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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 31, 1956
Page
6
The record lists a religious service schedule for Sunday February 1956 with Holy Communion and Sunday School hours. It includes a rector and reverend ordered services with morning and evening observances.
Lac du Bonnet community notices list events at the Roman Catholic W.A and Municipal Hall including a Well jab clinic, St Johns Anglican W.A, and a municipal council meeting. Chamber of Commerce dinner features talks on tourism and crown lands. Bingo night suspended then resumes February 10. Local residents travel and gatherings referenced with names and places.
Coronation Rebekah Lodge No 51 officers were installed January 10 in Powerview with district deputy president Mrs Gladwyn Perry leading the ceremony assisted by a full slate including junior past noble grand Mrs Viola Campbell and noble grand Mrs Grace Huhn. A January 2 christening at Pine Falls RC Rectory saw Brent Robert Pfefferle named infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert Pfefferle with God parents Mr and Mrs Nick Rush.
Mr and Mrs J Herbers welcomed son Mark born January 5. The CKY Porky Fines Orchestra of Winnipeg provided music. Lac du Bonnet ladies failed in the Lady Eaton event while Pine Falls student Tom McCulloch won the University of Manitoba bonspiel with Arts, edging Bob Goodwin 9-8 in a tight final.
WENDEBORN Leo Meneghin of Winnipeg visited his former school chums here over the weekend. Gregory Marko of Stony Hill school toured Beausejour and Brokenhead district. John Neyedley worked as a carpenter in Minaki Ontario last week. Mrs Geo Proceviat of Ophir Manitoba visited relatives here. Nick Grivich left for Red Lake Ontario for winter work. At Elma school meeting John H. Sitar was elected trustee for three years. Prosvita Elma Hall members held their annual meeting with officers named. Stony Hill school district elected W G Doerksen and Peter P Penner to fill board positions. Betty Neyedsey left for several months in the city. Twin calves were born on Jos B Sitar’s farm.
Janek Schinkel visited Wednesday evening, Jan 18, his first trip since Christmas. Jack works at Bird River mines. Louis Bumgartner and father toured Pinawa. Mr. and Mrs. Tymko celebrated Ukrainian New Year Jan 14 in Winnipeg at Woligroski home. Mrs. Gmeterik held a feather stripping party. Trusteeship elected for retiring Steve Paselutko. Albert Rach and daughter Beatrice spent weekend in Winnipeg. Beatrice helped sponsor her sister’s baby Kenneth William Young.
Congratulations pour in for J. P. and Mrs Golembieski on Debbie Marie born January 10 at Winnipeg Maternity Pavilion, weighing 7 pounds 15 2 ounces. Randolph Lloyd born December 30 at Beausejour Hospital, 7 pounds 10 ounces. Agnes Fiebelkorn visits from Beausejour as Eleanor Ukrainec returns to Winnipeg with Alec. Visitors Chas Zdrill Walter Zdrill Ernest Nikodem employed in Winnipeg. Wear Ever brush party at Rattray School hosted by Mrs Bailey with lunch by Mrs Scheer. Wanda Trojanoski visiting parents before a trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Walter Pachal spent a week in Beausejour with her parents while Mr and Mrs W Schnellert stay near little Barbara hospitalized for teeth removal. Eugene Yusishen and family visited his parents over the weekend. A blizzard blocked No 1 road delaying Winnipeg travel. Sympathy sent to Mr and Mrs H Wittmeier of Stead on the death of their baby son. At Glenmoor annual meeting R F Otto was elected.
Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to February 11 for an offer of purchase of the three old buildings situated on the north side of the Lac du Bonnet Memorial Hall. These buildings will have to be moved. Highest offer not necessarily accepted. Dated at Lac du Bonnet January 30, 1956. E Malyk, Sec Treas Lac du Bonnet Memorial Centre.
Sealed tenders for construction of an 82 ft 8 in by 40 ft concrete foundation at the municipal ward in section 18 15 11E west side of No 11 Highway are due by 10:00 a m on Tuesday February 7 1956. Plans and specifications are available at the municipal office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
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