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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 1957
Page
4
Rev Bill Dixon argues that true Christianity must permeate secular life not remain mere ceremony. He criticizes church ritual that traps husbands in stiff attire and urges baptism only for believing parents and their children, with faith as prerequisite for baptism and salvation.
Olga Campbell of Seven Sisters Falls Manitoba applies to the Liquor Control Commission for a restaurant beer and wine licence for the Village Inn at Seven Sisters Falls. Objections must be filed within fourteen days and include reasons, with a hearing to be fixed by the Commission. Dated Beausejour Manitoba March 22 1957.
Mrs L Rempel reports birthdays and anniversaries in Vancouver celebration for Donald on April 11 with grandparents Mr and Mrs R Kuhn. The Henscheils mark their 25th wedding anniversary on Saturday April 6 at home. Jessie Bushby hospitalized at Whitemouth Hospital. Various visits and travel noted including Morris Golden Wedding anniversary for J R Rempel and Mrs. F Grabke visiting Regina for a few days.
Manitoba municipalities will receive 31.6 million dollars in 1957 58 from direct grants revenues turned over by the province and payments to agencies and individuals. Provincial treasurer C E Greenlay said the aid equals 95 percent of the expected 33 426 000 from Ottawa under tax sharing. He noted provincial payments in 1946 47 were 4.8 million, about one seventh of the 1957 58 level, and said the program has exceeded the original undertaking.
Clifford Duma celebrated his first birthday on April 1 as the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Duma. Valerie Shumila marked her twelfth birthday on April 4. The Wadgwood 4-H Garden Club held a public speaking meeting on April 5 and received a $50 cheque from the Lions Club in Beausejour. The next meeting is on April 26.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Wilde motor to Winnipeg Thursday with son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Danny Wilde of Powerview They visited with Mr and Mrs Edwin Wilde of St Vital They enjoyed the Junior Hockey game Fort William Canadians versus Winnipeg Monarchs at the Arena Harold Henderson admitted to Pine Falls Hospital March 27 for appendicitis doing well expected home this weekend Harold is the son of Mr and Mrs Bob Henderson Ann and Evelyn Fraser sisters nursing in Winnipeg visited Great Falls staying with their parents Mr and Mrs W Fraser Alfred Johnston returned home after several months work in Grand Rapids area Mr and Mrs E Martin returned to their home here after winter months in Winnipeg Mr and Mrs A Thorogood and son Stewart and Mrs W Bray Sr of Selkirk visited Great Falls on Sunday March 31 guests of Mr and Mrs Gordon Longbottom
Victoria Beach and Miss Doris Olafson visit Winnipeg for weekend, with Dennis Babcock Lorne Anderson and several couples staying with Leslie and Walter Thomas. Fred Davids corner buzzes as Pete Paulson contractor prepares new home in Charleswood. Faith Bible Camp auditorium project proceeds with lumber run. Merry Makers meet hosted by Mrs Harold Martin on Tuesday evening April 2 with strong turnout.
Howard Thomas and others attended the funeral of Mr. A. Lundberg at Balsam Bay cemetery. Mrs. Wm Parisian returned home after two weeks in Beausejour Hospital. Winnipeg visits by Mr. and Mrs. O'Kroken and by Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Linklater to Mrs. Charley Hampton at St. Boniface Hospital. Beach residents attended Mr. Falls' funeral in Winnipeg including Albert Larson and many others.
A historical overview details how seed dressings greatly reduce smut in wheat oats and barley. It notes past losses, current low incidence, and dangers of Formalin while stressing proper application timing and equipment. The piece is sponsored by the Canadian Agricultural Chemicals Association.
Fragmentary text notes a wife predeceased, a man facing loss, and a move or vacancy around March 31, 1955. Details are garbled, making it hard to confirm names, places, or the exact event. The readable bits suggest a public notice or obituary fragment about residence status.
In memory of our wife and mother Hertha Hunter who passed away April 16 1956. George Hunter and sons mourn her loss at 1172 Mountain Ave Winnipeg. The children share the pain and keep faith that she rests in heaven with Fern Lynn.
The Klimesh family extends sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness sympathy and flowers after the loss of their sister. Special thanks go to Rev Fr Gurka pallbearers organist and St Marys choir at Renshaw Funeral Chapel Beausejour and to those who provided cars and other services. Rose and Mrs F Klimesh
Part time housework and store help position advertised by Springfield Leader Ltd Lac du Bonnet. Box 160. Appears in local classifieds seeking a reliable young woman for household duties and retail assistance. Applicants should respond via the box number provided.
Sale notice for a former post office building at Whitemouth with waterworks installed. Any reasonable offer considered. Contact R. B. Latta at 571 Bronx Avenue Winnipeg 5 Manitoba.
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