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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 16, 1958
Page
3
Dear Homemaker provides step by step fondant center dipping directions. It covers shaping centers, selecting fillings, melting semi sweet chocolate, temp guides from 130 to 83 degrees, dipping method, draining excess, setting on waxed paper, and chilling for best finish with optional peanuts and raisins.
Mrs T G Gerskine reports a Whitemouth Anglican Womens Auxiliary meeting held at Mrs Harry Hunts home with low attendance due to heavy snow. The church has been closed for several Sundays. A Christmas Eve service is planned at the Whitemouth Redeemer Lutheran Church with special Christmas tide services and bonspiel entries for curling season opening. A school division boundaries meeting is scheduled.
CBC Country Calendar will feature Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta Ministers of Agriculture in an interview at 1:30 p.m. on CBWT Winnipeg and 12:30 noon on CKX Brandon. Filmed at Green Meadows and L. C. Halmrast ranch, the piece covers current year operations and farm life. Also Winnipeg hosts two weed control conferences December 1959 with J Roe Foster chairing the North Central group. Brandon opens a soils and crops sub office with M McKay and R L Burton transferred to oversee regional programs.
The item covers a December 18 public meeting in the school auditorium from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. with an open invitation, plus reports of Xmas tea and party events at Ross United Church and Oldenburg Lutheran church, charity proceeds, and local visits. George Sudletsky joins the RCAF for training in Quebec, and families plan festive visits from the United States.
Dr Barend Laurens Van Den Berg died November 30 in Manigotogan Manitoba. Funeral December 5 at United Church Pine Falls officiated by Rev C King with burial at Pine Falls Cemetery. Survived by widow Constance June Van Den Berg and one child. He was born 1926 in Durban South Africa and came to Canada five years ago. He served as doctor for the Department of Indian Affairs at Pine Falls and took part in mercy flights in the North. Interment arranged by Russell Funeral Home Beausejour.
The Baptist Young People’s Fellowship plans a play titled Song of Glory on Christmas Eve. River Hills and area churches report December activities including a Lutheran party in the church basement and a River Hills school annual concert on December 18. Also mentions birthdays and visits, with guests from Winnipeg and Kelowna.
The River Hills note wishes everyone a merry Christmas and a happy new year. Well wishes go to Alex Beeskau recovering from surgery at Whitemouth Hospital. The Baptist Church Ladies Aid plans a Dec 31 program led by Lily Knopf, with Betty Zink returning after a year in service.
A fragment notes a roof scene with Alf Tiede and his wife, while Mr and Mrs Jake Funk and family have left for better weather and plan to relocate to Vancouver British Columbia.
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