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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 12, 1947
Page
3
The article analyzes whether God leads into temptation, arguing freedom of will allows choosing good or evil. It contrasts divine responsibility with human responsibility, cites 1 Corinthians 10 13 and James 1 13 14, warns against hypocrisy, and urges reliance on Christ to overcome temptations.
Paul Romanishyn enjoys a few days at home after visiting Red Lake and reports all well with family. Ruth Bradford of Winnipeg Tribune visited Mrs. Fred Simmons. Mrs Kay Balaen led a berry picking party through town. Lyle Harling, former RCAF pilot, stopped by to say hello to old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dow host visitors at Holiday Beach Lac du Bonnet. Ted Wood Bill Talbot and Alec Keeping returned from a fishing trip via Bird River and Winnipeg junction after a windy, dark journey. Don August of Brandon holidayed with the Augusts. Port Miss Josephine Hunchuk leaves for Hamilton to train as a nurse August 5. Frank Blore and Harry Edgington return from fishing. Frank reports many suckers caught. Russell Ingaldson to wed Margaret Craib August 16 in Morse Place United Church Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ellstrom of Alberni B C visit Newcombe relatives. Mrs. Rita Collins and Clare from Niagara Falls visit Rita Bruneau.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Seguin and family left this week for a two week holiday. Olive Douglas of Winnipeg stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lauchlan during the Civic Holiday weekend. E Wilson Mrs. Miller and Brenda enjoyed a Keewatin Kenora and Winnipeg break. Phillip Del Bigio and family visited Mrs. Fogg’s home for the holiday weekend. Fogg hosted nephew Bing Whitaker. Welcome back to Mrs. J. B. Lalonde spending a holiday in Pine Falls.
The Pine Falls Legion branch hosted a Saturday carnival that drew children and adults, praised for strong organization by W B Dimock F Kolesnick M Bachynski and G Mulligan with Legion support. Weather cooperated and neighbors rallied, while local residents shared updates on weekend trips and recovery from a recent accident.
Air Vice Marshal K Guthrie chief of Western Command RCAF visited Lac du Bonnet this week. He traveled with pilot Lieutenant Lyle Harling in a Norseman aircraft, longtime friends of the writer who first served under Guthrie as C O.
Local residents report visits from multiple families including Mr and Mrs D Evans and son Rod at Clear Lake, and Mr and Mrs D Caldwell with Tommy and Shirley Colburn at the Bartley home. Winnipeg visitors Bernice Cousins and others also noted in weekend gatherings.
A collection of Beausejour residents and guests share weekend visits. Miss Joan Toni stayed home, Clara Kososki visited relatives, and Ed Best from Kelowna, B C was a guest of the Schaffrett family. Numerous Saskatoon and Winnipeg travelers also spent time with local residents.
Rev John E Hunter minister leads 11 00 am Sunday service Sunday School Adult Bible Class 7 00 pm Evening Service 8 15 pm Young Adult study group Wednesday 7 00 pm Trail Rangers mentor Mr C Rempel
A church schedule notes regular Sunday worship at 7 p.m. with no changes to the usual routine.
Pointe du Bois church lists Sunday School at 10.00 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11.00 a.m. Evening prayer at 7.00 p.m. led by Rev. E. K. Bissell, incumbent.
Church of England schedule lists Fort Alexander services Sundays at 11.00 a.m. and prayer meetings on Wednesdays at 7.30 p.m. Pine Falls holds Sunday School at 11.00 a.m. and Sunday services at 7.00 p.m. Prayer meetings occur Thursdays at... m. Piaches' Guild meets every third Tuesday. Rev. W. H. J. Walter and L.Th. Dur. Eng. ہیں
Whitemouth United announces a Sunday schedule with Sunday School at 10 am and Morning Service at 11 am. The site lists standard weekly worship times for parishioners and visitors.
The Whitemouth Baptist Church schedules Sunday activities with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Morning Service at 11 a.m. Rev. Fred Ohlman is the pastor.
Mass at 6.30 during the week and Friday Stations of the Cross in the evening. Saturday fasting and abstinence. Sunday the 17th Solemnity of the Assumption. Mass at Red Lake. Masses at 8 and 10 o'clock at Lac du Bonnet.
Sunday worship services are scheduled at Beausejour with Masses at 9 a.m. and 10 30 a.m. in the parish church.
Beausejour and Green Bay churches schedule August services with English and cross gospel events. Rev H Moerelmeyer and Pastor T R Hoover lead weekly worship, Sunday school, and Bible study sessions. All welcome.
Mrs P Nielson and two children visited friends at Sperling. E Rougeau of Winnipeg visits his brother and sister in law J E Rougeau and Mrs H Anderson of Winnipeg visits Mr and Mrs J Sauer over the weekend. Visitors to Winnipeg include Mrs W Lewis H Hudson Mr and Mrs J E Willick and Gordon and Mrs J Fransen. Enid Cousins and Morna Frantz visit friends in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs R Hudson of Winnipeg guests of Ray and H Hudson. Mr and Mrs M Thomson visit friends in Winnipeg this week.
Sunday service schedule at St John’s Anglican Church Lac du Bonnet lists sermon 2.30 pm and Evening Prayer. Sunday School at 7.00 pm led by Rev. E. K. Bissell incumbent.
St James Anglican Church Beausejour lists weekly prayer topics for August 3 to August 24 including Lead us not into temptation Deliver us from evil For Thine is the Kingdom the Glory Forever and The Soul's sincere desire with dates Aug 3 10 17 24.
National health authorities urge treating any suspicious bowel symptoms as polio risk this season. Stomach flux dysentery or summer complaint may predispose to infantile paralysis. If symptoms arise or doubt remains call your family doctor at once.
Services every Sunday at 2 30 p m with Sunday School at 1 30 p m conducted by Evangelist Robt Dripps at Beaujour Pentecostal Church and St Ouen’s.
Beausejour services note Sunday School cancellations for July and August. Student Minister E. Bennett leads. Garson and Tyndall times listed as 11 am, 2 pm and 2.30 pm respectively, all in D.S.T.
Britain's housing drive reports a record May with about 12 000 permanent dwellings completed the highest monthly total since the war and over 100000 permanent apartments built in the postwar programme. Rehousing surpasses 400000 families with new or repaired homes.
Canadians are making a mark in Britain with two actors and two cameramen at Ealing Studios. Bob Beatty, now in England, recently visited Hamilton after seven years away. Paul Dupuis, famed for Johnny Frenchman, remains based in Britain but with family in Montreal. Cameramen Osmond Bardaille and Bob Moss just returned from filming Antarctic background for Scott of the Antarctic.
The quote questions whether merciful censure is meant to lessen faults or hide them, ultimately arguing it should lift the person higher by focusing on growth rather than concealment. Goethe's verse reflects on judgment and self-improvement.
A ten dollar reward is offered for the recovery of a brown club bag kept as a keepsake, left on the road one mile north of Beausejour on Wednesday August 6 at 6 p.m. Contact V Manchester or the RCMP Beausejour.
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