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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1958
Page
8
Beausejour residents welcomed births at Beausejour Hospital with two daughters and a son listed among August deliveries. The column also covers travel by local families to Vancouver and Victoria, friendships, a Winnipeg move by Dr Lippman, and civic reflection urging nomination for town office. It closes with congratulations to Lorraine Wilgosh on scholarships and a visit by relatives from Vancouver and Winnipeg.
A double ring wedding was held Saturday August 30 as Fdmie Coloumbe wed Edward Mroz Jr. The bride wore white lace with sabrina neckline and lily point sleeves, carried a white prayer book, and wore a double crown veil. Attendants included Mildred Palmer Ruby Nikodem. best men Lionel Coloumbe and Eddie Lepinski. After reception at the Château, the couple honeymooned in the USA and will reside in Yorkton Saskatchewan.
Emma Gunning and Allan Gunning leave for British Columbia to visit friends and relatives. Leo Kiatt and family visit Gull Lake and nearby areas. Miss Leona Zirk earns a diamond ring from Robert Stubel and receives congratulations. Miss Margaret Otto ties 21st birthday on August 4th, and Gerald Bits celebrates birthday on August 8th. Beverly Klapparat returns from a Beausejour vacation.
Pine Falls Anglican Church of the Advent held a social evening at the Mud Falls summer home of Mr and Mrs Ken Mackie with about sixty members enjoying hamburgers coffee and ice cream. Guests included Great Falls church members and visiting families, while local students prepared to return to school on September 2 and new staff joined the teaching corps. A birth announced in St George adds to local family news alongside car purchases by Don Baker and John Bracken and a playful warning about bull safety on farms.
In a chatty note, residents recount visits and holidays across Minnesota and Manitoba. Daisy and Allen Dales, fraulein Anna, and hosts Jack and Marylene Kearns enjoyed a weekend at Eewatin near Seven Sisters. Guests plan a northern tour as the Dales continue their vacation. Bruce Jacobs, Steve Melnick, and Herman Griffeon attend Woodward Governor School events in Rockford Illinois, with air travel planned both ways. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ives and family visit from Covina California to Manitouba and greet relatives including G. Vantoever of Great Falls. Garnet Harland of Clinton Ontario visits Great Falls, reconnecting with former students. Larry Metzler of the RCAF expects home on leave, promising a grand family reunion at the Metzler home. Miss D Warren leaves Great Falls for the big city.
Under The Trustee Act in the estate of William Christopher Canavan late of Beausejour Manitoba Construction Employee all claims must be filed with the administrator’s solicitors Weselak and Middleton Beausejour by October 4 1958. Dated August 25 1958.
Dorothy has been accepted as a student nurse at Winnipeg General Hospital. The note congratulates her and expresses confidence she will excel, noting her past achievements and predicting success in her nursing training.
Mrs. R Pitre aged 44 died Friday at Montreal General Hospital. She leaves husband Raymond formerly of Lac du Bonnet, one daughter Mrs B McNaughton, four sons Philippe Reynald Kenneth and Arthur all in Montreal. Also her parents Mr and Mrs H Ste Marie of St Boniface, five brothers Benoit Gerry George Emile Alfred, and four sisters Mrs L A Guertin Mrs C Lapointe Mrs N Therrien and Mrs B Cloutier. Funeral service held Monday in Montreal.
The piece argues scaring children with boogey man threats breeds lasting fears while praising police as friendly figures children can trust when lost hurt or frightened. It emphasizes teaching children that officers are safe helpers.
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