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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1961
Page
6
Community notices detail a garden tea and bake sale on the lawn of Mrs G Ambrose to be hosted by St John’s Anglican W A, plus various social events and travel notes. Dated items mention a June 2 event and multiple visits, weddings, and family milestones across Manitoba and Ontario.
Stella Roscoe reports several community items from Pointe du Bois including the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Waisanen on June 3 at First Lutheran Church in Winnipeg, a visit by Mrs. Ann Pecchia, a June 5 winter club windup with whist prizes, and various prize awards for ladies and men.
Mrs. Mary Smerechynski notes sunny but sparse rainfall affecting gardens. A. Shewchuk and Natalie attended the Shewchuk Kiwaluk wedding at Gardenton on June 3 with Natalie as bridesmaid. Gordon Proceviat and Jim Saarela from Elma were present. H. C. Connor returned from England praising time with five brothers and his mother. J. Sitar visited family in Hinton Alta. Jaccyk recovered from flu. Sewing club Achievement Day occurred in Hadashville with East Brain tree and Birch River. Linda Laaja won recognition to model at the Beausejour rally in August.
Hope Kowalyk earned a place at Gimli camp for a week while Dorothy Tommila won a trip to the States. Sincere sympathy is offered to the Pozentella family on the recent death of husband and father Michael Pozentella on June 8 at Whitemouth hospital after long illness. He leaves wife Ada and three daughters Mrs Chudgh, Mr Misuirka, and Mrs Misuirka.
The Canadian Cancer Society forecasts about 45,000 new cancer cases diagnosed this year and urges all adults to get an annual health checkup. The public is asked to support the Society’s April campaign.
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