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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 27, 1959
Page
2
A jumble of classified listings includes Home-Ease Heating, water and plumbing services, and various farm and hardware items. Notable entries mention gas tanks, drums, metal goods, pickling jars, crates, and related equipment with contact details and prices. The cluttered ad block lists locations in Regina and Saskatoon areas with addresses and phone references.
The Co operative Union of Saskatchewan outlines its origin from the national and Canadian unions, its four main service fields education coordination legislation and defence, and its efforts in education film libraries public relations and personnel training. It notes co op week filmstrips and legal and taxation assistance for members, plus coordination of co op and credit union movements.
The Co operative Mutual Benefit Association organized in 1940 to provide affordable protection for Saskatche wan residents who lost coverage in tough years. Membership nears 4,000, with assets over $325,000 and more than 1,300 claims paid. The non profit group operates at cost under a directors board, with offices in the Wheat Pool Building Saskatoon.
A co operative enterprise is one owned by the people who use its services with equal member control and profits distributed in proportion to each member's use of the services.
A reflective note urges thorough self examination to understand one’s own faults, fostering charity and tenderness toward others through honest self assessment and humility.
The Co op Hail Insurance Company, founded in 1947 by farmers, operates on cooperative principles with member ownership and self-financing. It has paid or issued cash dividends exceeding 400000 and accumulated over 500000 in member credits and reserves, expanding to Manitoba in 1951 and growing as a major hail insurer in both provinces. Premium income in 1959 reached 883000, with re insurance carried to secure policyholder security. The firm employs hundreds of agents active in cooperative work, owns its own hail adjusters, and is governed by 12 directors who are members using the organization’s facilities. The company emphasizes service improvement and cooperative movement values.
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