29 Nov 1949
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1949
Page
1
A reflection on the finest joy being the act of elevating happiness in others, describing generosity and consideration as the highest form of pleasure. The author emphasizes the subtlety and sensitivity inherent in such benevolence.
Mrs. FL Mykytnik and baby Lauana of Winnipeg vacationed with her parents the Podolchuks while Nick Lupkowski renewed his Springfield Leader subscription. Numerous visits from Ontario and Winnipeg residents appear, with anniversaries and a photo studio opening in Morris. Mike Puccntella is ill.
Beausejour residents Irene and Lilia Ichena visited parents in town while Connie Zielke and Ruth Kaatz spent weekends with family. Evelyn Hastman visited relatives, and A L Bronstein and family are moving to Fort Frances to start a new business with Helen Semrock becoming Food Bar manager. Joyce Flekke returned from Carman trip. curling ladies asked to hand in names.
The Province of Manitoba announces a public auction offering White spruce lumber Balsam lumber Poplar lumber and other timber. Upset price 1600 per M and 3.00 per ton spruce lumber. bidding ends December 9 1949 at the Provincial Forester office Winnipeg Manitoba. A 500 deposit and a 2500 bond are required.
Winnipeg visitors Mrs. L. B. Robertson and Miss M. R. Johnstone call on Mr. and Mrs. J. Robertson. The Greek Catholic bazaar at Beausejour Town Hall runs December 1 to 3. A surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. A. Bronstein marks their Fort Frances move as guests from Winnipeg and local homes gather. Allan Meltzer’s second birthday is celebrated with Mrs. A. Meltzer hosting. guests include Mrs. Kushnerov and Mrs. J. Shore.
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