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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1945
Page
3
Garth Pickell notes a rambling mix of quips and comic asides including overseas air force chatter, streetcar jokes, a dig at Winnipeg Electric, and a World War II era mood. He praises Dr A W Trueman of the University of Manitoba for his engaging persona and bow tie at a press club luncheon.
French toast and its variants offer quick hearty meals. Plain French toast uses eggs milk and bread with honey or jam, while Spanish toast adds tomato juice and seasonings. French fruit toast pairs bread with canned fruit juice for a dessert or light supper.
Pine Falls residents enjoyed a Friday evening gaiety at the Chateau hall with Mrs. S. Magnusson as guest of honor. Gowns, gifts, and a luncheon followed a lineup of local volunteers and returning service members. Also noted are Army and RCMP updates, visits to Winnipeg, and holiday goodwill from the Ladies Auxiliary sending 18 parcels to overseas servicemen for Christmas.
The Leader Correspondent reports the Pine Falls Skating Rink opened with a splash of praise and adjectives. Observers noted slick ice and smooth surfaces as part of the ceremonial opening.
Ben van Malsen notes a strong opening on November 26 with unusually large attendance expected this winter. R. Pe offers membership tickets with fee quotes for ladies gentlemen children and those under 12.
Illness hit several staff at Pine Falls schools with Mrs van Malseen and Mr Dunfield among those sidelined. Kay Ford and Mr Jorowski returned to teaching as students faced exams. A child visitor, Hughie Jacobs, charmed teachers while Pat Gohn escorted him home. Santa Claus parade drew local kids to Winnipeg and Mrs Hutchinson taught holiday crafts. Jimmy Dawson opened his skating rink as winter activities began.
Report notes the Pine Falls skating rink in peak condition due to Armand Malo’s care. Students skate eagerly and boys practice hockey ahead of upcoming games as the town reports on campus life and social events. A Gallup style poll finds It’s Been A Long Long Time as this week’s favorite song. Nearby gatherings feature a party at Michael Lalor’s home with a hen party at Gerry Gretsinger’s, plus a new shipment of pocket books spurring snatch reading among students.
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