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05 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 05, 1946
Page
1
The fragment notes office copies totaling 63 and a grand total of 887. No further context provided.
Canada MISSION B C reports a cooperative union rushes to build a quick freezing and holding plant for the 1946 fruit season. The plant will freeze 75 barrels daily, equal to 30 000 pounds, and hold 1 500 barrels in its holding room.
In Truro Nova Scotia the Nova Scotia Farmers Association celebrated its 50th annual convention Premier Angus L Macdonald attended to congratulate delegates on the milestone event and the association’s long service to farming communities.
Beatrice Baird and John B Forbes married on February 23 at 3 30 p m in Great Falls at the home of Mr and Mrs L Howes Rev S Richardson officiated. The bride, daughter of Mrs J Baird of Winnipeg, wore turquoise blue and American Beauty rose corsage. Bridesmaid Miss Agnes Forbes, best man Lewellyn Howes, and guests included Mrs J Dusette and various relatives. The bride wore a gold wool dressmaker suit and black hat for the sendoff.
J Wegte Johnny Wynne, overseas two years, has returned to Canada and is fully recovered from an Italy wound. Mrs Sven Hendrickson honour shower hosted by Mrs Bill McPherson. A M Branson underwent surgery at St Boniface hospital. Embroidery contest selects delegates for the CGlt camp at Crear Lake this summer.
Falls resident Lillian Peters visits Winnipeg sister and brother in law E Holmes. Seven Sisters curlers represented Sinnott playoff at Beausejour with Peterson Jr and Oxhold among others. Local hockey beat Beausejour 8 6 in rugged Beausejour clash. crowd packed rink. Community Club dance March 2 drew large turnout. card party March 6 planned with lunch by local convenors.
Whitemouth W. M. Geekie of Elphinstone visits his daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Paul sen. V. Winter and John Jorgenson depart for Toronto for summer road work. Pte. Geo. Mandzuk of Hamilton Ont visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. G. Mandzuk. The Curling Club begins a local Bonspiel on Wednesday with eight rinks taking part. First prize is being donated by the club.
Whitemouth a general meeting was held to raise funds for a curling and skating rink. H Steiner spoke on lumber needs and current prices, with several members attending to discuss the project funding.
West Kildonan Pine Falls Seven Sisters and San Antonio curlers visited Bissett for a two day bonspiel. Teams from West Kildonan including Walter Chesworth Glen Ruthruff and others joined Pine Falls Seven Sisters and Pinawa rinks. Curling games tours underground stag party and a Community Club dance filled the weekend as the event neared its close. The Grand Challenge led by T Matthewson and other events were nearly finished with the Ladies Bonspiel starting.
The group debated issuing shares at least five dollars per share and stated shareholders would own the rink until redeemable by the Community Club. The Secretary was told to contact various Curling Clubs and the Manitoba Curling Association about buying sixteen sets of curling rocks.
George W. Stebbe a 28 year old Beausejour native and five year overseas veteran will be official Leader representative in Beausejour and district He served with the 2nd Light Anti Aircraft Regiment and later the Infantry spanning Sicily Italy Holland Belgium France and Germany He was wounded twice and expressed a preference for the Infantry He will report on local news solicit ads sell subscriptions and encourage reader news items from the district
Perth Ontario community urges all agencies to note junior citizens activity and lend them the support they need and deserve in a Courier notice.
The Beausejour Grand Ice Carnival drew about 500 spectators and featured Miss Alexis Lysy crowned queen by Mayor Lou Pulfer. Winners in races included Hanna Litke and Billy Klingbell, with Fred Litke claiming Open egg and spoon. crowd mourned lack of a new rink.
The P F Carnival Committee reports a mysterious resident skipping town events and haunting the hockey room with formal attire. Telephone No 72 misbehaves with faint replies, prompting hopes for a repair soon. Beverley Smith hosts a birthday tea at the Main Office on February 28, earning the nickname Baby Mine.
Over 350 Ottawa Boy Scouts participate in a scout sponsored sports programme featuring skiing swimming boxing and wrestling in a city event highlighting youth athletics and organized activities.
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