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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 1958
Page
8
Advertisers claim that effective advertising enables retailers to offer improved goods at reduced prices. The message emphasizes consumer benefits from promotional campaigns and market competition.
Births at Beausejour Hospital list three new babies to Taylor Kasmerski and Bozmanin families with weights. Local residents visit relatives, enrollments at Winnipeg and Rivers schools noted. Our Boys Band performed publicly and invites new members. Waterworks expansion attracts 285 service applications. Street repairs under Street Commissioner Kianski keep streets in good condition. Visits by Paul Dirks, B G Scott, and Mrs John McNabb noted with local hosts.
Born in Russia in 1865 the ancestor came to Canada 50 years ago and is survived by two sons Frank and Mike two daughters Mrs Walter Kost and Mrs Frank Molaz fourteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren. John A McCulloch 76 of 116 Queenston Street formerly of Great Falls died Friday in Mis-
A health column notes vegetable guidance, child vision and hearing checks, and breakfast importance for children. It also covers occupational skin troubles, safety in cleaning hands, and guidance on avoiding contaminated drinking water while hiking in September. Community notices mention one man's obituary and civic affiliations.
A collage of Manitoba nuptials: Gollar Gefreiter and Mathew Gollas wed at St Mary's Cathedral Winnipeg. Churchill and Hildebrand double ring ceremony at Grant Memorial Baptist Winnipeg with reception in church basement. Brides wear satin, lace, hemlines, and bouquets. grooms in classic dark suits. Families attended from Winnipeg Fisher Branch and Perth to Lac du Bonnet and Winkler.
A busy Grand Marais social update covers Merle Monkman and Melvin Anderson’s wedding dinner at the Social Hall, visits by Miss Johnson and Ena’s school start, a fat baby contest won by Leslie Joseph Franklin, and notices about Local teachers and staff, the absence of the Businessmen wind-up banquet, and the farewell to the Porters relocating to Penticton. A brief line on Walter Mackelson’s upcoming holiday ends the item.
Mr and Mrs Tony Ostapchuk of Winnipeg attended the wedding of their niece Heather Hodge and spent days visiting. Accompanied by Mr and Mrs Dave Hodge and Brian they traveled to Midji Detroit Lakes Fergus Falls and Grand Forks. Mr and Mrs E Preece received word their son Ronald has been made leading seaman medical assistant 2. He is sta-
Locals and visitors were noted at various homes and gatherings over the holiday weekend. Names include the Bodro Blore Dunwoody families and David Long with friends visiting his parent’s home. Sincere wishes for Mrs Hawkes and Mr Nordland who are recovering in Winnipeg and a city hospital.
Mr and Mrs Pringle and family are back home following a visit to Preeceville with details of travel and reunion omitted.
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