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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 30, 1953

Page

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Lac du Bonnet Honor Students Receive Awards

Lac du Bonnet held an awards night in Memorial Hall with certificates and prizes for top students in each grade. J W Wade announced winners while Mayor E M Brown and school board reps offered congratulations. The program included music, a one act farce, folk dance, and a school choir. Curling winners were also announced with prizes for three rinks.

Lac du Bonnet Memorial Hall J W. Wade Home and School Association Colleen O'Carry Denis Cure Netta Harland Betty Smith Gordon Russel Vern Park Irene Mathews Linda Smee Rose Mary Caban Patricia Fournier Carol Anderson Wallace Benson Roberta Kowalchuk Andrew Usackis Shirley Maxwell Gail Osis Dianne Chapman Margaret Duffly Michael Smith Allan Holm Chris Brown Blythe Rudy Raymond Kiziak Kees Ham Lorraine Krieshman Darlene Brown Walter Zalusky Joan Strembicki Janette Snead Adrian Ham Bud Hendrickson Grace Griffiths Elaine King W. C. Hardy E. M. Brown A. Urban Marianina J. J. Zaborniak F. Snead Ken Russel Art Griffith John Usackis Andrew Holyk Wilfred Hrysio Brian King Robin Brown Shirley Richmond Lois Dowe Rene Lavoie Doreen Park

Meek man mistaken coat for Mr Smith in Newcastle

A timid diner asks a man if he is Mr Smith of Newcastle. The man denies it, prompting the diner to explain he is Mr Smith and that the coat being put on belongs to him. The moment ends with a humorous misunderstanding.

Mr. Smith Newcastle

Gatherings Honor 2 Ladywood Couples

A 25 year anniversary party was held in Beausejour town hall on June 6 in honour of Mr and Mrs Bill Onishchuk of Lady wood. The couple entered the hall led to Father Borys with best man following the bride and brides maids following the groom. A delicious buffet lunch was served. Speeches were made by Father Borys and Father Chomineski. The honoured couple was presented with a silver set a tray cream and sugar bowls and a sum of money. On June 20 a 25th anniversary party was held at Ladywood hall in honour of Mr and Mrs Steve Peluk. Relatives and friends attended. Lunch was served. Daughter Rita presented the Peluks with a beautiful set of flatware as a gift from all attendants. Every one was well entertained and had an enjoyable evening.

Beausejour Town Hall Bill Onishchuk Ladywood Father Borys Father Chomineski Ladywood Hall Steve Peluk Rita Peluks J.F

Fire destroys Tyndall home of local residents

A morning blaze in Tyndall destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Komisarchuk on June 25, likely starting from defective wiring in the attic. The couple now stays with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Reilly.

Joe Komisarchuk Tyndall Komisarchuk Doug Reilly L.A.W

Darling this cake is delicious

A reader notes the remark about a cake tasting and asks if the recipient bought it themselves. The line preserves the casual tone and social interaction without embellishment.

De Graff Nominated CCF Standard Bearer in Springfield

Stanley H. Knowles of Winnipeg addressed a Beausejour convention naming Frank De Graff market gardener of North Kildonan as CCF standard bearer for the Springfield federal riding. The gathering urged old age pensions, economic reform, and social measures while electing a campaign team as rain dampened turnout.

Stanley H. Knowles Winnipeg Beausejour Frank de Graff North Kildonan C.C.F Springfield House of Commons Mr. Knowles J. S. Woodsworth A. A. Heaps R. L. McKenzie King C.C Canada Dominion

Seven Sisters Host to Annual Guild Convention

The annual convention of hospital guilds serving Whitemouth hospital was hosted at Seven Sisters on Thursday June 25. Sixty seven ladies from Ren nie Elma Whitemouth Seven Sisters and River Hills attended. After reports from each guild, open discussion covered guild work. A games session followed the business meeting and lunch. Mrs H Leith and Mrs Raines gave two vocal selections with Mrs Fred Oxholm at the piano. The guessing contest was won by Mrs M Everson.

Whitemouth Hospital Seven Sisters Rennie Elma Whitemouth River Hills H. Leith Raines Fred Oxholm M. Everson S.G

Lac du Bonnet Council Approves Street Gravelling Bid

Lac du Bonnet Village Council held a special meeting on Tuesday June 23 with Mayor Edythe Brown and five councillors. John Lesko’s gravelling bid was accepted. By-laws were passed on dog licenses zoning building limits and closing hours. Council asked highways and public works departments for culvert repair and a soil survey report for next meeting.

Lac du Bonnet Edythe Brown E. Kiziak W. A. Campbell R. McIntosh C. J. Hapke J. W. Wade Dan Kabajuk Eugene Lavoie John Lesko Department of Public Works

Elma Ladies Fun Carnival raises funds for Whitemouth hospital

The Elma Ladies hospital guild hosted a June 19 carnival at Elma hall to support Whitemouth hospital. Net proceeds reached 10000 dollars. Junior school room children performed drills and dances under Mrs. John Rafalant. Susanna Rafalant played two accordion solos. Dr. W Bilynski spoke on guild work. Dancing and games followed. The draw prize, a table lamp, went to Mrs. J. H. Leeyus.

Elma J. H. Leeyus

Seven Sisters Couple Celebrates Twenty Fifth Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Bill Kuhn celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Tuesday June 23 at the Friendly Fellows hall. Over 90 friends and relatives attended a banquet supper and dance. Elsie Howcroft led arrangements with help from Mrs Julius Klaprat Mrs Florrie Herzog and Mrs George Berrick. Lena and Bill received a Lazy Boy chair a coffee table and a four place flatware setting. Most of the original wedding party attended except the best man as festivities continued into the early morning.

Bill Kuhn Friendly Fellows Hall Elsie Howcroft Julius Klaprat Florrie Herzog George Berrick Lena Bill

Brokenhead Local Hears Reports at Jun Meeting

The Brokenhead local of the M.F.U. held its monthly meeting on Wednesday June 24 with Ed Burkowsky presiding and Steve Pasishnik as secretary. Earnings from the event totaled $148. Reports from women representatives covered Women’s Week at the University of Manitoba and the Beausejour district convention on June 17 where the local was well represented. Mrs Paul Pasishnik and Mrs Peter Shumila were elected to attend the Inter provincial Farm Union conference in Calgary on July 13 and 14.

Brokenhead M.F.U Ed. Burkowsky Steve Pasishnik Burkowsky Pasishnik University of Manitoba William Trapp Peter Shumila Beausejour Paul Pasishnik Interprovincial Farm Union Calgary

Promotion Often Follows Prepared Minds

When a man has equipped himself by thought and study for a bigger job, promotion tends to arrive before he expects it, rewarding preparation with opportunity and advancement.

Too Much Month Left at End of Money Joke

A humorous exchange frames a common money squeeze as a marital quip. The wife bluntly identifies the problem as spending outstripping income, while the husband suggests diagnosing the issue. The line captures financial strain with wry domestic wit.

Provincial Library Legislative Bigg 72 WIPEG

Provincial Library and Legislative Bigg report shows a 5 percent change with WIPEG 72 as a reference point. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the item notes financial or administrative figures tied to the library and legislative spheres.

Provincial Library Legislative Wipeg Man

Food Club Achievement Day wraps up season in Lac du Bonnet

The Lac du Bonnet Foods club The Kitcheneers held an achievement meeting in the community hall on May 20 led by Mrs. Edythe Brown with Mrs. W Hardy. Eighteen members participated with demonstrations on Canada Health Rules and Egg care and storage. Speakers covered current food prices and extension service awards. Jeannette Snead won the extension service prize. several members earned blue and red ribbons. An Irish folk dance closed the evening, with tokens of appreciation given to the leaders and lunch served by mothers.

Canada Lorraine Krieshman Dariene Brown Lac du Bonnet Foods Club Lac du Bonnet Irene Russel Verna Kost Blythe Rudy Joanne Strembicki Mrs. Brown Winnipeg Robin Brown Darlene Brown Jeannette Snead Bvylen Ames Extension Service Gimli Lois Dow W. C. Hardy Home and School Association Lynn Wade Board of Trade Carol Michelichuk Brandon Fair Deanne Petrus E. Zaborniak

Lac du Bonnet Council Grants Tax Relief and Approves Repairs

A special Lac du Bonnet rural municipality meeting chaired by Reeve E Wojciechowski granted Gorenstein half the arrears and half the 1953 taxes for lands sold to Manitoba, in exchange for full payment of taxes on his current holdings by year end. It approved several grading projects totaling about 1 900 and reserved 10 000 for Drain U floodway. Rev R Dobriansky assisted. a reception followed the ordination of Rev P Ruh’s son.

Council Province of Manitoba Gorenstein Pt. S.E R.M Lac du Bonnet

Service Ordains New Minister At St John the Baptist

On Sunday June 14 a capacity crowd from Cook's Creek and nearby districts gathered at St John the Baptist church to ordain Rev. Matthew Kotowich OMI into Holy Priesthood. Most Rev Bishop Roborecky of Saskatoon led the service, the district's first of its kind. A dinner followed in the church basement.

Cook's Creek St. John the Baptist’s Church Cook’s Creek Holy Friesthood Matthew Kotowich Omi Roborecky Saskatoon Kotowich

Greenwald by Elsie Petznick

Mr and Mrs August Petznick and Elsie traveled to Rosenfeld Manitoba for a weekend visit at R Katchos and Rudolph Singbeil now owns a new black Volkswagen chapgen. Henry Schade owns a Case tractor. Weekend visitors to the Singbeil home included Gerhard Lange and Mr and Mrs Freddie Brokoski while Arnold Petznick stayed home.

August Petznick Elsie Rosenfeld Man R. Katchorek R. Singbeil Gerhard Lange Freddie Brokoski

Button tithes prompt cushion collection humor

A Scottish church notice urges parishioners who habitually drop buttons into the collection plate to instead place their own buttons and refrain from removing buttons from the pew cushions. The message treats the practice with light humor while calling for proper giving.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tyndall Home CCF Springfield Donovan Swailes Ed Smee Edward Smee H. Hazendonk F. Small Lydiatt Les Tait Birds Hill V. O. David Dug Neeavek Hospital Commission City of King George Hospital Princess Elizabeth Hospital C. Hapko Ambrose Pharmacy Lake Avenue Park Avenue Fourth McIntosh Streets S. M. Bruce The Department of Highways P.T.H. No. 1 Elma Ladies Canadian Pacific Railway Vancouver Nanaimo William Manson C.P.R Pacific Region Alexander Stephen and Sons Ltd Glasgow Scotland St. James, Man Audit Bureau of Circulations Inglewood Portage Food Club Department of Agriculture Prodan Joyce Haig R. M E. Wojciechowski J. Mazur W. Brincheski J. C. Horn W. R. Belluk G. F. Teare S. Gorenstein R. Dobriansky Selkirk P. Ruh C.E.W Service Rudolph Singbeil Volkschapgen Henry Schade Mt Agig Arnold Petznick
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