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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1954
Page
3
Victoria Beach residents and visitors share weekly notes from Sixth Avenue Pine Road and nearby cottages. Names include Kilpatrick Mbeen Dawson Falls Smith and others with updates on family visits, new constable Fred David, community hall add-ons, rescue at the pier, and local happenings at Winnipeg and Albert Beach.
Mas and an employee of the Berkine Rolling were joined by Mr and Mrs Foster and their Winnipeg son and Mrs Fred Orvis of Grand Beach for a Monday visit with Mrs Jim Paulson and Mrs Alex Anderson on July 26.
Whitemouth residents note a wedding of Constable Frank Fork, R C M P, and a flurry of visits from locals including the Melnicks and Lange family. A Free Chest X ray event is set for August, while school reopens September 1. Several residents travel or host guests, birthdays are celebrated, and church schedule changes take effect beginning August 1 with English services at 1 a.m. CST alternating with German.
Co E Wendeborn and numerous families from Winnipeg Umfreville Port Arthur Vermilion Bay and Baudette visit relatives during summer holidays. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Michael Janiuk Mrs Edward Kellner Mr and Mrs Andrew Evanotchko and Kenny Mr Ted Dubel Mr and Mrs Nick Martin Mr and Mrs Peter Smorong Mrs Anna Smorong Mr John Borecki Mr Roman Borecki John Sinnott Ronnie North Mrs Sulo Sukava Mrs John Neva Leo Ivanoczko and family Leonard Zazula and son Leonard Tony Novicki George Boila and others. Undated notices show travel and family weekend visits and a birth at Fort Erie Hospital.
The notice lists Sunday School held every Sunday at 10 am and a change in services announced for St. Paul’s Lather Church at River Hills. A Eades school will be held every Sunday at 9 30 a.m. DST. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Murray of rs wees are mentioned in the text.
Local column lists weekend visits births and health notes. Delegates chosen for Inter-Provincial Farm Union Conference in Winnipeg are Mrs R F Otto Mr A Zieske and H P Otto. Other items include social events, travels, and a 35th wedding anniversary thank you from Mr and Mrs John H Sitar.
Mrs Craig Stevenson and daughter Shelagh of Vancouver visited Mr and Mrs L A Frayne for a week. Miss Margaret McKew visited with Pat Heukert of Winnipeg. Yvonne Skagfeld and Berna Wall both from Winnipeg visited their sisters. Lorraine Rigg spent a week at her parents home.
Obituaries note funeral services for Hans Erickson of Pinawa who died July 23 at Pine Falls hospital aged 73. Survived by his wife Elizabeth, four daughters and two sons with interment at Riverland Cemetery Lac du Bonnet and arrangements by Russell Funeral Home. Also a notice for Zenon Berard of Pine Falls who died July 23, buried at Pine Falls Cemetery with services at Pine Falls Roman Catholic church. married to Elaine Berard with three daughters and pallbearers listed. arrived in Manitoba in 1927 to work for Manitoba Paper Co.
A subscription renewal notice appears from the Springfield Leader newspaper, addressed to readers at Lac du Bonnet Manitoba. It details renewal instructions, price options, and contact steps for continuing delivery.
Paul Rachuk of Stead man killed near Dryden Ontario at age 25. Services conducted July 27 at Stead Roman Catholic Church by Rev Ferus, interment at Gull Lake Roman Catholic Cemetery, Russell Funeral Home in charge. Survived by parents Fred and Mrs Rachuk and five brothers and two sisters. Beverley Stobert dies at one year in Beausejour. funeral July 24 in Russell Funeral Chapel with burial at Pentecostal Cemetery at Lydiatt.
July 27 service in Tyndall for Michael Zaluski with Rev H D Haycyna officiating. Interment in Tyndall cemetery. four grandchildren. Zaluski, a Tyndall pioneer, died July 24 in Toronto General Hospital aged 71. Survived by wife Anna, three sons Alex Michael Winnipeg William Edmonton, daughter Katherine Winnipeg, brother P Zaluski Chatfield, Man. and four grandchildren. Also July 25 service for Amalga Sonnenberg at Beausejour Baptist Church. interment Beausejour Cemetery. Sonnenberg died July 22 at daughter's home. Born in Russia 81 years ago, came to Canada in 1910. survived by two sons Louis Cromwell and Efrom Saskatchewan, five daughters L Swark Michigan, J Rechseidler, T Splett, R Kinke Beausejour, G Bachman Cromwell, 32 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren.
Over the past five years the federal government collected income taxes at a rate more than double the previous period, signaling a significant expansion in revenue from personal earnings. The shift reflects broader economic trends and policy effects influencing tax intake.
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