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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 12, 1953
Page
6
A Beausejour district note recalls enforcement of Highway Traffic Act noise limits amid June wedding season. It also reports a Toronto Ellen Engel Ellen Engel recital, and a Springfield Liberal convention with ballots showing Lucko and Wawryshyn advancing for nomination.
Buchan Eileen Doyle and Eve Weiner visiting from Chicago were guests at the Ancel residence where a birthday celebration for Mrs. Doris Hink and others was held, with the Ancel family hosting longtime friends and relatives.
A large gathering celebrated at a family event with Mrs J Wisca and Mr and Mrs D Ross noted as relatives. St Msss J Hink spent two weeks on vacation at his farm. Leona Wenzoski joined as a clerk at her brother's store. Florence received a coffee table and gifts. Mrs Carlson, mother of the groom, attended and traveled from Winnipeg.
Mrs A S Williams hosted a bridge and canasta night with prizes for bridge and canasta. Mrs Leith hosted a follow up bridge party honoring Williams Oxholm won bridge and Precious consolation. Local notes mention Mrs Cousins healing in Whitemouth hospital and optimism for her return to school. Veterans King and Collis join air force. welcome new residents Olie Kinghorn. Birth of Jane Lee Carruthers. 15th birthdays for Richie Gittens and Alvin Harrison. Inga Oxholm 18th. Friendly Fellows plan chimney bust and brick siding. Florence Kraning to wed May 8.
Rumors of a festival league surface this year with towns Pine Falls Great Falls River Hills Seven Sisters showing interest. It may be just chatter, but organizers hope players gather. The game welcomes those moving from hardball with first base 30 feet closer, offering a spectator friendly alternative.
The article notes cancer has afflicted humanity since caveman times and emphasizes that early recognition and rapid medical attention can often arrest or cure. It warns readers to seek a doctor at the first signs and to avoid delay in diagnosis.
A medical examination concluded there was no basis for concern, reassuring the involved individuals. No further action was suggested and authorities provided guidance on monitoring health as needed.
Many seniors resist being babied and prefer to stay active and in charge of their own affairs. Even in old age, notable musicians, statesmen, writers, and scientists continue to contribute significantly.
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