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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 25, 1952
Page
3
A writer urges placing local governance in schools to combat public apathy. He argues sustained coverage beyond elections, active citizen involvement, and year round study could awaken interest, producing better leaders and healthier democracy through informed cooperation.
Sealed tenders are invited by the Rural Municipality of Brokenhead for green cut red Tamarack and various sizes of planks and piles to be delivered to Beausejour Municipal Yard by April 1 1953. Tenders due December 6 1952 with a $200 certified cheque. penalties 10 percent for late delivery. By order of Council. L A Puller Clerk.
An orchid to Thalberg citizens for a district washing bee at Thalberg North school, forty volunteers cleaned the building and enjoyed a free lunch provided by the school board. Tony Mazur survived a sixteen hour bush ordeal with searchlights and gunfire. Steve Zakaluk visited British Columbia to see his daughter and son in law Clarence Fiedler. Peter Letwin Jr needs driving lessons after two truck ditch incidents. Progress is the law of life, Robert Browning.
Notices celebrate a baby boy born November 15 at Whitemouth hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Kowalyk. Various residents make short visits, holidays, and weekend trips including Joyce Proceviat, Ms. Jones of Elma, and Gladys Weslak in Winnipeg. Wolent lines mention bush camp trips near Kenora and Springfield Liberal-Progressive meeting in Beausejour.
Mrs A Smorong leaves for Ena Ontario with her son and daughter in law for the winter. Michael Wowk holidayed in the city to visit relatives. Sergeant Carr and wife return from Windsor with a Ford and stay with the Ko tilo family before heading west. Ronnie Noga birthday celebrated on Sunday November 16. Frank Friesen and brother Walter holidayed in Morris Manitoba. Edith Sigurdson family move to Wampun Manitoba. Sympathy extended to Mrs O Petterson and family. Joyce Dubel of Winnipeg visited Garson. Garson skating rink to operate this winter. Garson hockey teams in past years praised. John Sark in White Mouth hospital in good condition. Gillis Quarry Co starts stripping for more rock. Dryden residents visit. Tyndall Ladies Club held silver tea November 21 with success. Tyndall Quarry Co buys large dragline. Frances and Phillis Neduzak weekend with parents. Shower for Maxine Hurrel at Elsie Malmstrom’s home. wedding planned in November. Patronize Our Advertisers.
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