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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 20, 1952

Page

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Lac du Bonnet Council Brief Meeting Adopts Fire Equipment Rule

Lac du Bonnet council met May 12 with Mayor Danylchuk presiding. A resolution prohibits taking fire fighting equipment outside village limits without council quorum approval, and limits transport to within three miles. a prepaid fee of fifteen dollars applies when outside limits. The meeting also wrote off a $6.06 tax charge for Mrs. A Swetz and approved several payments to local contractors and firms.

Lac du Bonnet M. Danylchuk C. J. Hapko R. Freund A. R. McIntosh J. W. Peterson G. F. Teare McIntosh Hapko A. Swetz W. David Manitoba Power Commission Dr. L. G. Gunne R.M Kiziak

Baptismal Service At Whitemouth

A baptismal service was held at Ross United church in Whitemouth on May 11 with Rev. Charles Newcombe officiating. They baptized Andrew Ernest Garfield Reginald Gordon Webb Cynthia Jane Wardrop Jean Huck Myles Cromwell and Clifford Edward Ansall.

Ross United Church Whitemouth Charles Newcombe Winnipeg Ken Beal Andrew Ernest Garfield Reginald Gordon Reginald Webb Cynthia Jane Leslie Wardrop Jean Mike Huck Myles

Employers' Liability Co. and Springfield Leader Mentioned

A price fragment lists $55, $56.15 and $7.68 alongside the Springfield Leader and Employers' Liability Co. with initials W.S.K. indicating a receipt or settlement notation in a clipped historical newspaper item.

Employers’ Liability Co Springfield Leader W.S.K

Garson Hears Updates On Local Residents

Joseph Veetkovich undergoes a serious operation and is recovering well. Mrs. August Olson visits Mrs. Nels Peterson before returning to Chesterfield Ontario. Wally's chip stand opens for summer, aromas fill the air. Doris Earle attends Victoria Hospital alumnae banquet in Winnipeg. Louis Bourgeault and wife visit Kenora with his brother. Mr. and Mrs. John Readdie assume Garson hotel management. Mrs. George Woolum visits her son and wife. Marion decorates her parents’ home. praise given. Joe Burch family sells Garson farm and travels to eastern Ontario cities. Doris Earle receives many birthday wishes on May 14.

Joe Burch Garson Ontario London Toronto Hamilton

Belt of ancient rocks spans northern Quebec to Manitoba

Scientists identify the oldest rocks in a geological belt stretching through northern Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba signaling a primordial crust region. This finding highlights early Earth formation and regional tectonic history with implications for mineral exploration.

Quebec Ontario Manitoba

1952 Road Construction Programme Announced Ward 2

The RM of Broken Head council, through councillor J Neduzak, announced Ward 2 road construction for 1952 totaling $4,000. Planned segments include multiple sections across ranges 7E and 8E with mileages and costs from $100 to $400, plus two miles on the boundary of unorganized territory.

R.M. of Brokenhead J. Neduzak Ward 2

Powerview Council Seeks Grain Elevator and Repairs

Powerview council met May 13 with Mayor H. J. Parent presiding. Reports discussed bus stop changes, tax collection concerns, indigent resident tracking, and plans to approach Grain Company for a grain elevator. Resolutions covered drainage pipes, a swine and cattle bylaw, nuisance ground access, and police protection cooperation. Expenses were approved for several local services and supplies.

Powerview Council H. J. Parent Arthur Bruce Paul Alarie Stan Lazaruk J. F. Turcotte Powerview J. Turcotte Manitoba Paper Company

Seven Sisters Falls social and awards roundup

Members of the Electric Unit from Great Falls Winnipeg and Seven Sisters Falls gathered at the Community hall for a social evening hosted by Jack Howcroft with music by Jack Findlay’s orchestra. Hospital Guild notes include a May 4 meeting, a pot luck total of 241.14 with 45 from River Hills, and elections for a nominating committee. Brian Hudson earns the Religion and Life award from the Boy Scouts after extensive study and church involvement.

O.B.U Great Falls Winnipeg Seven Sisters Falls Jack Howcroft Plant Club H. Leith A. Krampetz Peterson J. Howcroft Jack Findlay Hospital Guild Upper Seven Sisters River Hills Whitemouth Mesdames M. Braund M. Ligertwood M. Picard O. Oxholm D. Hudson R. King Johnson Martinsen Hoogkamp Brian Hudson Boy Scouts Brian India Bolivia Canadian Baptist Board of Christian Education God Mary Slessor Calabar Pilgrim’s Progress

Fire Safe Child Care Precautions for Sitters

When children are left with a sitter, eliminate fire hazards by inspecting the furnace and providing clear instructions on entry to the house. Prohibit contact with anyone sick. Leave police, fire department numbers, and the destination contact publicly visible for emergencies.

Mary Baker Eddy on the unity of life and goodness

The quote extols the enduring unity of man with a continual presence and power of good, describing a gateway from death to life as a sacred permanence. It reflects Eddy's spiritual view of eternal connection and benevolent force guiding existence.

Mary Baker Eddy

Provincial legislation update in Winnipeg district

Fragmentary note reports provincial legislative actions in Winnipeg with unclear dates and officials. Key entities include Winnipeg and provincial legislature, but exact measures and actors remain uncertain from readable text.

Subscription Renewal Request for One Year

A reader asks to renew their subscription by sending enclosed $2.00 for a one year term. The note includes payment and request for continued service.

Springfield

Novel Marriage Draw at Brokenhead Sports Day

Joseph Bellan announces a new feature for the Brokenhead Agricultural Society event on July 1. Couples who wish to marry on the sports day will enter a draw to determine the couple wed on stage in front of thousands. The prize package includes $250 for the honeymoon and additional gifts like furniture and linens.

Quiet May 10 Wedding at Whitemouth for Anita Hill

Anita Dorothy Hill of Whitemouth married Charles Reuben Hicock of Deloraine Manitoba in a 6:30 p.m. ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Rev. W. Hennig officiated. The bride wore a blue suit with white accessories and a red rose lily of the valley corsage. Bridesmaid Wilma Schatkowsky and brother Harvey Hill attended the couple. The Hicocks will reside in Whitemouth.

Anita Dorothy Alec Hill Whitemouth Charles Reuben Hicock

McLaren and Schieve Wed in Vancouver Ceremony

Freda Edna Schieve daughter of Olga Schieve Whitemouth married Vernon Harold McLaren Jericho Beach Welland Ont at Bethlehem Lutheran church Vancouver at 8 p.m. May 3. Rev Fred T Gabero officiated with attendants Arthur McCaw. Reception at 2602 E 45th Victoria Drive. They will reside in Winnipeg.

Bethlehem Lutheran Church Vancouver Freda Edna Olga Schieve Whitemouth Vernon Harold McLaren Jericho Beach B.C J. McLaren Welland Ont Fred T. Gabero Arthur McCaw McCaw E. 45Th Victoria Drive McLaren Winnipeg V.E

Silent work of faithful women unseen in homes

A hymn to women's unseen labor as mothers—steady, virtuous, divine in quiet domestic life. The quote by Henry Ward Beecher lauds the honor, virtue, and piety women bestow upon their children within humble dwellings.

Henry Ward Beecher

Mothers Enlisted to Reform the World, Charles Simmons

A quotation attributed to Charles Simmons urges reform begins with enlisting mothers to tackle the world’s errors and vices. The statement emphasizes maternal influence as a foundation for social improvement.

Charles Simmons

Also Mentioned on This Page

U.S. Navy Hmcs Shearwater Royal Canadian Naval Air Station Dartmouth N.S Lakehurst N.J RCN Canadian Naval Air Base H. Pearce Joseph Veetkovich Mrs August Olson Nels Peterson Chesterfield Wally Doris Earle Victoria Hospital Louis Bourgeault Kenora John Readdie Garson Hotel George Woolum Jack McLean Marion Doris Massey Ottawa Rideau Hall Lionel Massey Vincent Massey A. F. Ahearn Government House Lionel Rideau Cottage The S. Lazaruk Red River Art Avenue Winnipeg Electric Winnipeg River Department of Public Works Hubby Jack Harry Ligertwood Bill Childe Lan St. James, Man Audit Bureau of Circulations Inglewood Portage Joseph Bellan Hicock — Hill McLaren — Schieve Alberta Nocoona Texas Edmonton New Continental Oil Company of Canada, Ltd Leduc U.S
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