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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 16, 1952
Page
5
A cheerful Christmas feature highlights kitchen helpers and decoration ideas. It promotes electric mixers from MPC showroom as time saving gifts and notes turkey soup as a tasty post feast idea while thanking 1,200 Hydro employees for power.
In the December 18 1951 Leader issue a cluster of notes recalls Power On Day December 12 at the Pine Falls hydro project. The first 19000 hp generator went on line at 236 p.m. Wednesday and the town looks ahead to Power On Day at McArthur Falls. The column also invites readers to a Sunday School party at The Full Gospel Mission, December 21, and reports social visits and local happenings including wolf hunting plans, fishing mischief, a monster Boxing Night dance, and upcoming weddings.
Two weddings are recorded with a Winnipeg ceremony on November 30 at 3 p.m. Violet Giesbrecht wed Vernon Bartel, officiated by Rev W Wall, with Marion Fast as soloist. A December 3 ceremony in Lac du Bonnet saw Elizabeth Sopotiuk wed Alfred Quinn, with Rev F W Maxwell officiating, a blue rhinestone necklace as a gift, and red rose bouquets.
An overview explains how impaired hearing may arise from accidents illnesses or prenatal conditions. It highlights infection in the nose ear or throat and explains how the Eustachian tube can carry infection from throat to ear via violent sneezing or coughing, with symptoms noted.
A brief alert warns that ear trouble in children or adults can worsen quickly and requires immediate medical assessment. Seek prompt evaluation for persistent pain, fever, hearing loss, or drainage, especially in young children.
A brief notice emphasizes seeking medical care promptly to avoid worsening conditions. Authorities urge individuals with symptoms to consult healthcare providers and follow prescribed treatments to prevent complications.
Kenneth Melvin Nelson son of M. B. Nelson Lac du Bonnet Manitoba wed Eunice Elaine Wilson oldest daughter of W. Wilson Fruitvale British Columbia on November 29 1952 at United church Fruitvale. Bride wore floor length white satin gown with pink carnations. Attendants were Jean Gladish and Donald Grandstrom. Reception at Char's Cafe Fruitvale followed by Parish hall dance. The couple will reside in Fruitvale.
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