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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 04, 1958
Page
6
Local notices list events for Friday and Monday including Legion Armistice Din with Pine Falls orchestra at Memorial Hall and village council meeting at the Village Office. Also a Home and School bazaar, classes, and memorial events. Numerous social updates detail visits, birthdays, and local greetings through mid November.
The community announces Sunday school begins at 11 a m in the school building with all parents and children urged to attend the opening service. The notice notes vacancies in the teaching staff and seeks volunteer teachers from among interested parents.
Congratulations to Connie Byman of Winnipeg and Ronnie Allen of Pointe du Bois on their engagement. Wedding reports list Joyce Heselwood and Jack Hartel with Melanie as flower girl, plus various local family events and notices from October and November.
Seven Sisters items record visits from Winnipeg and Balmoral residents, birthdays, dances, and parish life. Mrs C McEachern and Mrs J Dallas visited Muncer family then returned to Winnipeg. Sinclair family moves to Winnipeg for Head Office transfer. Bruce leaves Monday. Kristofferson birthday week features Linda six and Marlene twelve with parties. Hallowe en events mark a busy Seven Sisters weekend.
A school party for younger students ends with the usual number of children out for Trick or Treat. Little willful damage was noted by goblins and ghosts this year. Rich and David Gittins of Great Falls visited town last weekend for the big dance. A forthcoming Fun Fair is sponsored by the Seven Sisters Gene Ponpital Guild on November.
Elma notices recount visits of Mr and Mrs A J Shewchuk to Winnipeg to see Mrs Kohut and attend the Serecuik Hasuik wedding at Malborough Hotel on October 25. Local visits include Mrs Sokoluk and sons in Winnipeg and Sokoluk’s new Mr and Mrs Nowicki. A bazaar at Elma Hall raised $182.05 with thanks to donors and attendees.
A historical portrait describes Imperial Oil dominating Canada’s oil sector. It notes discovery in Alberta in 1947, current domestic production around 60 percent, and nine refineries nationwide. It highlights Imperial’s research and leadership in developing new products for Canadians.
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