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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 1947
Page
7
Beausejour residents celebrate births and weddings, with Leslie Ann Nichesl and a July 2 daughter among announced births. Couples, visitors, and travelers are highlighted, including Jeromes Shuster wedding trip to multiple cities, visitors from Lorain Ohio, and Beausejour events such as a July 11 shower for Mrs Zigmond Ehinger and a Tyndall field day and dance.
Miss Pearl Jaworski spends summer in Tyndall after teaching in Bissett wearing a sparkler. A youth program invites 4 to 15 year olds to daily classes July 21 25 and Aug 4 8 led by Mr and Mrs Bennett. Local sports note Tyndall hardball beat Lac du Bonnet and Beausejour but lost to Oakbank. Two former residents Miss Betty Blue and Miss Nina Lewis recently married. Machula family from Toronto visited en route to Winnipeg for Casmir's fourth wedding anniversary. Mrs Selina Blair returns to Tyndall after a stay away.
Mrs. W. Lewis and Jimmy visit Winnipeg while Mr. and Mrs. P. Evans stay with the Ligertwoods. A two week vacation takes A. L. Oddleifson to Glenboro and Wynyard. J. E. Rougeau's family visit relatives in Winnipeg. McGibbons host Winnipeg guests. M. Bisset visits Thornhill and Eversons. Hudsons host R. Hudson and children. P Nielson and family visit Sperling. A. F. Bartley and Albert Braund visit Fort Frances. Mrs. A. S. Williams heads to Winnipeg to see her mother Eadie.
Mildred Lodge reports students enjoying a two month holiday with many outside visitors at Pointe du Bois. A spontaneous wiener roast raised funds for food as guests paid a quarter each. Girls hosted a Thursday picnic at Slave Falls with a tour of local sites led by Mr. Brownell.
Rev H Moertelmeyer officiated as Elsie Kaatz eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs H Kaatz of Beausejour wed Lonnie White of Bridgeport Connecticut on July 9 at the Beausejour Lutheran Church. The bride wore a white gabardine suit with peplum and gold trim and carried tea roses.
A group of girls journeyed through a narrow tunnel and near a spillway where they photographed the falls and swam at a nearby hole. They spent the day at the dock area amid hot days and described the water as wonderful and refreshing. Helgi Storseth Donald Boyd and Ray Brownell hosted a party at Mr and Mrs Storseth’s home while away on holidays with food drinks games and dances. Grade X students learned their results from the inspector last week and all passed to eleven. Eileen Preston marked her sixteenth birthday on July 10.
Julia Kazina of Tyndall wed Fred Pfeifer of Ladywood at Pfeifer Kazina nuptials held Saturday July 5 at 11 am in Pfeifer Kazina St Marys Roman Catholic Church Beausejour with Frances Kazina as bridesmaid and James Kazina as best man.
Local items include Wendy the Great Dane ready for a winter sleigh, new pool hall and salon upgrades at Zikmans, Miss Iona Hartwell’s Regina departure, J Porth planning a Lettonia tourist park, and questions about Wally Carrion’s swimming. Wedding festivities for Arvid and Mrs. Johnson, with Irene Dillabough’s engagement. various residents visiting or moving, and community events at Lettonia Hall.
An 82 year old Mr Welin returns from Calgary and plans a brief Riverland holiday with friends. G T Wood sends a bouquet of peonies to Lake View Tavern. Mr and Mrs Picard and Evelyn leave for a two week Dunmas vacation. Sask Julian Nigadoski visits Brightstone. Norman McCoy visits from Winnipeg. Madeline Pachet and Omer Le Vasseur announce July 3 engagement. Omer is Lac du Bonnet native, Madeline from St. Claude. A sharp warning to Joan, recently married, about rhymes with a threat of a writ scribbler’s attack.
The fragment notes that ink originated in China around 400 AD using lampblack. It asserts the war’s cost to the American people could fund an $8,000 house for every family, signaling a dramatic, broad economic claim.
A Fontaine, four year Patrolman for Winnipeg Electric, resigns to work north likely in the Longman Lake mines. He formerly patrolled high voltage lines to San Antonio Mines and Great Falls from Central Manitoba Mines at Long Lake. C M Reid trains to take over and both receive best wishes.
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