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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 21, 1953
Page
4
Guests at the Yakem home for Easter include the Schreyer Kohar and McCoughy families. Trojanoski and Nikodem households host relatives from Beausejour and Winnipeg. A. Fiebelkorn owns a 1952 maroon Chrysler after visiting Steinbach and hospital stays.
Brokenhead residents marked Easter with visits and gatherings. B Sandercock and J Haig from agriculture visited Brokenhead School on April 14. Easter weekend guests included the Ferens family of Elie and the Chorney home. Church service at Holy Trinity on April 26 followed by a dinner hosted by the Yakemew family of Allegra. Engagement announced for Jean Infelt and Fred Buhay. Numerous local visits noted among Krawchuk, Hintz, Mariash and Mosquin families as well as visitors from Vancouver and Winnipeg.
A list of families visiting at home over Easter includes the Bendera Plishke Kabaluk Beally Hintz Krawchuk Holigroski Cameron and others. Mr and Mrs Julius Hintz marked their 26th anniversary on April 12 with congratulations from friends and neighbors.
Ladywood residents celebrate new 1953 Chevrolet truck ownership by John Struss and a 1953 Plymouth by Walter Saluk. Johnny Trojanoski also reports owning a car in the Ladywood district. Virginia Golembioski visits Winnipeg to see relatives, while Ernie Novakoski returns from winter camping and Frances Luckie is ill.
Glenmoor hosts an Easter dinner with guests from Lundar Fisher Branch Winnipeg and nearby Glenmoor. A note invites farmers union members to the April 27 meeting at the Glenmoor schoolhouse after a quorum prevented last session. An odd local column mentions Mennonites seeking land, a 1951 Consul, a skilled farmer doctoring a dog, and a playful inquiry about Andy on April 11.
In 1951 Canada saw daily road tolls with seven fatalities and about 150 injuries per day across highways. The figures reflect persistent dangers on the country’s transportation network and ongoing road safety concerns for motorists.
The notice urges all who have not filed their 1952 income tax returns to remember that April 30 is approaching, emphasizing the deadline and urging prompt action.
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