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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 1957
Page
6
Lac du Bonnet reports Mrs Noriss and her daughter Margery of Edmonton Alberta are connected to the community story. The note highlights family ties and regional movement within western Canada as part of ongoing local coverage.
G. F. Teare Sec Treas. issues a notice of public auction for lands in the Rural Municipality of Lac du Bonnet to recover arrears of taxes and costs. The sale is set for December 10, 1957 at 2 PM at the village office, listing numerous parcels with arrears and costs totals.
Residents share holiday visits and trips across towns and provinces. Mrs Norisy, Mr and Mrs Ralph Johnson, and families from Pine Falls to Winnipeg are noted with extended stays. Neil Campbell of Toronto visits R McIntosh family before business in Vancouver. Flu cases rise with Frank Brown hospitalized in Winnipeg General. Mrs Pauline Patterson to stay in Winnipeg post operation. RCMP training and Thanksgiving trips theme the week as residents travel to Port Arthur and Edmonton.
Arnold Sarapu writes to Lac du Bonnet electors thanking supporters and voters for their confidence. He reflects on the campaign, the burdens of office, and the fairness of democracy, noting the good reception near his home and the value of the experience despite the loss.
Grade levels report flu related absences mostly in early grades with none in Grade VI. Benny Arseniuk of Grade IV returned with a cast after finger injury from chopping wood. High school tests noted as difficult. Ollie Brown appears in Grade Eleven after a long illness. Beausejour meeting slated for teachers but students were not informed in time. Halloween dance planned for Friday October 25 in the school basement with costumes such as Dennis the Menace Marmaduke and Sputnik.
Great Falls notes indicate families visiting relatives across Minnesota Manitoba and Port Arthur over the holidays. Mr and Mrs E Jansson hosted in Minnesota while Mr and Mrs Raymond Sandquist from Winnipeg visited Great Falls with friends. Fred Carlson departed on a motor trip to Port Arthur to visit relatives and friends. The Bracken family spent the long weekend with Mrs Bracken's mother in Dover Manitoba and S Anderson was mentioned in connection to the gatherings.
Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. F Hampson of Togo Sask and Mr and Mrs Walter Sorbo of Roblin. William Robinson visited Great Falls while Mrs Sutherland won a cake raffle by the Rebekahs at Pine Falls. Br of Eriksdale hosted guests at G Craig’s home in Norwood and Pointe du Bois. Mrs E Bruneau bought a new Steinbach home to replace a spring fire loss arriving at Mud Falls. Community of Great Falls extends sympathy to the Dube family on their loss. Apologies issued for misspelling D Wereschuk’s name in last week’s paper.
Five day school break after Teachers' Convention and Thanksgiving notes flu illness among many pupils. Names Mrs Wityshyn Mrs D Jurek Mr M Smerechynski among the sick with one patient taken to Whitemouth hospital. Local residents visit Gardenton and Winnipeg over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs F Gajewski host an item sale this week as a new television goes on display. A brief note mentions an accident where a man injured his forefinger while chopping kindling in the morning. Mr and Mrs P Pawlyshyn recently visited the city for shopping.
The area provides abundant snow and reliable modern equipment, ensuring comfort and convenience for visitors. Easy access and well maintained facilities enhance the experience for travelers seeking adventure and relaxation in high altitude settings.
The province of Quebec welcomes a rising influx of tourists as travel interest grows. Local stakeholders note expanding accommodations and services to meet increasing demand while highlighting cultural attractions and regional events attracting visitors.
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