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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 15, 1946
Page
6
Church of England notes indicate the Alexander Bisdies Guild meets every third Tuesday with Reverend W. Jones L. Th. listed among organizers in Eng. local parish bulletin.
Whitemouth United announces Sunday morning schedule with Sunday School at 10 am and worship service at 11 am. The note emphasizes morning worship and ongoing church activities.
St Marys Anglican Pointe du Bois holds Holy Communion and sermon at 11 am and Evening Prayer and sermon at 7 pm on Sunday October 20 with Rt Rev Bishop Loft house officiating. Sunday School at 10 am. Rev E K Bissell incumbent. Lac du Bonnet Home and School Association meeting October 21 at 8 30 pm in Municipal Hall. E K Bissell invites members and those who wish to join.
The notice lists morning worship at 11:00 a.m. and an evening service at 8:00 p.m. at the Full Gospel Mission, with Thursday activities including chorus singing and an object lesson for boys and girls.
St James Anglican Beausejour posts a winter timetable with 11 am morning service 2 pm Sunday School and 3 pm Confirmation Class. Sunday School moves to afternoon due to Standard Time. Confirmation Classes begin October 20 at 3 pm and run about three months with signups urged.
The notice lists midweek and weekend worship times for multiple churches. Pentecostal churches hold services Wednesdays at 8 p.m. St Ouen's offers Sunday Mass at 11 a.m. and evening prayers at 8 p.m. Beausejour United Church and St Joseph's Catholic Church publish Sunday timings, with additional Sunday School and prayer sessions.
The Seven Sisters Church maintains its weekly schedule with Sunday services at seven in the evening, inviting parishioners to attend.
Pastor John Judt serves at St Marys Roman Catholic Church in Winnipeg Falls with Sunday masses at 9 am and 10:30 am.
Dots of Pine Falls report a busy social cycle with Reid George’s baby arrival celebrated at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Allan Brown. Guests included Edith Robson and Janet McLeod among others. Rev. and Mrs. Spence prepare for China mission work after Hong Kong internment, while visitors John Roberson of Regina and Leona Growns take holidays. Mrs. J. R. Spence thanks Pine Falls friends. power outage interrupts tea but causes no damage. Other items note Eileen’s transfer to Bank of Montreal Winnipeg, Wes Scales’ return to Bissett for studies, Barney Gray’s musical kin, and the Van Linsdans arriving from Australia to live locally.
At the home of a local resident on Wednesday evening 24 guests joined to bid farewell to a longtime community member. A box of chocolates and a leather bag were given as tokens, with best wishes for future happiness.
Great Falls notes include Betty Jean H. M. Battram relieving M. Wentz in Pinawa, visits to Winnipeg for A. W. H. Lee and A. C. M. Ross. Local students, teachers, and families attend events, fund drives raise 12.14 for Cancer Research, and recreation club opens with a Cribbage Evening to support the Christmas Concert.
The annual meeting report for the Great Falls Recreation Club left badminton committee member Mrs R P McHaffie off the list. The correction follows the submission last week and adds her to the committee roster.
Falls residents extend best wishes to Mr and Mrs M Thomson returning from a honeymoon in the U S. Winnipeg visits documented for Lewis Rougeau Gillies Parley and others. Teachers attend Beausejour Convension. Manitoba Power Commission tour highlights Winnipeg Electric event with Peggy's Pantry catering and autumn decorations. College students and family visits noted with several trips to Winnipeg.
The Howland Hotel in Beausesjour has undergone a brick siding facelift. Regular patrons barely recognized the familiar rendezvous as the updated exterior misled them.
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