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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 06, 1946
Page
2
Port Alexander church notices list Sunday services at 1 am and 7 pm, with Sunday School at 11 am, Wednesday meetings at 73 Pine Falls, Thursday prayer meetings, and the Ladies' Guild meeting on the third Tuesday. Rev WOW J. Walter and L Th Dur Eng are listed.
The notice lists Whitemouth United with 10 am Sunday School and 11 am Morning Service. It presents a simple church timetable without additional details.
The Anglican Mission at Lac du Bonnet St John’s Church announces Holy Communion and sermon at 2 30 pm Sunday, Sunday School at 7 00 pm, Evening Prayer and W A, Young People’s Club on the first Monday monthly, and Wednesday meetings at 3 09 pm. The Full Gospel Mission lists Morning Worship at 11 00 am, evening services at 8 00 pm, Thursday sessions at 8 00 pm with chorus singing and object lessons for boys and girls.
Notre Dame Parish lists Friday Stations of the Cross at 8 p.m. on August 4 and Masses on the following Sundays including August 12 at 8 p.m. at Seven Sisters, and 10 o'clock Mass at Lac du Bonnet with additional Mass at Red Lake led by Father S Beaudet P.?.
Beauséjour St James Anglican Church holds Sunday services at 11 am with Sunday School at 11 am during July and August. T Thurlow is the lay reader.
Rev Oscar Vouga officiates United Church services in Beausejour with Sunday School at 10 00 a m and worship at 11 00 a m.
The schedule lists divine services across August with multiple timings. On August 4th to 10th services at 11 a.m. On August 11th at 2 and 3 p.m. On August 18th at 10 and 11 a.m. On August 25th at 10 and 3 p.m.
The Seven Sisters Sunday School will be stopped for July August and September. Services were scheduled every Sunday at 7 p.m. and will resume after the autumn period.
Barbara Aseltine accompanied by Mr and Mrs J Aseltine spends a two week holiday at Winnipeg Beach Esther Swanke of Winnipeg Man visits Pine Falls as guest of Kath Roy Grade eleven students receive final reports on Tuesday July 30 and face life after high school Wilma Magnusson celebrates sixteenth birthday with a weiner roast at the Rock July 25 followed by dancing at the hostess home and a sig net ring presentation and late night lunch
Bea van Maisen reports Kristen Anne Hutchison born at Pine Falls Hospital weighing 8 lbs 1 oz on July 29. Welcome home to Charlie Menu returning from Navy discharge. Terry Lalor had ear surgery in Toronto and hopes to return soon. Various local visitors, trips, weddings, and church donations noted, with town social news and summer holidays across Pine Falls and surrounding areas.
The Leonard girls and Pine Falls Wildcats opened their softball rivalry Friday July 26 at 7 pm with Pine Falls winning 9 7 after a tight 6 inning tie. Margaret Ford earned the win. the second game July 29 ended 9 7 in extra innings as Leonard tied and Wildcats pulled ahead. ey & SOLLY'S lost to University 12 7 in the next match as Solly's debut season shows promise.
A July 18 shower in Anderson Hall honored bride elect Belle Fraser. Hostesses were Mrs D Jacques Mrs L Howes and Mrs M Ferguson organized the event with a tasty lunch. Miss Una Parr sang and Mrs J O Jones played the piano for entertainment.
Catherine Sokolowski aged 76 formerly of Poland died last week in the Brokenhead district. Burial at Brokenhead Cemetery officiated by Father J Wyoscki. Survived by husband John two sons and two daughters. Renshaw Funeral Home handled arrangements.
Residents and visitors traverse Winnipeg, Lake Brereton, Gimli, and Beausejour with extended stays in Pinawa. Names include Henderson Gittens Spencer Campbell Outhwaite Cinq Mars Fair Dupas Steeves Raines Carr Wicklund Everson Hillsfonds Fraser Ferguson Selkirk Liversidge Wentz Ryplanski Swagger and Gibbins among numerous Winnipeg and Manitoba travelers.
Pinawa notes show J Richards with daughter joining R Pearson in Winnipeg for the veterans reunion. H Leith and daughter visited Winnipeg for the weekend. Mrs M Wentz suffers a foot ailment and speeds recovery wished. Mona Texmo returns home for summer vacation with family from Southern U S A visiting Pinawa. A farewell party at Pinawa Recreation Hall for Les and Dot Middlecote included a traveling bag and money purse gift from M Wentz. Walter Kelly visits staff house weekly with Winnipeg visitors hoping to catch fish. The best catch of the season, three pickerel, was by R Pearson at the first cut up the Pinawa channel. A large pickerel weighing 5 to 6 lbs was caught by A Heaney off the Wing Wall. E V Caton of Winnipeg Electric Co and party visit the Guest House. H Leith and V Vickner drive to Winnipeg for an evening. Bill Mestad returns home for a week. Nearby families of Jeffries Lac du Bonnet and Holmgren Pinawa area join in. Pinawa had two uninvited guests with a white stripe down their backs.
Nutrition experts from the Department of Health and Welfare in Ottawa urge Canadians to eat raw fruits and vegetables to cut food costs and boost health. They say regular consumption ensures adequate minerals and vitamins.
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