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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1953
Page
6
The article argues that four year election cycles breed voter apathy, with Manitobans failing to name cabinet ministers and lawmakers. It urges continuous informed public involvement in government at local, provincial, and national levels, warning this neglect undermines representative democracy.
In seventeenth century England farmers used cowpox serum to immunize families against smallpox, a practice later refined by Dr. Jenner who developed inoculation. The method helped wipe out smallpox in many countries and could eradicate whooping cough and diphtheria if all children were immunized.
The piece argues against the idea that one never needs a doctor. It warns insidious diseases can progress without symptoms and emphasizes regular medical checkups after age forty. A doctor’s assessment helps detect hidden issues and provide an informed health verdict.
The article argues office beauties with healthful looks avoid quick snacks. It emphasizes a proper breakfast with citrus juice, wholegrain cereal, toast and a beverage. An egg or bacon adds energy for school or work mornings.
Authorities note children who skip sugary foods and ingest fewer sweets tend to have better teeth. Even candies may be less harmful if brushing occurs at once after eating, since mouth acids form within minutes.
A child with rheumatic fever symptoms may develop heart trouble later. Seek medical attention at first signs such as pallor, loss of appetite, lassitude, and joint pains. Early treatment can prevent serious consequences.
LA WAWRYSHYN and family returned to Calgary Alberta. A shower and stag for Miss Ann Ripage and Mr Walter Nimchuk at Teddies Hall on Aug 29. Jim Litkowich aided harvest in Keewatin while Joe Kalinski enjoyed holiday at home. Helen Joba teaching at Greenwich. J Emisch to Hazelglen for term. Sympathy to Kolbach family on infant loss Aug 27. Stan Zaborniak visited from Toronto. Barbie Howard celebrate second birthday Aug 25. Visitors: Sanacola Niagara Falls NY and E Pinkus Vancouver. Tyndall school held a preterm clean-up before school.
The school welcomes Fred Nelson as janitor while six teachers serve Winnipeg and Manitoba districts. A move into the school residence follows cottage repairs. A list of new telephone numbers is provided due to busy switchboards. Obituaries note Michael Silberborn, 81, of Whitemouth, who died August 20 1953, with funeral at Whitemouth Lutheran Church and burial there. pallbearers and Russell Funeral Home involved.
Mrs Carrie Luszeck aged in her 40s died at her Lydiatt Man home on August 15 Funeral services were held August 19 at the Lydiatt school with Rev L Hartman officiating Interment followed at Lydiatt cemetery Russell Funeral Home conducted arrangements Surviving are her husband Walter Luszech one son Arthur and her parents Mr and Mrs August Krieger of Lydiatt Man Ted Krieger Saskatoon Roy Krieger Esk Sask Lydia Krieger Meadow Lake Sask Julie Krieger Toronto and William Krieger Lydiatt Man.
Steve Zastowney returns to Greenwald school for another teaching term. Harold Froehlich suffered a misfortune on Tuesday August 25 receiving seven stitches to his right ear. Mike Kominski at home aiding with harvest. Mr and Mrs Sem Semrock and Oscar spent a week at their farm harvesting. Elma Kintop, after Winnipeg work, quits and will return to high school in Beausejour. Alfred Zieske owns a super W-4 tractor. Deepest sympathy to the Youshen family on Pete Youshen’s death in Grand Marais.
Birth registrations at Pine Falls and Fort Alexander hospitals note Ricky Conrad Knott born Aug 19 to Mr and Mrs C Knott Powerview Lloyd Bunn Aug 22 to Mr and Mrs F Bunn Fort Alexander Charlie Joseph Atkinson born Aug 23 to Mr and Mrs S Atkinson Fort Alexander Marjorie Pasaluko Leon ard Romanow return from motor trip to Detroit Lakes Bemidji and Minneapolis with a stop at Rushing River Ontario Margaret Joan Huhn Beatrice Dimock enjoy time at Camp Brereton Mrs Martin Bosma travels to Victoria after the death of her step father.
The Springfield Leader notes visits from Winnipeg Toronto and Sudbury residents and announces new school staff. Families including the Krystalewich Sitar and Novicki households welcomed returning kin and guests while Michael Podolchuk and Paul Podolchuk renewed subscriptions. Elma School begins the year with John Duchominsky as principal and Caroline Korlak overseeing the junior room.
A three room new school building is planned for completion before the end of September. The project aims to expand facilities and accommodate additional students at the district.
We extend heartfelt thanks for acts of kindness sympathy messages and floral tributes received in Winnipeg Lac du Bonnet and District during our recent bereavement for our wife and mother. Special thanks to Rev Richardson Rev Maxwell Mrs Frank Brown pallbearers and Russell's Funeral Home from Mr Cliff Brown and Family.
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