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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 1958
Page
10
Beausejour and Traverse Bay record births with newborns weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces for Leah Beausejour Teene and a daughter 6 pounds 9 ounces for the twins of Mrs. John Thomas. Names appear as Singtel Menuslour in the report.
Elma and Mrs Zahara attended the Kan timer-Fedoruk wedding at Tolstoi Man while Mrs Smerechynski and family from Winnipeg joined. Dryden Ontario visitors Mrs Acott Marion and Brian were weekend guests at Mrs Acott's sister’s home in Gardenton.
Mr and Mrs Aene hosted relatives including Miss Carol Korlak and Edith Korlak from Winnipeg and Chilliwack visitors. On October 11 Mr and Mrs R W Hardy and others attended the hockey game between the Detroit Redwings and Winnipeg Warriors at the arena. Congratulations to all who can do the Hula Hoop with a nod to practice.
Stella Roscoe reports at Pointe du Bois that Mr and Mrs G Lewis hosted Thanksgiving guests including Mrs Lewis and Myrtle from Winnipeg and Mr and Mrs Youll with family visiting over the holiday weekend from Winnipeg.
A string of local updates notes Mr John Huttunen arriving from Finland to live in Canada and stay with uncle V Waisanen. Several visits occur among Bissett, Newcombe and Winnipeg residents. Bingo excitement at Holiday Beach grows as residents anticipate a lucky game. The Lac du Bonnet Ski Club wishes good winter. Canadian Legion No 70 hosts annual dance with Star Dusters at Pine Falls. Family visits span Winnipeg Fisher Branch and Beausejour. Birth announces DeLuca son born October 14 in Beausejour. Sympathy sent to Mrs Frances Chornoboy on her husband’s death. Judith Chorney wedding on October 4 at Lac du Bonnet. Families Kalin Clark and Chorney travel from Cedar BC and Red Deer Alberta for the event.
Arthur Quesnel is back home and recovering after a lengthy hospital stay. Government crews have trucks and workers repairing town ship roads. Mrs Moran rents her property for a classroom until a new school addition is completed. Higher grades are being taught this year.
Local notes recount visits by residents including Mr. and Mrs. Goodman Ms. Griffith and friends from United College and Wilands. Dennis Schultz marks his second birthday on October 13 with community activities. A baptismal service is noted at Bissett United Church for three children. Remembrance Day tea plans form a committee to raise funds for the Deer Lodge Legion Poppy Fund.
Mrs Bowyer heads a poppy fundraising drive with six girls selling door to door. A door prize is planned to attract participation and boost success similar to prior years. The effort seeks broad support and local attendance at the event.
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