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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1961
Page
8
General Motors engineers estimate that at 60 miles per hour the average car radiator circulates about 2500 gallons of cooling water each hour, reflecting the engine cooling demands during normal highway speeds.
General Motors Oshawa hosts yearly tours drawing about 10 000 people. Despite a walking route taking weeks, visitors are shown a motorized train tour for faster access.
Mrs. Kiass from Herbert Sask visits with her daughter and Shults family for a month while many guests stay around Wallace Lake and Rio Lake areas. Local hunt of assess ment work near Bissett continues with several local boys employed. Visitors include families from Winnipeg Pipestone Edmonton and Ottawa. long lists of relatives stop by at Hay's summer home. News also covers water skiing on Rice Lake and community notices in Bissett Beausejour and Thalberg with obituaries for Julia Witzke and Paul Smyrski.
MORE ABOUT WEDDINGS describes a ceremony with white carnation bouquets. The groom’s brother Raymond attended, as did usher George Steffenson and Mike Rozier. The bride’s mother wore blue with a linen like insert and sweetheart roses. The groom’s mother wore lilac with nylon lace. They hosted a reception at Whitemouth Municipal Hall and plan to live in Winnipeg after a trip to the USA.
Seven Sisters notes Mrs L Watson mother of a person born July 19 at Selkirk General Hospital. Mrs C Frantz joined her daughter Mrs J Murray and Pamela for a week’s vacation in the Whiteshell. Ted Keith hosts his sister and brother in law with family visiting. Ray Gravell family drove to Lundar Manitoba for a weekend with relatives.
Beausejour resident Adolph Splett aged 31 died in a July 17 accident at Stuart burn Manitoba. Funeral arrangements by Russell Funeral Home Beausejour. Born in Beausejour he is survived by his parents Ted and Mrs Splett, two brothers Ronnie Hartney and Henry Beausejour, and three sisters Mrs D.
A reader letter discusses the likeness of a famous man and supports a statue placement. The note praises teaching Ukrainian as an optional high school course and predicts a future statue of Lloyd George in the legislative locale, noting his Welsh heritage.
A speaker expresses belief that Welsh colorful language may be taught in Manitoba schools soon. The author, citing Welsh heritage, argues that carefully chosen Welsh terms could broaden high school vocabulary and cultural exposure.
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