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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1946
Page
4
LAC DU BONNET Mrs. F. Jeffrey and Sheilagh and Alastair traveled to Winnipeg for the Ice Carnival and visited Mulberry before returning with Frank. Mrs. Wm. Petterson and daughter Donna also attended the events. Mitch Fournier is home after Army discharge and plans bush work for the winter, hauling fuel and pulp wood despite the cold.
A wedding at Christ Church unites Diday of Lac du Bonnet and Stanley Cupit of Vancouver amid a village reception at the Peter Pan. The Timber wolves’ hunt is rising with deer at risk if snows deepen. Local repats Johnny James Russell Waters Roland Hammerstedt Evelyn McIntosh and others visit, with plan for future sew ing classes and extended community updates.
In Treherne Manitoba a brief notes that fighting causes trouble while fighting for each other resolves conflict, urging community solidarity. The column frames solidarity as a solution to disputes among neighbors.
Community thanks are expressed for the Silver Tea proceeds of 110.75 with donations. The Vestry of St Mary’s Church held its annual meeting on January 20 with officers named for 1946. Curling guests from Manitoba Curling Association enjoyed games and a visit to Slave Falls. Local residents welcome Bryant Hodge back from service and report others moving to Winnipeg. A whist drive bazaar and dance raised 94 for a Welcome Home party. Winnipeg visitor Mrs. Campbell stays with the Molt-Wengel home.
Mr and Mrs A S Williams Mr and Mrs A Oddleifson and Mrs G M Ambrose travelled to Winnipeg last Friday January 18 for a banquet and lecture at Hudsons Bay store. A Fort Garry curling club guest group visited Winnipeg Saturday January 19 and enjoyed themselves despite losses.
A surprise party at Mrs. F. Andersons home featured guests Mes. dames P R Pa O Peterson J Molinski T G Erskine F Swanson A Anderson H Nelson and R B Latta. Mrs Anderson received a wall plaque for her new home. Adolp Malkoske underwent immediate appendicitis surgery with good condition following. Stan Bryck and Albert Karpoff returned from the San Antonio Mines. A Whist Drive at Municipal Hall Friday February 1 sponsored by Kitemouth Community Club aims to raise funds for Memorial Curling and Skating Run.
Elma North returns from overseas on short leave to her parents Mr and Mrs O North. Johnny Zavaduk visits Winnipeg family. Olga Novicki heads to Winnipeg for two months. Tommy Barski bets and eats 40 bananas at Gertsman store. Oscar, the two inch bearded stranger, claims warm protection from cold. Marie North plans to save and visit cousin Gertie North at Lund British Columbia. Mrs D Mordue visits A McKinnon household. Mrs W Melnychenko returns from Winnipeg. Visitors to Winnipeg include J Bazay T Kolba Mrs Gertsman and Mrs A Kowalyk.
The Bissett Trail Rangers resume indoor work after a successful pie feed. A Winter Ice Carnival is set for February 17 with queen votes, skating races, hockey, broom ball, a parade, and moccasin dance. Miss Muirhead will inspect the sewing club. W Weeks recuperates from a rock injury. Neil McLeod’s rink heads to Lac du Bonnet for the northeast Manitoba bonspiel.
Classified advertisements detail rates for inserts selling space by line count and word count. The notice outlines 5 cent minimum for up to three lines and 10 cent per additional line, with approximately five words per line.
For sale a 17 by 31 foot house on one acre located 100 feet from the river. Four rooms with gyproc finish and completely furnished. Includes two 10 by 12 chicken coops selling for 1200 cash. Also a Jamesway wood burning brooder for 1000 chicks used one month. 100 feet of 3 foot chicken wire feed troughs and drinking fountains priced at 25. C. Senneville Lac du Bonnet.
Dave's Auto Wrecking at 291 Logan Ave Winnipeg offers complete rebuilt motors for Ford and Dodge plus 4 cylinder engines. They stock transmissions axles wheels pistons rings bearings and both new and used parts for cars and trucks with rebuilt guaranteed craters.
The column cites quotations supplied by the Department of Agriculture Market Information Service and states they are effective as of Monday noon.
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