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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1948
Page
2
The Leader announces July and August vacation rotations for staff and asks public cooperation with smaller local paper issues. It notes extended holiday weekends may reduce advertising and news output and thanks readers for indulgence during slimmer production weeks.
A mixed page combines editorial critique on U S strategic discourse and conscription policy with local social notes. It cites Newsweek and Western press views while listing weddings births visits and community events in Whitemouth and Rennie, Manitoba during June.
Mrs T G Erskine and Mr Ben Dubncioff visited the city on Saturday for a wedding. Brenda Malkoske, daughter of Ed and Mrs Malkoske, celebrated her fourth birthday on June 24 with guests Mickey Connor Sherroma Dickie Wayne Brown Barbara Munnoch David Dubincoff Sharon Bryk Sharon Lawrie and Lynne Lawrie.
Rev. John E Huncer leads Sunday 11.00 am worship with Sunday School Adult Bible Class at 7.00 pm Evening Service. Young Adult study Group meets Wednesdays at 7.00 pm Trail Rangers mentored by Mr C Rempel.
Regular weekly church service described as taking place every Sunday at 7 p.m. with no other details provided.
The notice lists Sunday School at 10.00 am 1100 a.m. Morning prayer at 1100 a.m. and Evening prayer with Sermon at 700 pm Rev. E. K. Bissell is the incumbent.
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Service at 11 a.m. Rev. Fred Ohliman leads Church of England duties. Fort Alexander holds 11 a.m. Sunday services, Wednesday prayers at 7 a.m. Finches' Guild meets every third Tuesday led by Rev. W H J Walter with L Th Dur. Eng.
A roundup of weekly worship times across Beausejour Lac du Bonnet Garson and Tyndall with Gospel Mission services listed. Denominational timetables include Sunday morning and afternoon services, Sunday School and evening prayers, plus midweek bible studies and children’s services.
Whitemouth United announces Sunday School at 2 PM and church services at 3 PM. St Marys Church lists masses at 9 AM and 10 30 AM. Tyndall Gospel Mission holds Sunday School at 3 PM and Evening Service at 7 PM led by J Spiers. St Pauls Lutheran Oldenburg SD notes July 11 10 AM services with Sunday School at 11 AM.
Beausejour Lutheran lists services on Sundays in July. July 4 at 11 am Cross Golden Bay and 7:30 pm Zion Beausejour. July 11 at 11 am Zion Beausejour and 7:30 pm Zion Beausejour. July 18 at 11 am St Pauls Green Bay and 7:30 pm Zion Beausejour English. July 25 at 11 am Cross Golden Bay and 7:30 pm Zion Beausejour.
The Jungfrau, a snow clad Swiss peak, allegedly earned its name meaning maiden from its pure whiteness and delicate shape as described in the article.
Parents gathered on Wednesday afternoon as Pinawa school children presented their report cards and shared a lunch. Several local families and residents enjoyed the event before a sequence of Winnipeg trips and visits connected to the community.
Guests gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Long during the July 1st holiday. Mrs. Fred Hawkes and Dougie joined Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hawkes as they traveled from Winnipeg. Bryant Hodge started hangar construction for the Manitoba Forestry Service at Lac du Bonnet. Young visitors included Dorothy Allen Beatrice Preston Elsie Ketola and Harold Marcus. Willa Flatt and Marion Ferguson left to begin teaching careers. W. Stuart’s accident last week prompted hopes for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. M. Gorenstein and her children Sherry and Barney of Winnipeg visit Beausejour with Miss Joan Toni also in town before heading to Kenora. Vic Burzminski returns from The Pas to spend summer with his parents. A banquet at St Marys parish hall honors Fr P Jaworski with speeches from T Greschuk Fr Lozinski E Keilback and Fr J Gurka and gifts from Altar Society and Children of Mary Society.
Local residents and couples traveled for day trips and short stays. J Gibbins and companions visited Winnipeg for shopping on Friday June 18 while Hans Erickson and family enjoyed several days at Great Falls and Winnipeg. Margaret Leith and family plus Sargeant and others spent Friday June 11 in Winnipeg. Mrs Wannacott of Winnipeg spent two weeks visiting Mr and Mrs O Bernard. Continued on Page 3.
Health officials urge care with language noting that words can wound both children and adults. They advise using pleasant words, praise, and cordial greetings to create happiness for the speaker and the listener.
A series of weekend visits are noted among Manitoba residents with guests from Fannystelle Snake Falls and Charleswood visiting the Drawson and Anderson households in Winnipeg. Upstate visitors include Mrs. Anderson of Chicago and Micky Kushak returning home for a two week stay with his parents.
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