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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 01, 1962
Page
10
Barry Boulette is home for two weeks leave from the Navy and looks very fit. Artie Quesnel and Bonnie Da mon visited over Easter. Despite cool breezes, spring is here as the river opens and all the men are out trapping.
The Bissett Ladies Curling Club held its year end wind up at Ernie's new dining room with a hot supper and general meeting. Elected to office were Ruth Ashley as president and Merle Millar as vice president.
Tenders addressed to the Official Trustee in Winnipeg are invited by May 23 1962 for the purchase of the old Bird River school site buildings held under Certificate of Title 061688. A detailed description is available by applying to the Office of Official Trustee at 116 Edmonton Street Winnipeg Manitoba.
Community leaders in Bissett urge residents to take the oral polio vaccine on May 7 with vaccines explained at the Company Store. The note encourages Salk injections as still important and warns about transmission to unvaccinated individuals.
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Dick Kropp engaged to Patsy Bracken as friends throw a Friday April 27 stag party at Goodwins. A purse of money was presented to the groom to be. Gordon Spence and Andy Harpin led the successful evening.
The Community Club donates 75 to buy needed equipment and earns praise for supporting local activities. Bud Johnston recovers in Winnipeg from a hospital stay and will return to work with Manitoba Hydro in Lac du Bonnet. Mr and Mrs Fergusson recover from illness and are back about. The writer notes an upcoming federal election on June 18 and declares neutrality, reflecting on Canada’s economic and political climate.
Well wishes stream in for Mrs F Grabke at Whitemouth hospital. Friendly Fellows Ladies plan a May 5 bazaar and bingo at 7 p.m. Denis Bonikowsky and Martyn Bradly wed May 5 at First Baptist Owen Sound. Eric Hetzog turns 15 on April 27. Bruce Emes lists a new 61 car. Pine Falls visitors: Mr and Mrs Nick Melnick with Mr and Mrs Herb Knopf. May 4 Friendly Fellows meeting at 7:30 p.m. Harrison’s 25th anniversary celebrated April 13 with family dinner and gifts. Easter homes listed for several families.
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