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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1952
Page
5
Lac du Bonnet records Kenpard who enjoyed a visit with Garth Pickell on Tuesday. He was the writer of the original Party Line and is now with Canadian Industries Ltd, leaving many friends to remember him.
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Mrs John Aiksne and Joyce return from a pleasant trip to Westminster Vancouver and Victoria where they met old friends Mr and Mrs Puhle and Mr and Mrs Bilneck Joyce starts duties at the Royal Bank Beausejour transferred from Wawanesa J S Sinnott MP visited town Wednesday after touring the mining area and inspecting Springfield constituency boundaries
Robert Collins and two sons William and Jimmy of Windsor Ontario spent several days at their Garson home. Irene Topp visited Mrs Elsie Malmstrom. Joan and Mary Brennan sisters of Brigadier Brennan Ottawa were guests of their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Harry Pearce with their uncle C Ritchie Winnipeg. Pete Stepannik family holiday at Dugard Park Beausejour. Staff Sergeant Carr Camp Shilo and his mother returning from west coast spent weekend with Mr and Mrs N L Kotelo. Mrs Carr Sr returns to Sudbury. Shirley Bogie visiting sister Mrs Richard Hurley at Shilo. Best wishes for speedy recovery to Mrs C Gustafson Mrs B Vernon and Mrs K Charney. Mr and Mrs L Bourgeault weekend at Kenora. Death notice for Arthur Anderson of Tyndall Garson Winnipeg remembered. Marion Kotelo weekend with her parents N L Kotelo. Jack Robertson in charge at the bank. Mr and Mrs A Bryk Winnipeg weekend guests of his parents. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs T Rebizant Winnipeg on birth of Elizabeth Mary July 27. Mrs Rebizant formerly Gladys Shumilak of Beausejour. Hazel Butt weekend guest of Mr and Mrs J DeMarcos. Mr and Mrs C Englot weekend guests at his mother Mrs M Englot. Visitors to Beausejour for weekend include Valerie Manchester Gladys Drabyk Eddie Chmeilnicki Ruth Kaatz Jim Johnson Anne Moertelmeyer.
Dencross community items record a silver tea planned by Brokenhead Local M F A for August 10 at 8 p m at the school. The column also notes local corrections birthdays visits from Detroit relatives and local construction activity with Penner s Construction moving in near George Read s place and Walter Janszion assisting with painting at the Brokenhead school.
A correction for last week's news lists Ida Wittenberg visiting home from nurses training in Winnipeg and holiday visits by the Beeskau Beyer and other relatives. Several families guests include Brinkman, Grabke, Scheske, Tyderkie, and McLeod. Hospital stays and operations are mentioned along with travels to Fort William and Los Angeles.
Mr and Mrs William Toews of 234 Belliveau announce the birth of their son Roger Thomas on August 1 1952 at the Maternity Pavilion Winnipeg General Hospital weighing 9 pounds 3 ounces.
The narrator recalls a trip across England visiting Devon and Cornwall with its rolling hills rugged coast and Devonshire cream. They then travel to Stratford-on-Avon to watch Shakespeare plays in a theatre honoring Shakespeare and note crowds from around the world enjoying the productions and Stratford’s charming thatched cottages inns and gardens.
The writer tours England and Scotland, visiting Blenheim Palace birthplaces, eager to see Romney grandeur and wealth once held by few families. They attend the Welsh Eisteddfod, Edinburgh’s festival, and Braemar Highland games, noting crowds, the Royal family, and the charm of cities from Aberdeen to Glasgow before returning to London.
The speaker recalls plans for a second trip across the continent lasting two months that seemed essential to miss but is now over. A glance at the bank book provides concrete proof that the journey happened, more tangible than souvenirs or postcards.
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