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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1950
Page
8
The passage reflects on Jesus as the Messiah and the expected return. It centers on His mission as Prophet and Priest, His future Kingship, and the belief in His second coming to establish a reign of righteousness and peace. The text urges joyful celebration of Jesus birth while awaiting His imminent return.
A health advisory warns against using common cups and towels as they can spread infections. Emphasizes personal items and regular hygiene to reduce transmission risks. Medical experts urge individuals to label belongings and practice sanitization in communal spaces.
A wedding occurred November 18 at Zion Lutheran Beausejour making Helen Jauster bride of Albert Zatkowski both of Beausejour officiated by Rev H Moertel meyer. The bride wore a grey suit with a fingertip veil and was attended by Annie Reich and Jean Germain as bridesmaids. The groom’s brother Emil and Arvin Heiser attended him. A reception followed at the bride’s home. A second home wedding October 28 saw Gelena Hopkins wed John William Jorgensen of Whitemouth with Rev W S Hanner and Rev T Kennard officiating. The bride wore a pink gabardine suit with navy accessories and yellow rose corsage. Gloria Hopkins was bridesmaid and Harry Jorgensen best man. The couple left for Toronto after a reception. Thelma Miller, eldest daughter, wed Chester Miller of Condon Alberta in blue satin with yellow rose corsage. Mrs Roy Cowan was bridesmaid and Roy Cowan best man. A lunch followed the cake. Mr and Mrs Miller plan to reside in Alberta.
Grace Elsie Atkin daughter of Mr and Mrs Percy Atkin Pointe du Bois and William Arthur Williams exchanged vows December 2 at Knox United church Winnipeg The bride wore a light blue frock and corsage of American Beauty roses Attendant Gertrude Collins in wine frock and white accessories Don Atkin brother of the bride attended the groom Peggy's Pantry hosted the reception A wedding trip by car to the States precedes their home in Lac du Bois Manitoba.
On Friday November 24 a quiet wedding was solemnized in the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Prentice of Powerview. The couple exchanged vows in an intimate ceremony witnessed by close family and friends marking a simple start to their married life.
Defence Minister Brooke Claxton announced arrangements with Canadian tobacco firms enabling gift parcels of 400 cigarettes to be sent to Armed Forces on duty overseas. Overseas orders go directly to tobacco companies, price two dollars per 400 cigarettes. unit orders also possible at the same price. Fort Lewis personnel may buy up to six packages weekly duty free. Orders cannot be placed for Special Force personnel in the United States.
Canada now operates two technical schools training textile technicians for the major Canadian industry. Previously many technicians were recruited from other countries to fill the needs.
At a November 30 meeting students schedule a party for December 19 and arrange Christmas gifts on the last day of school. Leona Livo and Jean Halliday to obtain the tree. Curling season begins December 9 with Tommy Atkin president Ronnie Allen vice president Marie Martin secretary and Florence Knox treasurer. Phyllis Anderson captains girls hockey with Chuck Mathews coach and Dave McMillan manager. A turkey raffle fundraiser is planned for the team. Teen canteen sold drinks and candy at a dance held in the school basement after a missed hall event. Exams begin December 4 for all students.
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