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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 28, 1957
Page
4
Birth announcements mention a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Bert Adair and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Adolf. Other items note M. G. Henrickson working at Manitou Lake, Mrs. Ratcliffe visiting Cypress with her sister, and a premature baby girl at St Boniface in an incubator.
Social evening at Mrs. Harry Boulette's Manigotogan home featured Mrs. P Moran and guests from Bissett including Mesdames Gibson Hood and Goddard. Mrs. Caswell and family flew to Winnipeg for San Antonio Gold Mine Ltd meeting. Fern Calverley heads to Banff for summer. Fire on San Antonio property brought residents to fight grass blaze. cause blamed on picnickers.
The Pine Falls Five Pin Bowling Spring League wrapped up with multiple prize awards led by Marg Ford and Richard Thomas for high single and high single men. Other winners included Lilian Veilleux and the Veilleux team for handicapped events, McCutchen for aggregate, and Stan and Helen Lazaruk sharing a progressive bowler prize. Jack Richardson’s team captured the Johanson Trophy. A house fire at Mr E Beauleu caused destruction of a home and damage to an adjoining shed, while Pine Falls fire brigade responded to a call at A Albertson’s residence for a soup-bone burning incident.
Grand Marais reports J E Young under doctor care in the city with Mrs Young staying for his recovery. Dennis Blake Knox resigns city job to assist his father this summer. Grand Beach Curling Club drew May 20 with a record crowd. Winnipeg ticket wins included an electric frying pan for local winner Phil Orvis. Birth announced for a daughter at St Boniface Hospital May 23. George's chip shop rented for the summer by Geo Wonnacott family. staff, Joan Beveridge and Shirley Anderson, employed as waitresses. W Shelest and M H Spreen building cottages at Balsam Bay. long weekend brings large crowd. water too cold for a good swim. Several local fishermen head north for two months’ summer fishing. Mr and Mrs Richard Thomas and family of Pine Falls visited town. Joe Rachuk and Julie of Stead visited B Tesmer and Jas Dennett households last Saturday.
Joyful spring mood marked the wedding at Hager Memorial Baptist Church Prince Albert Sask as Joyce Marilyn Ongman wed Ernest Kallweit. Attendants wore apricot nylon mist and white tulips formed decor with calla lilies. The couple plans to reside at 588 Alwards Street Prince Albert after a reception at the Prince George Hotel attended by about 175 guests.
Snowy ranges meet rugged coast in British Columbia as diet countryside blends natural beauty with seaside landscapes. Visitors explore alpine scenery, fjord-like inlets, and rural charm across the province.
The reader is invited to pursue improvement at work and greater earnings, framed as an offer that promises opportunity. It urges inquiry after reading to explore benefits and potential financial gains.
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