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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1950
Page
3
Visiting friends and relatives in Lac du Bonnet and Point du Bois during the week. Many residents share vacation plans with families at Lettonia and trips to Columbia University for summer study. Several community members report hospital stays, home improvements, fishing trips, and Dominion Day gatherings with neighbors from Lettonia and beyond.
Whitemouth social column lists dinners visits and gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. Erickson Mrs. Zick and family moving Birch River Mrs. Alec Hill and Winnipeg guests Dr. R. Giesbrecht hosts garden party with birthday tribute 27 guests and a wedding preview for Rudy Noel and Jean Schatkowsky local sports note a Whitemouth vs Selkirk baseball game 8 to 7 and community thanks for picnic and field day volunteers.
Mr and Mrs Johnny Dolennik and children relocate to Kenora Ontario. Miss Chrissie Nelson travels to Henribourg Saskatchewan as bridesmaid for her brother Bobby. Mr and Mrs J Queen with daughter Kathleen vacation in the United States. Dave Ford assumes duties as station agent at Mr Queen's post.
Mr and Mrs Robert Sergent and children move from Molson to Tyndall. L Pearson’s garage reopens under B Myers. Zenon Sabat vacationing in Calgary while Vincent and Kenny McLennan stay with grandmother during parents’ New York trip. John Michaluk home and store destroyed by fire July 3. family staying in Winnipeg. Albert Blair family spending summer in Tyndall. Carol Surowica and Joe Shumilak hold shower and stag party for July 9. wedding July 15.
Every year Canadian workers suffer eye damage from high intensity light. Goggles offering complete protection should be available in every plant and used whenever necessary to prevent such hazards.
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