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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 11, 1952
Page
2
Editorial argues that laziness or conflicting motives produce futile thought and poor decisions. It cites Springfield MP Sinnott who lost renomination after backing pensions for MPs, showing the clash between personal principles and party loyalty. Voters should support representatives who act on the people's will and back them when implemented.
The Christian Science Monitor notes Ike’s landslide over Stevenson in a 5,000,000 plus popular vote and a near Hoover 1928 electoral tally, signaling a bipartisan shift. It emphasizes the need for unified leadership, swift policy shaping, and a fresh administration poised for potential house cleaning and reform.
Obituary notices recount Beatrice Elizabeth Gold of Powerview born in London England 1887 died November 1 at Pine Falls hospital after a long illness. Survived by husband Ernest Stanley Gold three sons Stanley George Arthur one daughter Mrs Philip Henley five grandchildren two sons David and Ernest were killed in World War II. Services held November 3 at Pine Falls United church. Burial at Pine Falls cemetery. Also noted is the death of Mr Ritchey of Lac du Bonnet born October 30 1878 who joined Alex McIntosh staff about 30 years ago. Survived by his wife Florence four sons Calvin Donald Frank Joseph two daughters Margaret and Etta seven grandchildren two great grandchildren. Funeral services conducted with Rev S Richardson and Russell funeral home in charge. Also brief mention of Mr Holigroski survived by wife Mary four sons John Peter David Eddie two daughters Ella and Ada five sisters with pallbearers listed. Burial at Brokenhead cemetery.
Funeral services were conducted at St John’s Anglican church with interment at Lac du Bonnet cemetery on Sunday November 2 for James Ritchey who died recently. The notice lists the church venue and final resting place.
Michael Holigroski husband of Mary Holigroski died October 27 1952 at Beausejour Hospital in his 61st year Funeral services were held October 31 at 10 a.m. in Holy Trinity church Brokenhead Interment details not provided.
Funeral service for Barney Wattum aged 53 was held November 6 1952 at Mordue Bros. funeral home. Wattum a former Winnipeg businessman born in Oslo Norway died suddenly at Sturgeon Fall Whiteshell forest reserve. Survived by two sisters and brother Tom of Vancouver. Burial at Brookside cemetery. Renshaw funeral home Beausejour in charge.
A compact quotation on the value of steady effort toward a worthy aim. It emphasizes patient energy, resolute conduct despite difficulties, and eventual success attributed to steadfast pursuit.
Swiss climbers begin renewed Everest push from Nepal after monsoon delays. The piece recalls Everest history from the 1920s to today, noting Lambert neared the summit and past expeditions by Mallory Irvine and Bruce. It honors explorers, guides, and Sherpa porters, and praises international courage in high altitude exploration.
The Ladies Legion Auxiliary hosted whist and bingo on Oct 23 with winners including Mrs Apritchard and Mr MacDonald. A fall wind-up by the Game and Fish League featured a wildlife film by Les Barret, prizes for largest fish, and dancing. Various social visits, parties, and birthdays were noted, with thanks to organizing committees and the Community club for supporting children’s events.
Weather guidance urges rubbers to keep feet dry in cold damp weather. A raincoat and cap are advised as part of every schoolchilds regular equipment to prevent damp clothing and illness.
Reading or sewing in poor light strains the eyes and close work should use bright comfortable light. Regular eye exams help detect weakness or disease early. Wearing glasses is now fashionable with attractive frame styles for the fashion minded.
William Hazlitt quote offered as a reflective remark on human conduct and the ease of choosing virtue if desired, implying historical inertia and the gap between intention and action.
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