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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 19, 1953
Page
2
The Christian Science Monitor salutes Elizabeth II’s coronation as a symbol linking Britain’s past to a practical future. The editorial sees the monarchy as an economic asset and a unifying beacon for the Commonwealth, praising the Queen’s role as wife mother and sovereign and urging a hopeful view of the future.
The Crown may honor Sir Winston Churchill with the Garter, noting his long service and popular esteem. The piece recalls Churchill's vigorous role in the Transport Bill debate and his place in a lineage of commoners elevated to high office, highlighting historical precedents and the Queen’s gesture.
Mr and Mrs Harry Hagman and daughter Debby spent the weekend with Mrs Caroline Keilbach. Eddie Bodner and wife and baby visit from Fort Francis with Ed's mother Mrs Louis Toholke. Betty Bodner arrives from Vancouver for about a week visiting old friends. The L Toholkes celebrate their 15th wedding anniversary with a turkey dinner among friends. A farewell party honors Mrs A Hastman on Dale Avenue as she moves to the city. Various local birthdays, graduations, and visits follow, including Beausejour dances and school events.
Steve Marko aged 58 of Green Oak died Tuesday May 12 at Beausejour hospital. Funeral services were held Friday May 15 at St Dymitrius church with Rev Borys presiding. Burial followed at Ladywood Cemetery. Renshaw Funeral Home Beau Sejour coordinated arrangements.
A Manitoba Farmer's Union Local 117 special meeting was held in Elma hall on Tuesday evening May 12 with speakers J Schulz and M F U president. Local items report Andrew Gulenchyn's death May 14 in Whitemouth hospital. several residents travel, visit, or work away. multiple births and birthdays noted. local visits by J Zommer and relatives. news of vehicles and a wedding trip. general community announcements.
Thalberg residents hosted visitors from Pine Falls and Green Oak including H Ganchow and John Ferens families. News notes include births, moves to Edmonton, a schoolyard furrow disruption, and weather aiding farmers by easing moisture and checking fires. Fire incidents involve B Gunning straw pile near a woodpile and dry grass fires managed with help from neighbors and a bulldozer. Birthday wishes observed for Evelyn and Angela Pasaluko.
The W T Mansell report notes unfavorable conditions on May 10 for the season’s formal opening. The course is now open pending favorable weather. George Woods and wife will manage the course concessions in 1953. The Little League season started well with tryouts held May 8. 1953 officers and managers listed. Guests and visitors from Winnipeg, Kenora, and Fort William noted, along with newborns at Pine Falls hospital. Dennis Wardrop finishes university term and works at McArthur Falls power site.
River Hills Mr and Mrs H Wolfrom of Warren Man were visiting at the home of their parents. A number of friends surprised Mrs C Merke on her birthday May 8. Mr and Mrs John Henschell of Ontario visiting at his mother Mrs B Henschell and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Alex Henschel Mr and Mrs L Henschell Mr and Mrs Ben Pommer Mr and Mrs John Henschell and Mrs B Henschell attended the funeral of their uncle at Arden Man. Fire destroyed the buildings at the H Beeskau homestead last week. Mr and Mrs Joe Schmidt visiting at the home of their parents for one week. Fred Grabke attended the Watkins convention at Winnipeg on Saturday May 16. Visitors to the Shriners circus at Winnipeg were Mr and Mrs Ed Zink and family Nelson and
In Spain a wine cellar is termed a bodega while in many countries the word also names a wine bar. The term's usage varies by region and context, reflecting language and cultural differences in wine hospitality.
Lac du Bonnet residents report several crimes during off season including a cabin break in, a damaged boat left in the river, and a shed invasion with damaged screens. Neighbors urged to report similar acts to authorities as the issue is addressed. Continued on Page 5.
Under The Trustee Act in the estate of Herman Kaatz of Beausejour Manitoba merchant. AHL claims against the estate must be sent to the undersigned at Beausejour on or before June 25 1953. Dated Beausejour Manitoba this 75th day of May A D 1953.
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