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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 08, 1952
Page
6
A village column mixes old railway memories with local civic chatter. The writer recalls the Molson Lac du Bonnet line, jokes about travel and cokes, and notes the Brokenhead council meeting, new officials, and insurance tales. He praises local clubs, welcomes party line humor, and salutes community effort behind regional development.
Whitemouth residents report travel visits, new local appointments, and holiday events. Dr. Giesbrecht plans a January start in Beausejour. a Pioneer Garage breakin yields \$26,000. Dr W Bilynsky named resident doctor. School ratepayers meet January 15. New Year dance praised. local anniversaries and greetings shared.
Local Glenmoor residents enjoyed a snowless winter with new purchases including a Pontiac, a G M C truck, and a Mercury two ton. Bush workers returned home for Christmas, with Pete Robak and his son Billy among those visiting family. George Robak spent five days with relatives before returning to Fort Frances Ontario on December 26. Roland Otto also spent holidays at home as a Christmas concert at the Glenmoor Lutheran church was held December 23 under the direction of Rev.
On December 23 a White Christmas service took place at Seven Sisters Falls Community hall. Brian Hudson led the Sunday School, Art King read a message, and Kenneth Beal read a Christmas story. Primary classes helped decorate and gift a white envelope on a tinted tree while funds supported the Children of Greece Fund. O Oxholm raffled floral work raising 15 dollars. Upper Seven Sisters Falls school held its annual Christmas concert under strong direction.
Mrs. H. Solar hosted a gala New Year’s Eve gathering at the Friendly Fellows’ hall with about 200 attendees. Children performed a concert before Santa Claus arrived, followed by a festive dance hall with noise makers hats balloons novelty dances and lively revelry as the Old Year ended and the New Year began.
A socialist offers to share what he has if you help him extract more from the other party. A communist says he will share everything you’ve got, presenting a sharper, more expansive claim to shared resources.
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