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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1950
Page
2
Editorial by F Young of the Port Arthur News-Chronicle urges flexible wage scales tied to cost of living and law backed guarantees to prevent public service work stoppages. He argues workers demand security but reject harsher terms of competitive industry, noting strikes disrupt essential lifelines and are costly and dangerous.
The Manitoba Cancer Relief and Research Institute in Winnipeg invites the district to learn cancer signs and urge prompt treatment. The message emphasizes individual action to reduce deaths, urging readers to seek doctors at first suspicion and share information with others.
A reflective column argues Germany lacks a modern Hindenburg to unify a divided nation after defeat. It praises his leadership in World War I, notes his rise from cadet to general, and recalls his 1925 presidency and 1934 burial, framing him as a national savior against Russian dominance.
Last year over 100 Canadian children died from whooping cough, many deaths avoidable as parents failed to vaccinate. The message urges against old tales of vaccination danger and advises consulting a family doctor today.
The wedding of Elenor Emmeline Ellis and Earl Fredrick Smith took place September 30 at St. Matthew's church in Winnipeg at 7.30 p.m. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. John Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Davis Moores, Mr. and Mrs. George Pouliot, Miss Marian Williams, Miss Gwen Richter, all of Seven Sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wardrope of Wa Wa Ontario. and Mrs. George McNeill of Kelowna British Columbia, the bride's maternal grandmother.
Mr and Mrs F LaFrance and relatives return from a motor trip to Windsor and eastern cities. Ed Hebert and family back from Chicago. Morissettes and companions attend aunt's funeral in Fannystelle. Marjorie Pasaluko visits parents. Rita Lavalee to nursing duty in Kenora. Bedards leaving district. Mrs Lucien Dupont honored after home fire. C Rey visits from St Claude for weekend with daughter.
The Rural Municipality of Brokenhead announces a copy of the September 1950 monthly financial statement is on file in the corporation’s office for inspection by any elector or his agent at reasonable hours. Dated Beausejour Manitoba October 2, 1950. L. J. Pulfer secretary treasurer.
The notice states a copy of the corporation's monthly statement for September 1950 is on file at the corporation office and may be inspected by any elector or his agent during reasonable hours. Dated October 3, 1950, Joseph F. Shelson.
The 1964 assessment roll is open for fifteen days for inspection. Complaints must be in writing to the Secretary-Treasurer by October 19, 1950. The Court of Revision will hear complaints on November 1, 1950 at 2 p.m. at the Municipal Hall. N. Tyler, Whitemouth Manitoba.
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