Curling Club Aims For Sixteen Rinks This Season
The club expresses optimism about reviving curling in the community and hopes to field at least sixteen rinks, a number considered above the average of recent years.
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 11, 1947
Page
3
The club expresses optimism about reviving curling in the community and hopes to field at least sixteen rinks, a number considered above the average of recent years.
Cloverleaf school selects Iris Tocher a grade eleven student and daughter of Mr and Gordon Tocher to represent the Cloverleaf school and district at the Beausejour Board of Trade Carnival.
John Matychak and Bernice Popiel were married at the Greek Catholic Church in Ladywood on Saturday November 1 at 2 45 p m. The couple are the children of Mr and Mrs Simcoe Matychak and Mr and Mrs John Popiel of Ladywood.
On October 16 1947 Rev Godfrey P Gower united Joseph William Googell son of J Googel and the late Mrs Googel Beausejour Man with Nancy Wilson daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Randall 1305 Burnaby St Vancouver at St Pauls Anglican church in a formal ceremony.
At St. Marys Beausejour Manitoba on Saturday November 1 at 4 p m Jean Szajewski daughter of Mr and Mrs Szajewski became the bride of Walter Jurkiewicz Rev J Jaworski officiated The bride was attended by her sister Bernice Swajewski and Allan McLean served as best man.
A successful Hallowe'en ball was held in Seven Sisters Community Hall on October 31. Prizes went for best cribbage plays costumes and whist. Best costume winners were Brian Hudson G Smillie and Anna Peterson. Prize waltz to Ernie Richter and Min Outhwaite. Spot dance to Mr and Mrs C Precious. Mr McGiggon won whist and P Wardrop won the Mrs E F Braund fish pond gifts.
Kenneth Pelletier of Pine Falls sustained a severe heel injury when his foot was caught between the floor and an elevator during a Sunday afternoon incident at the Finishing Room. He suffered a cut tendon in the back of his heel and crushed heel bones and remains in hospital.
The Springfield Liberal and Progressive Association met at Beausejour on November 1 with delegates from across the constituency. Guest speaker Ralph Maybank KC MP examined Canadian political parties and contrasted socialism in Russia with Liberal social legislation, urging protest to Ottawa against price ceiling lifts.
The Althetic Association annual meeting elected W Zieman to continue as president for another term. Cliff Brown was named honorary president and Art Arsenault won a key post. Paul August becomes secretary treasurer as H J Russell steps back. Executive committee members named Ramsay McIntosh Jim Marshall Casimer Buhay W S Kennard.
The Pine Falls Baseball Club held a windup smoker on November 1 at the Community Winter Club rooms. Attendees included Percy Gardiner, Bill McDonald, Gilbert Beaulieu, Bill Jackson, Don McCulloch, George Sharpe and others. George Sharpe won the club prize for the highest batting average at .441.
Manitoba Registrar R. B. Baillie announces 1948 motor plates will be yellow on black and only one plate issued per vehicle due to steel and pigment shortages. Last year’s black and silver plates required no color. this year yellow ochre pigment has been secured. Sales start mid December with later notice on low-number reservations.
Visitors in Sperling include Mr and Mrs J Chop at Mrs B Chop home. Ted North leaves for Armstrong Ontario for winter work. L Zavaly family head to Welland Ontario to settle. A Smorong holidays in Ena Ontario visiting son P Smorong. D Tuyl weekends in city visiting friends. St Anthonys church bazaar draws record crowd despite storm. Quote by Wendell Phillips on defeat equals education.
A large turnout at the Municipal Welfare Fund Halloween dance in Du Bonnet drew 210 door payers with many more buying advance tickets. Prizes were awarded to both ladies and gentlemen, with a gala hall, humorous episodes, and unmasking adds.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. H. Lee were in Winnipeg from Wednesday to Saturday last week. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Clark visited Winnipeg while Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fargey also made a trip there.
Peter Vorona injured with a broken leg is hospitalized while neighbors organize a farm aid plowing bee. Five tractors run by Lyle Bush Frank Black Scott Tocher Mike Woroka and Walter Frankowski clear fields in a day and a half. Others join Will Carson Dorothy Frankowski Ed Kafka and Mrs Mike Worona to help.
Local notes report Mrs. William Muirhead visiting in Saskatoon and Montreal relations. Lillian Richards wed Clyde H. Avery in Bremerton. Ian McLean expects return to teaching. Bibs Beaulieu and Sammy Bruno trek CN R mountain routes en route to Yellowknife. Pine Falls orchestra forms with debut planned December. Rebekah Bazaar in Chateau yields gifts. Winnipeg trip for shopping. warnings about coal delivery and storage.
Beausejour Board of Trade approves rename to Beausejour Chamber of Commerce and sets plans for Amateur Night on February 7 to raise funds for anti tuberculosis work. Delegation from Associated Commercial Travellers attends seeking help. event features a stage show from 8 to 10 with top ten contestants to perform on CJOB at 10. Organizers J Abramson L J Pulfer W W Childe H Gen aske to arrange. entries left with J Abramson ABB.
G Moss man reports delphiniums Iceland poppies and pansies in bloom one and a quarter miles south of town on November 1. A hen with a brood of chicks sits in the McIntosh farm barnyard as signs of late autumn appear.
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