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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 28, 1946
Page
4
Church notes show Sunday services at 7 and Thursday meetings at the guild every third Tuesday with Walter L Th vy Eng listed.
The schedule lists 230 p.m. Sunday School 780 p.m. Evening Prayer and Sermon and First Monday in each month. The Young People's Club meets Wednesday evenings at 8 00 p.m.
Lec du Bonnet church notes Sunday May 26 Rogation Days Mass times 6.20 7.00 and 10. Holy Communion June 2 Milner 8 High Mass here 10. During June July August Sunday High Mass at 10 Evening service 6 Catechism weekdays 2.30 Rev S Beaudet P P.
The Pine Falls United Church lists a June sermon series with themes on care and faith. June 2 Shut-Ins Sunday, June 9 Laymen's Sunday, June 16 The Christian Ministry, June 23 What We Preach, and June 30 Finally Brethren.
The Beausejour Evangelical Lutheran Church in Green Bay offers a Sunday timetable on June 2 with 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. service 2 p.m. confirmation class 3 p.m. Sunday School 4 p.m. Luther League and 7 30 p.m. English service in Beausejour.
Gospel services every Wednesday at 8 p.m. led by Rev. Oscar Vouga at St. Ouen's. Sunday services at 2.30 p.m. with Sunday School at 1.30 p.m. Evangelist Robt. Dripps also listed as a preacher.
A list of church services conducted by G. C. Johnson across multiple locations. Garson Tyndall Beausejour Hazelridge timings include Sunday School sessions before or after regular worship.
Sunday Holy Mass at 11.00 a.m. followed by Evening Prayers at 8.00 p.m.
St Marys R C Church lists Ascension Thursday mass times 730 and 1130 am, May devotions on Wednesday and Friday at 730, Sunday school Sundays at 3 pm, and May 18 baptism of Leonard Stanley Maryniewicz son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Maryniewicz with sponsors Miss Frances Lefko and Mr Alfred Bukowski. Weekly Girl Guides and Brownies and Boy Scouts meetings noted. Beausejour Guide and Scout rally attended with Lady Baden Powell honoured at City Auditorium May 22.
The notice lists a Sunday School at 11 a.m. followed by a church service at 7 p.m. for the Seven Sisters congregation.
The Rural Municipality of Lac du Bonnet will conduct an X ray survey June 11 12 13 and 14 to detect tuberculosis. All residents should participate while committees organize publicity canvassing and Red Cross receptionists. The free exam requires no disrobing and takes only a moment.
A Krn? tale reflects on a man whose fortune makes neighbors indifferent yet a birthday remembrance could redeem him. The Kamloops Sentinel notes social change and the irony of wealth affecting neighborly bonds.
Local residents gather for Victoria Day events with former district residents and scouts at Winnipeg ceremony. Evelyn Wawryshyn signs with the Glamour League in the U S A and plans to report to Chicago by June first. A Field Day joins Garson Seabright Greenwich and Tyndall schools on June seventh.
A traveler cautions that wealth cannot guarantee independence as he contemplates wealth and freedom in a divided society. The reflective piece explores how money influences status and personal autonomy.
The Pointe du Bois branch of the Manitoba Federation of Game and Fish Association held its spring meeting May 1 at the Lodge of President H. B. Williams at Lac du Bois also known as Rice Lake. Members toured the wild rice mill and learned the processing steps from harvest to bagging. The gathering protested commercial fishing on the Winnipeg River between Pointe du Bois and Slave Falls. After adjournment social events, trivia and a mock ROC Moose initiation entertained attendees.
The Lachute Watchman warns drivers to proceed carefully as aging cars and worn tires raise risk. Poor road conditions on many highways increase danger with speed deemed more perilous than ever before.
Eric Abramson aged 43, recently discharged from the armed forces, was fatally injured while walking with a cocked .22 rifle near his home on Friday May 24. The coroner ruled it an accident after he tripped over a fallen tree, dying a few hundred yards from home. He leaves parents Mr and Mrs Frank Abramson and five married sisters. Funeral held Sunday May 26 at United Church with Russell Funeral Home directing. He was a prominent local athlete in Tyndall.
An article urges households to save food for Europe by careful handling and cooking. It covers meat storage unwrapping, cooling ground meat, proper wrapping, and using drippings. It notes ground meat spoils faster and recommends using leftovers with help from home economists of the Dominion Department of Agriculture.
A jumble of vintage casserole instructions outlines Shepherd Souffle and two potato based dishes. It provides ingredient lists including meat onions bread milk eggs cheese parsley and spices with oven times and yields for servings.
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