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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 1952
Page
4
In October indoors and out bustle with harvest events and Hallowe'en as parsnips star in a simple in minutes casserole. Recipe serves 4, with parsnips, tomato juice, onion, breadcrumbs and spices, baked 15 minutes at 400. Also tips on lighting fixtures, wall picture changes, and homemaking help from Manitoba Canada Bldg Winnipeg.
The article argues neither idealists nor realists alone shape progress. Most people blend vision with practical sense, forming the balance wheel of society. Great achievements arose from dreamers who acted, and teams need both experience and youth for success. Perfection is rare. idealism tempered by realism yields the golden mean.
Louis Juravsky Pat Pearson and Lorne Cook visited Garson Limestone Company to procure machinery. Neduzak sisters spent Thanksgiving at home with the Frank Neduzak family. Thanksgiving weekend visits included Joan and Joyce Collins and the Vernon family. Garson social ties extend to Vernon Bay Ontario and former Garson hotel owners John Harysum. The Pearces celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary as friends from Winnipeg and Selkirk gathered.
The Whitemouth Chamber of Commerce held a October 9 meeting at the Curling Club with good attendance. Plans were set for a December supper and to organize an A C T T B to be staged at the school auditorium. A resolution was passed to send a delegate to the Brandon provincial meeting in November 1920.
Entries were received for the coming season and a plan to furnish the rink was approved. The next meeting will be announced later. Lex and Kenneth Fletcher suffered a badly crushed hand while working.
On Sunday October 5 at St John’s Anglican church Rev Maxwell christened the children of Mr and Mrs T Hawkes and Mr and Mrs W Hawkes. Attending relatives and friends came from Winnipeg and gathered later at the Hawkes home. Attendees included Mr Sanger, Mr Briggs, Mr Barratt, Mrs Glasgow, Mr Bryden of Winnipeg, for the St John’s dedication.
The speaker celebrates becoming an aunt to a girl, reflecting on the birth of a child amid war and ideological conflict. She notes improved living standards, rapid production, and global democratic efforts, while praising individual diversity and family love shaping a hopeful, exciting era for the new generation.
A large group of friends and acquaintances urge the author to weigh running as an Independent candidate in the upcoming federal election, outlining the interest and potential appeal within Springfield’s federal constituency.
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