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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 15, 1946
Page
7
Friends of Pete Ramak recover after six weeks in St. Boniface hospital following an accident. Beausejour residents visit, relocate, and welcome new station agents as clubs, weddings, and church groups hold events in October.
Wartime Prices and Trade Board reports large shipments of edible vegetable oils from Argentina to Canada. Stores will stock additional shortening by November to alleviate the current shortage for pies and cakes.
A roundup of Whitemouth residents includes new homes in B C for the Aitkens, Beeskau selling for the coast, and a Scottish war bride Kellner's arrival with her baby. Local doings cover visits, birthdays, accidents, school conventions, and skating rink prep hampered by lumber shortages.
Advertisement notes 15 cent minimum per insertion of up to three lines and 10 cents per additional line. Promotes Goodes Female Pills claimed to aid delayed and painful periods with thousands of satisfied users. Tower Drug Ltd lists Winnipeg address 584 Mountain Ave.
Confidential investigation by Aote detective service Investigation rvice Co at 207 Avenue Bidg Winnipeg.
Classified notice for Mrs. J. Choma of Lac du Bonnet selling a black boucle tuxedo coat trimmed with silver fox, size 14. Includes contact details for interested buyers.
Pinawa notes from Harvey Battram report visitors and departures. Wentz left for a Saskatoon pheasant shoot but turned back after heavy snow west of Brandon. Mrs Gibson and David Swagger named local guests, with Ryan family farewells for Barry Lundquist moving to Vancouver Island after a teacher led party and gift of money.
Vic Simpson, a Pointe du Bois youth, died after a duck hunting accident at Rice Lake. The community mourns his loss as responses from residents include sympathy to his parents. Arthur Hawkes visits home for two weeks after aiding with wild rice harvest.
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