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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 27, 1962
Page
6
Thursday March 1 marks the annual Red Cross canvass led by Lac du Bon nat Home and School Association. The red day events include an 8:00 pm Holiday Beach bingo and a March 5 gathering at Par ee Hall Anglican meet at 8:00 pm.
March events and local happenings list bingo municipal hall meetings and church services. February and March social notes name residents, births, deaths, travel, and donations to the March of Dimes while reporting on W.A. activities, skating party plans, and square dance entries.
A 4 H clothing club met February 20 in the school auditorium with all members and visiting parents. Guest speaker Mrs S Downey spoke on home economics before lunch. Whitemouth community club plans an ice carnival and beauty queen contest on March 10 to raise funds. Queen candidates include Brenda Malkoske Shelagh Malloy Dorothy Tommila Kathy Van Buskirk and Carol Howcroft. Eighteen teachers from Whitemouth Seven Sisters met for a local teachers society meeting at the Collegiate with Mr Shewchuk presiding. A box social and dance on February 16 in the town hall supported sports equipment. Mrs Ernie Webb was honored February 19 for her birthday with relatives and friends attending.
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Winter storms linger as residents hope for sunny days. Toronto visitors Mr and Mrs A Boretski celebrate their parents 50th anniversary, with Mr and Mrs John Boretski of Baudette also in attendance. The Elma 4-H club selects Dorothy Tommila as queen candidate for the Whitemouth Ice Carnival on March 10. Condolences to Fort William on Mr William North of Elma. A new third class room opens in Elma school with Mr Deliquis as teacher. Allan Proceviat turns 16 on Valentine’s Day and receives a cake from Miss Zurbyk. Valentine party for students nachos of free cakes on Feb 14.
The Cake company and Ice cream from the Co op dairy assisted as sponsors for a party hosted by the Elma sewing and garden club on February 23.
A quip asks how a fool and his money unite before parting, hinting at a social trap or scam. The line suggests scrutiny of naïve choices and financial temptations that lead to predictable outcomes, inviting reflection on prudence and gullibility.
Fragmentary line hints at patience and payoff as things that come to the man who waits often fail to equal his hopes, with a wry reflection on outcomes versus anticipation.
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