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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 30, 1948
Page
3
A terse note lists circulation personnel and distribution figures including 53 circulation reps, a central office designation, and 125 distribution entries. The fragment reads as an internal clerical record of roles and counts.
The Whitemouth juniors thank sponsors and supporters including W Zula V Yeoula J Hlady R Latta J Stewart G Herntier T Law J Couling G Steiner D Wardrop A Hill R Danksriter for their help with team activities and events.
The christening of Karen Ann Kisiow occurred at St. Michael’s church in Tyndall on Sunday November 21 with Rev. Michael Romanchuk officiating. Godparents were Miss Emma Moroz and W Kisiow of Winnipeg. A reception followed at the parents’ home. Guests included Michael Moroz Insinger Sask and others from Winnipeg and area.
The November 16 meeting opened with the president. Minutes from the previous session were adopted. Poppy Day sales totaled 49.30 raised by senior girls. Two members will staff the checkroom each Saturday from the roll-call to avoid confusion. The executive will meet with Legion leaders to choose floor covering. The gathering ended with a social and lunch. next meeting is December 21.
Premier D L Campbell announced the Pine Falls hydro plant project at the Legislative Building. The $15 to $20 million development on the Winnipeg river aims for 114000 horsepower from six units, with 38000 hp by fall 1951, two units online by then, and a peak workforce of 500 to 600 men. The dam two miles upstream will back water to just below Great Falls drowning Silver Falls. total Winnipeg river output with existing plants will reach about 714000 hp. The plant targets emergency power needs through 1953 and honors a 1930 agreement giving Pine Falls paper to priority output until its needs are met.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs M Monetta Beausejour died Saturday November 20 at St Boniface hospital Funeral services were held Tuesday November 23 at Russell's funeral home Beausejour with Rev Maxwell officiating
The Duke of Edinburgh will register his newborn son with the Assistant Registrar of Westminster London. The baby will be issued a ration book and identity card as for any British infant.
Beausejour Lions received their charter at a banquet in the Beausejour hotel attended by sponsoring Winnipeg Lions and Kenora club members. District Governor Karl Slocum presented the charter to President Jim Armstrong with a gong and gavel, as Mayor L J Pulfer sent greetings from Beausejour.
Beausejour presents a two hour impersonation of famous radio and film stars staged at the Town Hall on Thursday Friday and Saturday December 2 3 and 4. The cast features more than 100 locals with chorus girls prizes hats and live audience participation. Master of ceremonies Harry Von Zell headlines with a lively mix of sentimental ballads swing and western numbers.
A total of 638.65 was raised in Pine Falls during October for the Canadian Institute for the Blind annual drive. Local associations and paper mill unions led the effort with J Rusk noting the funds will aid Manitoba’s rural blind.
Mr and Mrs F C Kenny of Garson Manitoba announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Alma Ruth to William Robert Bryner youngest son of the late Mr and Mrs M W Bryner of Renton Washington United States The wedding is planned for the latter part of December in Vancouver British Columbia and the couple will reside in Seattle Washington USA.
Whitemouth Junior Hockey club elected Ernie Steiner as coach Milton Zink as captain and John Paulson as secretary treasurer. The group also approved purchasing uniforms, with hopes seniors will wear sharp outfits this season.
The Spring field Liberal and Progressive association met at J. Bellan’s Beausejour home on November 26 to organize for the upcoming federal election. Attendees included members from East Selkirk Fast Kildonan Beausejour and other nearby communities. An election committee and a finance committee were to be formed, with appointment left to the current chair.
The passage stresses the sacred nature of scriptures and urges a spiritual understanding as essential to uncover truth. It emphasizes aligning interpretation with spiritual insight to access deeper meanings.
Delegations from boards of trade and chambers across Manitoba filed early registrations for the 18th annual convention of the Manitoba Associated Boards of Trade to be held December 6 and 7 at the Royal Alexandra hotel Winnipeg. Seventy eight delegates had filed by November 29 with twenty boards reporting and up to 200 registrations expected. guest speakers include Dr A H S Gillson J S McDermot and D T Muskett.
Mrs Katherine Swirski born in Poland in 1886 became a Winnipeg immigrant at 19. She farmed at Ladywood and later Tyndall with her husband Ludwik, faced shortages, illness, and loss, then managed the farm with son Mike while Peter joined the RCAF. Her story highlights honest toil and community service in Canada.
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