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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 18, 1947
Page
1
Rev. W. H. J. Walter is listed with L.Th. and Dur. Eng. credentials in a brief religious notices section alongside another name, Dur. Eng. The fragment suggests an announcement of clergy or associated titles within a church or denominational directory.
Whitemouth United holds Sunday School at 10 am and Morning Service at 11 am. The schedule lists worship activities for the weekend with no additional events or details.
Beausejour churches publish weekly schedules with Pentecostal and United Church services. Rev Oscar Vouga leads Beauserjour Gospel services Wednesdays at 8 p.m. Rev Robt Cripps preaches Sundays at 11 a.m. Full Gospel Mission meets Thursdays at 8 p.m. Choirs and Sunday School times are listed for St Ouen and Garson Garson and Tyndall also host Sunday School sessions led by Gilbert C Johnson Student Minister.
St. Joseph's National Catholic Church schedules Holy Mass at 11 00 a.m. on Sunday and Evening Prayers at 8 00 p.m.
The Seven Sisters Church holds its usual Sunday service at seven in the evening. Parishioners are reminded to attend as the weekly gathering continues.
Pointe du Bois 10.00 a.m. Sunday School 11.00 a.m. Morning prayer and Sermon 7.00 p.m. Evening prayer led by Rev. EL K Biacell incumbent.
Pine Falls church announces Sunday worship at 11.00 a.m. with Sunday School and Adult Bible Class, 7.00 p.m. Evening Service, and 8.15 p.m. Young Adult study on Wednesdays 7.00 p.m. Rev John E Humer minister. Trai Rangers mentor Mr C Rempel.
The parish lists daily Mass at 8 o'clock and Ash Wednesday ashes before Mass and at 8 o'clock Evening Service. Next Sunday February 23 Masses in Crescent Bay at 9 and Lac du Bonnet at 9. Fr S Beaudet thanks helpers for the last whist drive in aid of the church.
Sunday service at St Marys Roman church scheduled for 9 30 AM each week with a fee of 9 08 AM noted for collection time and solemn mass routine. Adjust phrasing to reflect actual parish event if needed.
Mrs. Mary Ann Patterson of Pine Falls died on Saturday February 8 from a heart attack. She had lived in Pine Falls over twenty years, was active in Red Cross and Legion work, and was secretary of Leonard School District. Survived by husband John Patterson and two children, with relatives across British Columbia and Ontario. Funeral held February 11 at Pine Falls United Church with Coronation Lodge honor. Burial in Pine Falls cemetery.
Peter Rogocki aged 9 died early Sunday from double pneumonia. He was the eldest and only son of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Rogocki of Lowland. Burial was held February 9 at St John Greek Catholic cemetery in Lowland.
A letter to Mrs. E. Waters from Dr. W. H. H. Gibbs thanks Lac du Bonnet citizens for their Home Front Appeal response. The subscription total was $92.39, highlighted after the drive.
At the District Board of Trade annual meeting in Lac du Bonnet on February 3 the group voted Frank Brown to a renewed term as president with Ken McQuaig as vice president and Harry Springman as secretary treasurer. Also elected were Dr. I W Sneath and W A Creaney as membership committee and E F Shewfelt with G H C Brown as auditors. The next Board of Trade dinner, planned for Casey's Inn in early March, will feature a Winnipeg guest speaker. The group emphasized local problems and urged active member involvement to drive improvements.
R L C C executive met February 6 naming Mrs Gordon Bragg librarian in charge of the reorganised library. A complete new book set purchased and members may suggest authors and titles. Membership is two dollars, refundable on leaving the club and community.
Pine Falls Juvenile hockey team hosted Lac du Bonnet Packsters in a friendly at Pine Falls. The Lac du Bonnet squad traveled in challenging road conditions and fell 11-4 with referee George Sharpe in charge. The Lac du Bonnet players showed good sportsmanship despite the loss and hoped for a return visit.
Pine Falls hosts a two day gala ice show on Feb 22 and 23 inspired by Oklahoma! with Western ranch set pieces and elaborate costumes. 496 seats, rapid ticket sales, queen voting ends Feb 20, and a post show monster carnival dance in Chateau hall.
Winnipeg Department of Veterans Affairs clarifies eligibility periods for benefits under the rehabilitation programme. Training must start within 12 months of discharge or war termination. university training within 15 months. other aids have 12 to 18 month windows. Detailed guidance available from the Rehabilitation Branch, Winnipeg.
The Pine Falls branch of the Canadian Legion hosted a social and dance on Friday evening February 7. Guests enjoyed lively music by Mrs J Hammerstedt Vivian Heady Albert Lavoie and Joe Lavoie with a refreshment committee led by Francis Kolesnick Bert Dimock Mike Bachynski Laurence Taylor and Jack French. Dancing continued until 2 a.m. with ample lunch provided by the assisted effort of lady guests.
The Y P C Bissett Young People's Club held its inaugural toboggan and skating party Sunday evening drawing about 26 youths with skates and toboggans. They prepared for 2 to 3 inches of new snow on the town rink. The gathering ended with hearty appetites at the hall after a day of brisk outdoor activity. They headed to McDonalds Hill opposite Ye Olde Poole Room where they plowed the slope with enthusiasm.
The piece notes risky slides from the top and a tree hazard nearby as people enjoy a hot beef sandwich with gravy and peas. After lunch a singsong and piano music comfort a tired group returning home for Monday ahead.
E M Bouvier and Aime Bou vier attended funerals for Joseph Trudeau and Marie Trudeau at Ile des Chenes and St Pierre. Wilfrid Guimond and Marie Ange Guimond visited relatives and a daughter Irene Eveline was born at Pine Falls.
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