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03 Jan 1950
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 03, 1950
Page
1
Circulation figures and office distribution numbers discussed including 55 1235 and 1247. No further context provided.
The Tyndall Scholars delivered a top Christmas program praised by an eager crowd. Highlights included a Fireman’s Drill by Grades II IV and V, solos by Carol Damman and Vere Dolennik, Hansel and Gretel, a kid’s folk dance, Joey Kostuik’s monologue, the Truth Telling Machine, a high school dialogue, and a costumed pageant by older students.
The A C T C J O B Amateur Show in Lac du Bonnet on January 14 promotes TB fundraising by the Associated Commercial Travellers. Contestants vie for radio air time on CJOB with 25 cent votes, prizes of 15 10 and 5 dollars, and a backstage program by ACCT volunteers. Entry closes January 7 with Mrs M V Faris handling registrations.
Riverside notes list visits and gatherings in Winnipeg and area during December and January. Names include Coulombe Crews Hous ton Desilets Rossin Vincent Mart in Duquette Pelland Lavoie Lavoie Thomas and семьи. Events cover school holidays bakery opening a wedding in St. Marys rectory showers and births among local families.
In a postwar discussion, Canada is urged to trade with Yugoslavia and all Curtain countries on a business basis while avoiding entanglement. The panel says satellites may gain some independence later, but Western governments should mind their own business. Canada should expand trade with all nations and credits to Yugoslavia on a strictly commercial basis as 1949 ends.
Ted Knopf a River Hills resident died at home on Friday December 23 after a lengthy illness. Survived by widow and three children Lorraine Edward and Harvey all of River Hills his mother three brothers Otto Portland Oregon Julius and Herb River Hills two sisters Ida Grabke River Hills Olga Kuhn Vancouver BC. Funeral services were held December 27 at 2 p.m. Whitemouth Baptist Church Rev F Ohlman officiating. Russel's funeral home handled arrangements. Pallbearers were Richard Irvin Grabke George Art Nelson and Lonnie Knopf nephews of the deceased.
Mrs. Charlotte Trapp wife of Albert Trapp of Brokenhead died December 30. Survived by three daughters Mrs Eleanor Bausche Mrs M Bruchanski and Mrs E Omicinski. Interment at Beausejour with services by Russell Funeral Home.
A brief note urges moderation in exercise. It warns that overly violent routines or workouts for the physically weak can be dangerous and advises consulting a family doctor to tailor a safe in shape plan.
A typical sugar factory runs more than 800 chemical and polaris copic tests daily to guarantee 99.9 percent purity of the finished product.
The Leader will publish a column by Beausejour correspondent W. W. Childe reporting council news and doings in his distinctive style. The incoming Reeve and Councillors support the project valuing free factual local coverage for the public.
A large audience filled the Winnipeg Falls School concert with many enjoyable items. An all negro band drew laughter while a girls drill in white gowns impressed spectators. Santa appeared handing gifts and treats as teachers Mr and Mrs Peleshock were credited with the show's success.
The Christmas week end finals of the first bonspiel drew 21 rinks of local curlers. Winners were Herb Sides' foursome in the main event, a rink skipped by W. in second place, and J. Sparman and associates in third. Heavy ice caused hogged rocks, but skips rose to the challenge. The event boosts district curling and anticipation grows for the new rink opening early next year.
The Sarnia Ontario refinery is described as the largest in the British Commonwealth with a daily average capacity of 53 000 barrels.
A reader sends in $2.00 enclosed with a note requesting renewal for one year of service. The brief indicates a simple payment and renewal instruction without additional details.
Lac du W S Ke Miss Pridmore visits family. Mike the Moose joins postal staff for Christmas rush. Andy Usackis opens new Pine Falls bakery with Kolesar. Oscar Lagshin returns from Winnipeg Clinic. John Chaulk buys John Lappin acreage Windigo Narrows. John Schwolman back from Pine Falls for medical care. Village fire hall begins construction after a recent incident. Ritcheys celebrate 50th anniversary with family. Ostende LeVasseur home for Christmas. Nurses Verna Brown and Shirley Ingaldson leave for Victoria hospital. Omer LeVasseur to join Royal Canadian Navy. Mitch Fournier returns for holidays. Carnival Beard Growing contest tight. entries urged by Jan 8. Omer LeVasseur honored at base stag before Navy rejoin. Boxing Night dance a popular Memorial hall event. Tony Swett visits from Pine Falls. Sammy Tomlinson returns from Deer Lodge for Christmas.
A White Mouth district wedding occurred Saturday December 17 at Grey United church Elmwood. Bertha Selma Johnson daughter of the late John and Mrs Johnson Winnipeg married Edward Henry Pischke son of Rudolph and Mrs Pischke Whitemouth Manitoba. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Wesley Bray with organist Dorothy Gray and soloist Dorothy Desjarlais. The bride wore nylon over taffeta with lace veil and carried a white bouquet. After a reception at St Charles hotel the couple planned a brief honeymoon in Minneapolis and will reside in Winnipeg.
Helen Boulanger daughter of F Boulanger and Robert Bruce Soderholm son of Carl Soderholm wed at Lac du Bonnet on December 17. Rev A Frechette officiated. Witnesses were Camille Boulanger and Thelma Soderholm. Supper and a Riverland hall reception followed.
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