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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
8
Practical guidance on buying Manitoba summer cabbage, cooking cabbage by boiling or shredding, and making cole slaw with varied add-ins. Includes a recipe for Old Fashioned Carrot Cole Slaw and a simple vinegar oil dressing. Also covers cooking enriched rice, water ratios, and resting times for best texture.
Mr and Mrs Irwin and family departed for England where he will teach for a year. Mrs Nick Kubay hosted an Apron Tea for Ross United Church. Whitemouth Lutheran Vacation School closed with parents viewing work. Cpl and Mrs N Stavenford visited. Lange Gustafson wedding attended by Alf Schatkowsky of Dryden. Farewell for Mr and Mrs Harry Hunt as they move to B C noted with a musical send off.
Iris Janet Pryszniuk and Ernest Lindgren were married July 20 at St. Martin's in Field Anglican Church. Rev Fairclough officiated with Loraine Fuhr as soloist. Bridesmaids wore white brocade, red carnations carried. reception at Machray Banquet Hall. couple to wed trip to West Coast and reside in Winnipeg. Guests from Bissett Port Arthur Teulon Riverton Arborg Fraserwood Lac du Bonnet Manigotagan and Shorn attended.
River Hills district notes report the Milk Shippers Dairy Picnic at Winnipeg City Park on August 1, arrivals from Victoria B C and local visitors, engagements and births, plus job moves, baptisms at St Paul Lutheran Church, wedding plans, and a death notice for Charles Hawkins with funeral in Winnipeg August 13. The column lists names including Alma Sackwi, Henry Redlich, Rudy Kwiram, Jack Burt, Doreen Martin, Albert Schultz, Dina Kathryn, Jeffrey Dean, G. Balness, and Eddie Klepatz.
The article lists students from various classes who completed swimming courses. It names fourteen Junior Class passers including Dwight Bell and Janet Callow, five Intermediates with three passing, nine Seniors with two passing, and nine Life Saving Course enrollees with several passing, naming individuals such as Maureen McCracken and Kenneth Goossen.
Mr and Mrs George Kretchmer enjoy annual beach vacation visiting friends and relaxing. Birthday wishes go to Charlie Hill on August 1 with a dinner at his home. Beausejour rally attendees report a wet parade day. Seven Sisters Cardinal Fastball advances to final series with Cloverleaf after a tied game. extra innings halted by darkness. Local birthdays include Chantel Gagne and Joel Gagne. Mrs L Frayne and Pine Falls visitors noted. Family trips, cottage holidays, and visits to Winnipeg Beach fill the week. The Seven Sisters Hospital Guild organizes a tuberculin test clinic set for September 5 in the community hall.
The column recalls advice on leadership and notes the possibility of shifts in federal and Manitoba politics if Diefenbaker or Roblin were displaced. It questions the likelihood of both events occurring simultaneously and suggests politics remains unpredictable.
The article argues against pay hikes for Members of Parliament, noting voters would doubt that higher salaries attract higher-caliber politicians. It suggests that substantial raises do not reliably improve candidate quality and that advocates should drop the familiar claim that pay attracts a better class of people to politics.
Victoria Beach residents and visitors are noted including Mr Gibson of Winnipeg visiting his daughter and son-in-law the Martins. Cottage-building at Traverse Bay grows with two new cottages by John Ateah and summer tenants the Turners and the Gretsingers. Visitors include Fred Harold's family and the Harold parents, Bert Martin Wannasing Beach reports rapid growth with about 30 cottages. Fortiers Millars Rondies and others from Pine Falls and Winnipeg vacation there while Bissett writer mentions staying with daughter and son-in-law Tom Shier and Trent.
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