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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1951
Page
1
Manitoba pupils with clear pass in Level 1 in June 1951 may pursue either accelerated or non accelerated studies in 1951-52. Those with averages 67 percent or higher may complete grades 10 11 and 12 in three years. Pupils with supplements in Level I follow the non accelerated program regardless.
The Manitoba big game season runs from November 26 to December 6 announced by Hon. J. S. McDiarmid. Bag limit is one male white tailed or mule deer over one year old. Turtle Mountain Assiniboine and Rock Lake Preserves open. Zephyr within Rock Lake closed. Moose season north of the 53rd parallel limited to provincial residents. Caribou barren ground hunting closed. northern residents may take one animal December 1 to 31. Elk and woodland caribou seasons closed province-wide. License fees unchanged: 2.50 resident deer, 5.00 resident moose, 25.00 non resident deer.
The column lists numerous births to families across towns including Winnipeg Beausejour and White Mouth. Notable entries include a son Charles Thomas Wesley born to Ds Lovallo and a daughter Alison Joy to Constable James Cunningham and wife Jean Bush. Weights range from 4 pounds 5 ounces to 12 pounds 3 ounces with times noted.
In the Rural Municipality of Brokenhead Reeve J S Sinnott announces he will not stand for reelection. He cites heavy duties in Ottawa and says he will stay out of the race despite extensive electorate pressure.
A concise moral assertion by James Russell Lowell emphasizing that true moral leadership builds lasting monuments while mere power or force leaves only ruins. The quote frames virtue as the enduring legacy of a society or individual.
Illness of King George VI forces a one week delay for Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. They will now arrive in Montreal October 7 and visit Winnipeg October 16, with Steven son Airport arrival at 12 20 a.m. October 9 holiday cancelled. schools to observe October 16 as holiday. Province expects normal business October 9, no holiday October 16.
Leo Horodyski reports Beausejour Collegiate student council elections tallying Shirley Cryderman as president and Gordon Trithart as VP. The piece notes room council reps, sports delegates, a large mixed social drive, a successful September 21 weiner roast, a new student fee, and plans for soccer during recess plus a new school project near the ramshackle building.
Local dispute over Brightstone Manitoba Post Office ends with decision to keep the outpost open. Representatives argued the service serves about 130 patrons across some 30 families in the Brightstone area near Lac du Bonnet. Postal Director R H McNabb cites distance and user count as factors, confirming no immediate closure action.
The Beausejour Ladies Hospital Guild held its first meeting of the second term on Tuesday September 25 at the Town Hall with Mrs H Lippmann presiding. Delegates were chosen for the Manitoba Hospital Association convention in Winnipeg on October 25. A tea and pantry shower will be held October 26 at the Town Hall. The hospital seeks canned vegetables fruits jams and similar donations. A Sadie Hawkins dance is planned for November. Refreshments were served. Goethe quote noted.
The parish of St. Peter and St. Paul in Ladywood launches its fall and winter activities with a bazaar and jamboree on October 18 19 and 20. The Ladywood parish hall will host entertainment bingo fish pond games and related attractions to drive the event.
A reader requests renewal of a Springfield Leader subscription by enclosing two dollars for the service. The note references the Leader Building in St James Manitoba and asks to continue delivery.
Irene Wiedman and Clarence P. Baker exchanged marriage vows at St Marys chapel Beausejour on Saturday at 4 pm. Officiant Father Ferus.数量 350 guests. Honeymoon to Chicago and other points before settling in Cromwell.
In a 6 p.m. ceremony September 15 at Pointe du Bois community hall, Dorothy Allen and Donald Boyd were married with Rev. W. E. Wallace officiating. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Allen of Pointe du Bois, and the groom is the eldest son of ...
Marjorie Vivian Morfoot of Beausejour wed Wally Jacques of Winnipeg at King Memorial church Winnipeg on September 15. Rev Tolton officiated with Phyllis Jacques playingMusic. bride wore navy suit with light blue accessories and red roses. bridesmaid Jeanne Morfoot wore royal blue with rust accessories and pink roses. Herb Jacques served as best man. Reception hosted by William and Mrs Jacques. The couple will live in Winnipeg.
The Brokenhead Agricultural Society sets the fall fair for Friday October 12 in Beausejour town hall with a grand evening dance. Anton Ottenbriet will run the event featuring old-time dances and farmer hoe-downs. Exhibits expected include canned goods honey vegetables grain hay sheaves dressed poultry turkeys ducks geese capons and more.
A Mary Baker Eddy statement envisions governance guided by divine principles. It asserts God’s rule, the Golden Rule, and sacred rights of conscience as foundational to societal order and human liberty.
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