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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 01, 1951
Page
5
Theo Wayon and neighbors acted quickly to halt a blaze threatening Mr and Mrs Frank Boulanger's Riverland residence on April 22. Fire in walls was contained after holes were cut, limiting damage. Mrs Boulanger expresses gratitude to helpers.
Principal Patterson took two days off last week for city business. Substitute Linnert taught. Girls enjoyed outdoor volleyball and anticipate baseball and basketball. Student Council met minimally, canceling the box social due to conflicts with town events. Possible new date around May 11. three students traveled to the city, unsure if for gowns or an excuse.
Nutritionists state women are less well nourished than men. A woman may skip lunch planning to slim, but skipping meals is not wise. Doctors should diagnose weight gain causes, whether from lack of exercise and poor eating or a health condition.
Alice Clara Shatosky, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolf Shatosky, wed Edward James Hill, son of Mr and Mrs Alec Hill, at Evangelical Lutheran Church on April 14. Rev P Ulman officiated. attendants included Mary Shatosky as maid of honor and Anita Hill, Dorothy Schultz as bridesmaids. Reception followed at Masonic hall Kipling. couple to reside in White Mouth.
The marriage of Lillian Lor aine Herzog and Andrew Owen Connellan of Winnipeg occurred April 14 at White mouth Baptist Church with Rev. John Cunningham officiating. The bride wore a brocade satin dress with pearls, lace, and a long veil. bouquet featured lace and fern. Attendants included Mary Herzog, Hertha Schultz, and Joyce Noel. Best man Dick Buehler and groomsmen Stanley Herzog and Arthur Zink. Reception followed at Mr and Mrs Robert Herzog’s home.
St Marylebone parish church in London, badly damaged in World War II, was restored with funds from Church of England in Canada and a Winnipeg gift. The church has a new ceiling and a Browning Memorial stained glass window funded by a $300 cheque. The site links Browning and Elizabeth Barrett, Charles Wesley, Dickens, and other famous figures.
Canadian chemical industry operates roughly one thousand plants and provides employment for about forty four thousand workers across the sector, reflecting robust manufacturing activity and regional distribution in the economy.
Armour Mackay denounces groundless talk about a northeastern highway project tied to the Trans-Canada route. He urges gathering facts at a public meeting in Whitemouth on May 3 at 8 p.m., warning that loose talk harms eastern Manitoba's highway interests.
Cirillus Sabada aged gathers a Poland born resident of Stead district since 1900 died at his residence in Stead Manitoba on April 27. He was predeceased by his wife Maria in 1948. Funeral service at 10 am Wednesday at the Greek Catholic church Thalberg with Rev Olack of Alvina Sask officiating. Russell's Funeral home Beausejour in charge.
William M Rudicavitch aged 46, long time CPR employee and resident of Kenora, is noted in this notice. The record highlights his tenure with the railway company and his local residence.
Rudiav itch born in West Ukraine died at his Beausejour home on Wednesday April 25. Survived by wife Mary two sons Steve and John of Kenora three brothers Henry of Toronto Michael and Nicholas of Winnipeg and two sisters Annie Pinarchukos Winnipeg and Mary Wakefield Oregon. Funeral services were held Saturday at St Nicholas Greek Catholic church with Rev P Sulatycky officiating Burial followed at St Nicholas cemetery.
When fresh vegetables are scarce and expensive, rely on canned vegetables and fruit from grocers. Modern canning preserves nutrition and variety. if you encounter faulty canned goods such as foreign matter, notify the nearest food and drug inspector for action.
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