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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 29, 1951
Page
4
The text presents the motto of Prince Edward Island translated as The small under the protection of the great. It conveys a stance of small entity reliance on a larger protector within a historic or colonial context.
Local notices and social happenings from Whitemouth and area include birthday acknowledgments for Edna Buss May 14 and Sandy Cousins May 15, a 20 year service gesture to John Buss by McColl Frontenac Oil, and several gatherings at homes of the Andersons Molinskis Steiner Nephews and Wardrops. Community events feature school sports, church services, a dance, weddings in Saskatchewan and Sault Ste. Marie, birth announcements, and a bylaw proposal banning fireworks. Canada’s coal use noted as rising 33 percent over ten years.
Visitors at the Preston home on Sunday May 20 were John Armand Storwick of Winnipeg and Lin V Whitman of Emerson. Storwick recently graduated from University with a Bachelor of Commerce and is now employed by General Electric in Winnipeg. Whitman works as an accountant for the Bank of Commerce in Winnipeg.
River Hills notes show Mr and Mrs Joe Schmidt and Garry visiting his parents for weeks. Mrs Ben Pommer celebrated her May 13 birthday. A Liebreich couple drives a new Ford half ton truck. H Baker visits relatives in Eastern Canada. Evangelistic meetings run two weeks from May 28 at Whitemouth Baptist with Rev Beuhler from Dakota as guest. Ed Newman and Carolyn move to Hines Creek Alberta to start a new home. Sis Norman Hanke returns to Seven Sisters to work. John Klepatz plans extended stay. Young People church party and weiner roast noted.
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