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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1949
Page
4
The C.S. Monitor urges Britons and Americans to abandon hostile epithets and mutual insults. It cautions that as creditors and debtors they should adopt courtesy and cooperation, recognizing historic friendships and the value of sensible exchanges rather than spectacle.
The Calgary Albertan describes the Family Rosary Crusade as a call for Catholic families to unite in prayer. It argues the slogan strengthens home ties, deepens personal religion, and seeks divine aid to restore dignity, peace, and brotherhood amid global trouble. Protestants are invited to join in prayer and reflect on shared mercy.
Miss Olga Kohut of Winnipeg spent the weekend with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs J O Evanochko. Mrs H Kurian and daughter Lorna holidayed at Russell visiting Ed Negedly proprietor of Central hotel. Mrs Frostiak and Miss Shewchuk linked to Elma.
Cromwell notes mark the new term with Eddie Schreyer headed to Winnipeg and Phyllis Steffie Schultz and Ernest Ottenbreit to Ladywood. New beginners include Donnie Hunt Joe Greschuk Teddy Brezoza and Patricia Schultz. A bear was shot near Ladywood and bear steak offered at Louie’s.
The Seven Sisters community held its August 20 picnic at Dugard's camp with races games and tug of war between married and single men. Locals extend sympathy to Mrs H Ligertwood on her mother's death and welcome new principal E Carruthers.
Young people enjoy an old fashioned corn boil on the beach. Nutritionists call the event commendable for its food value, noting calories roughage and vitamin A while the corn tastes good.
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