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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 1947
Page
13
Valerie Manc hester reports births to Schultz and Nichols families and multiple social visits. Guests from Detroit and Castlegar, weddings, showers, trips to Vancouver and Victoria, and local returning residents highlight a weekend of family, travel, and greetings in Beausejour.
Winter at Arbor Vita features a Tyndall field day with six hardball teams and four softball squads, races for all ages, and an evening dance at the Red Deer. Visits include Mrs B Olenick and son Bryan in Brandon, Urbanski family moving to Winnipeg, and Tyndall players competing in Warren with Argyle and Beausejour. Mary Lister travels to Kansas and Toronto after teaching in Lundar.
L A Wawr yshyn and Pearl Jaworski spend summer at home in Tyndall where Pearl teaches in Bissett and wears a sparkler. A summer program for 4 to 15 year olds runs July 21 25 and Aug 4 8 with games singing handicraft stories and Bible study from 2 to 5 pm. Mrs Pacy Norman visits Tyndall. Mrs M Chymyshyn is taken to hospital. Tyndall girls beat Oakbank and Dugald. hardball team defeats Lac du Bonnet and Beausejour but loses to Oakbank. Betty Blue and Nina Lewis, former residents, recently married. Machula family from Toronto visited en route to Winnipeg for Casmir’s fourth wedding anniversary. Mrs Selina Blair returns to Tyndall.
Mrs W Lewis and Jimmy spent a few days in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs P Evans of Winnipeg were guests of Mr and Mrs H Ligertwood for the weekend. Mr and Mrs A L Oddleifson returned after a two week vacation at Glenboro Manitoba and Wynyard Saskatchewan. Mr and Mrs J E Rougeau and family are visiting relatives in Winnipeg this week.
Students enjoy a long two month holiday with many outside guests at The Pointe. A Wiener roast raised funds for food with each attendee paying a quarter. Girls hosted a picnic at Slave Falls and toured the power plant and High Tension Structure guided by Mr. Brownell.
Elsie Kaatz eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs H Kaatz Beausejour married Lonnie White of Bridgeport Conn on July 9 at the Lutheran Church Beausejour Martha Beger played the wedding music The bride wore a white gabardine suit with flared peplum and gold trim She carried tea roses Ruth Kaatz was bridesmaid Roy Good of Winnipeg was best man A reception followed at the bride’s home with out of town guests Ivy Sparks Mrs Grassie Miss Grassie and Jack Grassie of Brandon present
In Lac du Bonnet Allan and Garth Rowe likely to be popular next winter with Wendy the Great Dane harnessed to a sleigh. Town improvements include a pool table and a modern hair salon at Zikmans. Community notices cover engagements, travel, and local entertainments through July.
A school outing follows a tunnel crawl past a spillway to a swimming hole where the girls photograph the falls. The group tours the power plant area for more pictures before returning home. Helgi Storseth and others hosted a party at the Storseth home while on holidays. Grade X students learned their results. all passed. Eileen Preston marked her sixteenth birthday on July 10.
At St Marys Roman Catholic Church Beausejour on Saturday July 5 at 11 am Julia Kazina daughter of Mr and Mrs Nick Kazina Tyndall married Fred Pfeifer son of Mr and Mrs John L Pfeifer Ladywood Fr J Gurka officiated Frances Kazina the bridesmaid and James Kazina brother of the bride served as best man.
An 82 year old named Welin has just come back from Calgary and aims to spend a short vacation with friends in the Riverland area. A bouquet of peonies decorates Lake View Tavern, reportedly a gift from G. T. Wood.
A. Fontaine of Winnipeg Electric Company resigns after four years as patrolman to pursue mining work likely at Longman Lake. He previously stationed at Central Manitoba Mines near Long Lake and patrolled lines to San Antonio Mines and Great Falls. C. M. Reid prepared to assume the position, with wishes for success.
The fragment remarks that ink came from lampblack made in China around 400 AD and compares war expenses to building an $8,000 house for every American family, highlighting the high cost of conflict.
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