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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 30, 1954
Page
3
The Springfield Leader reports as an independent weekly published Tuesdays by Springfield Leader Limited from Lac du Bonnet Manitoba serving the eastern Seashee area.
Whitemouth reports a Tea and Bazaar at Municipal Hall netting 136 dollars, with Mrs A King and Mrs D M Wardrop in charge of sales and Mrs Fred Anderson in charge of home cooking. A large crowd attended the dance on Nov 24 sponsored by the Canadian Order of Foresters. A Christmas concert and White Gift Sunday are planned for December. The C G I T club makes stuffed zebras for Winnipeg hospitals. Other items note Shirley Carlson’s diamond and staff changes at the Royal Bank, and local engagements and visits, including Ronald Waters and Irene Tergeson, and Mrs Jennie Wardrop’s hospital stay.
Residents attend events from Santa Claus TV parades to church meetings while many travelers visit family in Lac du Bonnet Winnipeg Balmoral and Seven Sisters Falls. Local councilors relatives and workers are listed among social gatherings illnesses car accidents and a surprise anniversary party with gifts and congratulations.
On Sunday Nov 21 Mrs Helen Lysak of Allegra Mrs Eva Oneschuk of Ladywood and Mrs Ann Cherneski of Winnipeg flew to Hamilton to attend Mr H Halyko's funeral and will return this week. Also present were Mr and Mrs A Sys and family and Miss Hellen Sys of Winnipeg. A bingo and whist drive at Rattray School drew a large crowd with funds earmarked for school supplies. winners of the whist drive were announced.
Community notes report visits from Winnipeg residents Jerry Lange Fred Brokoski and Ervin Singbeil to R Singbeil home. birth congratulations for Henry and Schade family in Selkirk hospital. St Alfred Zieske returns from Vernon B C. local Measles outbreak and school cottage repair aftermath with Hutterite help. district bush camp departures and winter plans.
Food fads promise vim and youth but rarely deliver. Experts say sticking to Canada’s Food Rules ensures normal nourishment, healthy appearance, and no excess weight for the average person.
The Makuk family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness, sympathy, and floral offerings after the death of Mildred Makuk. Special thanks to Rev Fr S Borys, Renshaw Funeral Home, and pallbearers. Also note local ads: Rawleigh business opportunity in Winnipeg and a found gold signet ring offered by Springfield Leader Limited.
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