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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 1952
Page
3
The Tyndall school observed the last day of Education Week with an open house on Friday March 7. Parents visited the school sat at desks watched pupils in routine activities. High school girls served lea at closing time. The note also reports local social and civic events and a recent hockey results update.
In Brokenhead and Winnipeg, students stage a humorous science project describing a potato garden gone awry. Grade IX members transplant a potato into a makeshift setup with mentors Yakem Trombo Hlady Mariash and others watching as the potato is suffocated drowned baked and frozen. John Chorney returns from work in the bush camp to visit home.
Larry Yusishen spent four days in Beausejour hospital and is now getting along fine. Mr and Mrs F W Otto with May Maybroda and F Klappratt motored to Warm Springs Montana and back for the weekend. Fred, who recently bought a Chevy, travels frequently. Paul Geschke of Warm Springs is holidaying at Thalberg.
Erwin Bartkowsky in Regina with pneumonia. Richard Grabke from Davin visited his parents. Mrs. Wm. Hanke hospitalized in Whitemouth. Mrs. Eric Rohrig hosted friends for her husband’s birthday on Feb 27. Birthday wishes for Doreen Milke Feb 29, Rose Ann Tiede Feb 25, Ross Henschell Feb 26, Harold Pommer Feb 27, Alfred Tiede Feb 28, Mrs J Honke March 2. Fred Henschell and wife attended Tourists Association in Winnipeg on March 3. Timmy Bohrig turned four on Sunday March 2 with friends.
Mount Logan stands as Canada's tallest mountain, topping all others in elevation. The peak rises in Yukon’s Saint Elias range, drawing climbers and researchers to study its glaciers and rugged terrain.
Glentfields and Glenfields items include Elmer Shumilla’s appendicitis confinement at Beausejour hospital, Mrs. Johnny Trojanoski visiting Moose Jaw on March 3, and William Golembioski using crutches after a bush injury. Also noted are visits by Alfred Zieske and family to the Beltons, H Shilke hosts in Winnipeg, and a lighthearted family grace joke.
After four, staff spoke on school work and answered questions from parents. Percy Harbord and his sister from British Columbia visited their aunt, Mrs. Harry Pearce, during the event, observing pupils and teachers at work.
A large crowd attended the charity variety show sponsored by the Whitemouth Hospital Guild in the school auditorium on Saturday evening March 1. Ken Beale Ross United church student minister was MC, with arrangements by Mesdames D M Wardrop W Henderson and Felix Carlson.
Last week Mrs Robert Collins fractured her knee after a fall in the basement. The Garson Ladies Club met March 5 at Mrs Mike Wasney’s home. Elaine Malmstrom and the Collins twins Joyce and Joan celebrated birthdays on March 8. Mr and Mrs Robert Carr of Camp Shilo visited Mrs Carr’s parents. E Leonard Wozny, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Wozny, is recovering from recent surgery. Florence Zigarliski, nursing at Grace hospital, spent the weekend with her parents. Garson school students completed mid winter exams and parents were invited to visit Thursday between hours of.
R. B. Latta served as door keeper while ladies sold candy and popcorn during intermission. The program offered quadrilles, stunt dancing, skits, monologues, piano solos, duets, a quartet, two vocal solos, an accordion solo, and musical trios. Jokes by Ken enhanced the humor. The event raised $109 and the ladies extended thanks to all participants.
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