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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 01, 1951
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Harry Wasiuta of Winnipeg are spending the Ukrainian Easter holidays at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs S N Novicki. Next week Harry will leave for Vancouver to join C N R.
The Elma district reports numerous visits and travel news with residents like Mr and Mrs Frank Neyedley of Winnipeg spending weekends with Blonski relatives and others such as John A Lean Steve Shevchuk and Steffie Weslak feature in weekend and work updates. A major item covers the formation of the Eastern Manitoba Trans Canada Highway Association at a meeting with leaders elected to represent Elma and Lewis. More than seventy ratepayers gathered to discuss Highway 1 re-routing and related matters. Terraces of holiday trips include Dryden Ont and Hudson Ont with relatives and friends.
Irvin Stark son of Mr and Mrs Steve Stark Whitemouth will wed Agnes daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Heineman Kipling Sask May 25 at Kipling Sask The report also notes hospital stays local events a John Deere Show at Municipal hall and a Whitemouth Hospital Aid fundraiser led by Ed Malkoske with several committee members listed.
A Beausejour roundup details Alma Rosentreter and guests from Winnipeg visiting the Henschell home, Jimmy Dugard's Edmonton schooling plans, Eleanor Urbanski’s ankle sprain, and numerous Beausejour area happenings. Notables include Alma Rosenbreter’s June wedding to Tony Bergman, baby announcements, and local business changes. The piece also mentions journeys to Winnipeg and Vancouver, plus school trips by Grade IV and V students under Miss Hornbetz and Miss Masse.
The arrival of the Imperial Leduc at Sarnia marks a turning point in Canada’s oil industry. Analysts project an 50 percent increase in production, saving families about $80 annually, freeing forty million dollars for other uses, and boosting national prosperity and security in peace and war.
Beausejour Youth For Christ led a Winnipeg sightseeing trip visiting Parliament, a museum, and Civic auditorium. The group plans a May 4 meeting at 8 p.m. in the Baptist church. Olga Buyarski will start daily travel from Beausejour to Winnipeg. Vi King and Eddie Kanaski plan a June wedding and a gala is urged.
A dance will be held at the Town Hall on May 5, a Saturday. Music will be provided by the CJOB Western Seven.
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