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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 31, 1950
Page
4
The article urges enduring crises with inner reserves and highlights life insurance as a means to support a family when the breadwinner dies, offering relief and retirement income. It notes perseverance can lead to success or relief and references the saying that dawn follows darkest times.
Mrs. Erskine presided at a hospital furnishing event with Mrs. Everson and Mrs. Carr from Seven Sisters attending. Curling team members John Molinski and Fred Anderson returned from the Kenora Keewatin bonspiel. Julius Schatkowsky is ill. Visitors included Valda Dunn, Albert Karpoff, Clifford Connor and Allan Karpoff. Lonely Dale school elected H Kwast, G Machel, and W M Weiss to terms. George Steiner re-elected secretary treasurer. Walter Milbrandt and George Hunter attended the Manitoba Trustees convention. Mrs. Fred Swanson’s birthday celebrated. Beausejour junior hockey team did not visit Whitemouth. Local players listed. Tom Law vacationing in Texas. Eddie Tyler ill. Farms for sale around White mouth include Charlie Wallingham and A Hebrecht. Bill Zink returned from Hamilton. Miss Margaret Tyler’s 17th birthday party hosted by her parents with Winnipeg guests.
The Whitemouth Consolidated school board met Friday and elected Henry Steiner as chairman for 1950. Trustees named include John Molinski, George Hunter, Alec Hill and Walter Millbrandt. Visitors Mr and Mrs Fred Swanson visited Ingolf weekend. The weekly picture show will be closed until further notice.
Canadian railways allocate 2 889.06 dollars annually for maintenance costs per mile of track across the country.
Congratulations greet Miss Elsie Yaworski on turning 18. Mr and Mrs Peter Sitar wed at St Anthony’s Elma. Mrs Sitar, formerly Rosalia Wlosek, arrived in Canada from Poland December 13 1949. Nick Boila to spend winter at home. Jean Krystalowich visits Winnipeg. Mrs N H Kurian visiting relatives in Winnipeg. Elma Ladies Guild raffle raises 1560 for Whitemouth hospital. winner Harry Wasiuta. Business people tour farms along proposed Trans Canada Highway south of Elma.
At the January 23 election in Leonard School District No. 191 nearly 400 residents voted. Although Alfred Dupont initially led, a poll demand altered results and he was declared trustee for a three year term. Philippe Dupont retires after nine years on the board, contributing to school additions and road improvements.
The article notes expected development in eastern Manitoba. It mentions Joseph Neyedly and his son Kenny as ill, expresses wishes for their speedy recovery. Maurice Ducharme of Seven Sisters Falls, Manitoba, spent the weekend with his family.
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