaning and interest to days of relaxation as age approaches.

Regional Supervisor Sketches C of C History from 1750

Herbert A. Purdy, regional supervisor of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, sketched the COC history from France to Canada, noting growth from 160 branches in 1945 to 675 districts by 1950. He urged stronger farmer merchant ties and invited farmers to join the local Board of Trade, which endorsed his remarks and welcomed district farmers.

Lac du Bonnet Board of Trade Herbert A. Purdy Purdy Canadian Chamber of Commerce C. of C France Halifax N.S Montreal Dominion Canadian Chamber Board of Trade Canadian C. of C Department of Immigration and Citizenship

Produc ing Fall and Winter Eggs in Manitoba pamphlet

A new eight page pamphlet by G. C. Hodgson Associate Professor of Poultry Husbandry at the University of Manitoba outlines feeding litter, housing pullets, lighting schedules and methods for home mixed mash and grain feeding. It covers egg eating cannibalism and feather picking. It is distributed by the Weeds and Publications Branch Legislative Building Winnipeg.

G. C. Hodgson University of Manitoba Winnipeg Weeds and Publications Legislative Building

Dragline Placed At Private Disposal To Make Up Deficit

The Rural Municipality of Whitemouth council met September 13 1950. Due to short revenue about 4000, the drag line will be placed in private work to raise funds. The drag line could earn roughly 800 monthly for the municipality. Equalized assessment dropped to 1 079 000 from 1 124 000 owing to land removed from taxation. Parking and speed zones planned. by law for fire guardians and a road allowance beside the hospital approved. A $25 monthly living bonus for 1950 was approved. Isle of Man inhabitants are Manxmen.

Whitemouth Treasury Department of Public Works Equalized Assessment Commission Kellner

Have You Renewed Your Springfield Leader Subscription

Public notice urges readers to renew their copy based on date numerals printed after their address. It explains the format day month year such as 12 11 49 showing due date November 12, 1949 and requests remittance with the enclosed form for a one year renewal at two dollars.

Market Service Bureau To Aid Turkey Industry

Canada’s new Turkey Federation plans a market service bureau to keep turkey breeders and industry members informed on production trends markets prices and bird quality. Delegates from Ontario and four western provinces met in Winnipeg September 25 27 to discuss expansion to Quebec and to set up a funding fund from producers via a one cent per poult hatch fee.

Canadian Turkey Federation Ontario Winnipeg Canadian Federation of Poultry Associations

Beausejour Hospital Guild Holds September Meeting

The Beausejour Hospital Guild met September 26 at the Town hall with 28 members present. Mrs. H Genaske presided as minutes and constitution were reviewed, elections added Mrs H Ott as second vice president and Mrs A Meltzer as publicity chair. A rummage sale was planned for September 29 at the fair grounds and Miss L Rasmussen district nurse showed a film on modern surgery after adjournment.

Donald Richmond Manitoba L. J. Pulfer Beausejour and District Hospital Guild Brokenhead H. H. Lippman S. Rumak J. Leeder N. Rumak H. Genaske G. Hoban B. Larson P. Kozak J. Brooks Mayor O. Russell Richardson Puffer A. Weselak Fred Small

Beausejour Ball Club Holds Annual Dinner September 29

Beausejour Baseball Club reported a successful season at its wind-up dinner September 29 at the Beausejour hotel. President Claude Shields praised the team for winning the Ross trophy and handed players enlarged team photographs. Manager J Ivan Ridley received a nickel-plated engraved flask, while Dr H H Lippmann was given a team picture for caring for injured players. Lou Bourgeault lauded umpire J Demarco and Mrs F Hayes was honored with roses and a team picture for promoting the club.

Claude Shields Beausejour Baseball Club Beausejour Hotel J. Ivan Ridley Beausejour Ball Club Ridley Beausejour Winnipeg G. W. Hoban H. H. Lippmann Lou Bourgeault Eastern Manitoba Baseball League J. Demarco F. Hayes Ivan Ridley Ball Club Alvin Hayes Bernard Drysdale Weldon Ridley Jerome Shuster Ralph Kubish Ervine Kaatz Pat Koslack Don Campbell Norm Kellett Billy Kaatz Bat Boy Sandy Hayes Jack Coughlin Rudy

Proper Planning for a Balanced Canadian Diet

The guide outlines daily meal planning across Canada’s Food Rules, stressing inclusion of milk, fruits, vegetables, cereals, bread and meat. It emphasizes a balanced diet requires portions from each group daily to support good health.

Canada

Scientific slimming and health risks of overweight

Scientists say excess weight raises risk of illnesses and that controlled dieting under physician supervision is the best method for weight loss. The emphasis is on health rather than appearance and lawful guidance to reduce weight safely.

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Call St. Mary’s Church Felix Kwiatkowski East Selkirk Man Our Lady of la Salette Georges Cabana St. Boniface Isle of Man Springfield St. James, Man Audit Bureau of Circulations Market Service Bureau Turkey Quebec Abe Beausejour Hospital
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