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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 11, 1951
Page
3
Bill Zieske returns to the district with recollections of a Western trip while Glenmoor Lutheran Sunday school welcomes new teachers Mrs. A Potter and Mrs. H Fay. Mrs. G H Roberts of Inglewood California visited the Ernest Rach home, among other local notices.
A three week vacation in Manitoba included time visiting relatives. The article welcomes Mr. Ward and his mother, now settled in the district.
Whitemouth Consolidated school reopened August 30 with new staff including H Galan principal Ed Maza and Misses A McIntyre and E Wyseman. Several local residents and visitors appear through weekend gatherings births weddings and vacations, plus hospital stays and personnel news from Beausejour and Beausejour hospital. A baby boy was born to Mrs Dorothy Wallegham at Beausejour hospital on September 5.
Weekend visitors include Frank Pastuchyn and Mike Tusly in town to see friends and relatives while Walter Gulenchyn from Winnipeg visited his parents. Elsie Evanochko leaves for Winnipeg for winter studies at Success Commercial Business College. Elma school opens with William A. Kachur directing the senior room and Miss K Kosterewa the junior. Stony Hill opens with S T O Thornstienson in charge. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Wiliam Toporowski and Harry Wasiuta, visit relatives. June school remains closed due to no available teacher.
In-law Mr and Mrs L Jacobson visited at the home of Mr and Mrs J Dubel with accompanying relatives from Winnipeg and Saskatoon. Mrs F Mykytiik in Whitemouth hospital shows rapid improvement and may return home soon. Eric Saarela bought the Ernest North farm and the N south plan to move to the city. J M Sitar and William Bandola spent a short holiday in the city last week.
Brokenhead high school reopened on Wednesday August 29 with Principal Mrs T E Kozyra taking over Grades VII to XI and G Bilan teaching Grades I to VI. Newcomers include Alma Kentop Gordon Yakem and Lawrence Trombo. Victoria Mosquin attends Tuxedo Normal School in Winnipeg. Ruth Trombo and Helen Stupak work in Winnipeg. John Stokotelny of Brokenhead East owns a 1951 grey Pontiac. Weekend visitors included Irene Bilmes Cynthia Barkosky Steve Chorney Ethel Adeline Kolton and Mary Osadchuk Ann.
Edna Krawchuk Frances Netzcar Norma Roeb, Helen, Margaret and Olga Hintz travel companion Shirley Wychreschuk of Den cross departs for Portage la Prairie where she works as a boarding school teacher. The road from Woodrow school to Dencross has been gravelled recently.
Thalberg residents hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Stan Chikowski and Mr and Mrs Harry Prokopec from Winnipeg, and Mr and Mrs G Jensen with Ingrid from Fort William Ontario. Harold Young left for a Winnipeg job, Nat Lesosky will teach Grades I to VI at Thalberg North, and Beausejour Collegiate student Harold Patzer departed to continue studies. Bill Soluk spent a day in Winnipeg with his wife, while Mr and Mrs Andrew Zaiser enjoyed holidays at William Patzer’s home. Kent Patzer, formerly of Thalberg North, left to resume studies at Beausejour Collegiate.
A pithy remark ties contemporary fatal outcomes to faster driving by Canadians, suggesting modern risk is linked to high speed and aggressive travel behavior. The line conveys a judgment about dangers on roads today without detailing incidents or individuals.
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