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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 02, 1962
Page
8
A cheerful note encourages homemakers to reevaluate routines and plan schedules for 1962, balancing work with family time and leisure. It includes a practical Turkey in Diablo Sauce recipe with step by step directions, ingredients, and serving yield.
Funeral services were held in Golden Bay Lutheran Church for Rudolph Thompson 30 of Buchan who died December 21 in an accident. Pastor H O Hartig officiated with burial in Golden Bay cemetery. Russell Funeral Home Beausejour handled arrangements. Survived by parents five brothers and three sisters. A Pine Falls United Church service honored Nelson Caufield 56 who died December 27 in Pine Falls with burial in Pine Falls cemetery. Russell Funeral Home Beausejour arranged. He was born in Ontario and lived in Pine Falls for 28 years, survived by his wife Florence.
Obituaries note Julia Wernie Schmidt 80 of Thalberg died December 19 in Beausejour General Hospital with services at Beausejour funeral chapel and St Ovens cemetery. Survived by sons Albert and Wesley and daughters Flora and Lena. Also Henry Zaborniak 82 of Tyndall died December 16 at Selkirk General Hospital with funeral at St Michael Catholic Church in Cook's Creek. Survived by three sons Stanley Jack and Charles, daughter Mrs Sam Rasmus, eight grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Steve Peluk 63 of Ladywood died December 21 at St Boniface Hospital with funeral at Ladywood church and burial in family plot. Survived by widow Mary, son Edward, daughter Mrs Kozina, two brothers Mike and Tom, two sisters Pryma and Mrs A Baker, and four grandchildren.
Seven Sisters Miss E Cousins of Transcona spent the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs L Cousins. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs B Howke of Transcona. Mr and Mrs C E Precious had relatives from Winnipeg join them for Christmas. Mr and Mrs A Frantz visited Winnipeg relatives. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs A Dales Thompson on a December 16 birth, Kevin Allan weighing 7 lbs 9 ozs. Sympathy to W Berntz and family on August Berntt’s death December 24 in Winnipeg. Birthday wishes to Master Wayne Trimdall on January 1. The community notes a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Dave Wardrop in Whitemouth with relatives visiting from Winnipeg Riverland and Lac du Bonnet. Various relatives from Thompson Winnipeg Ashern and other towns joined Christmas gatherings.
A year opening note shares best wishes and memories from Bissett residents. Christmas visits, family gatherings, and local travels are recounted, including Willard Berens's Portage la Prairie trip and John Caswell's Winnipeg connections. A Tribune carrier won a Winnipeg trip, Pete Prokop recuperates at home, and senior citizens receive holiday boxes from church groups.
An enjoyable Christmas concert on December 21 featured the Hockey Club draw for two Christmas cakes with Miss Bonnie Craig winning a 12 lb cake and Miss Roberta Morton winning a 6 lb cake. Thanks were extended to Mrs. G. Cousins, Mr. L. Strict,Mr. M. Reid for master of ceremonies, and to Mrs. M. Picard and Mrs. C. Frantz for raffle coordination and lunch duties.
Continued from Page 3 ed, and the interest shown in these visits has been very gratifying. Teachers in the schools also help in the program by doing vision testing on the children, and hearing tests will be carried out by the nurse, Miss Baltoaen, as the schools are visited throughout the year. Russell Waters, Laverne Cherry and Bruce Griffith took about 15 boys between ages 9 and 12 to Bissett on Saturday where they played two hockey games, one on Saturday and the second on Sunday. Our lads lost both games, but they remained upbeat and enjoyed the trip.
The piece links rising rates with a $1 billion-plus money supply expansion by the Bank of Canada, echoing 1958 policy. It argues the expansion finances a large government deficit, amid factory layoffs and falling unemployment, warning inflation fears could grow as deficits persist into 1962.
Christmas and New Year observations from Bissett Manitoba recount visitors from Winnipeg and Edmonton. Local gossip covers family visits, a dining room upgrade at Ernie's cafe, moves by Mr and Mrs Callow and Mrs Krause, carol singing in cold weather, a turkey bingo at Rice Lake hall, and a bank manager's relocation to Rose Valley. Also noted are church activities, a New Year mass, hampers packed for pensioners, schoolyard hockey results, and a new community sign board for Ernie's dates.
In 1492 Christopher Columbus and his crew celebrated Christmas as dinner guests of an Indian chief ruling the island of Haiti.
The text critiques peaceful talks turning into forceful actions and warns that negotiations are meaningless without safeguards. It notes Khrushchev and others should reject propaganda that undermines real agreements. The piece argues that ideology clashes undermine trust in any settlement.
Christmas lights brighten Elma adding to holiday Spirit with no local accidents. Families gather for festive visits across Manitoba and Ontario towns including Sault Ste. Marie Transcona Winnipeg and Fort Frances. Birthday wishes go to Tracey Martin turning one. Louis Sitar visits home from Dallas Man to see parents.
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited invites sealed tenders for construction of Building 402 at the Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment Manitoba. Tenders due noon EST January 17 1962. Submissions require certified cheque or bearer bonds equal to ten percent and plans available from Chalk River or Winnipeg office.
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