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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1959
Page
8
Mr o and Mrs W Childe celebrated their 43rd anniversary with a faruiv dinner on Sunday September. Kenneth and his wife with four children attended the gathering. Victor Beley has returned from a visit to his parents. Mr and Mrs Steve Heley of Florida and other relatives were here.
A discussion of government budgeting across departments led by the Minister of Finance. It explains how expenditures, borrowing, and money creation affect inflation and the dollar. It urges Canadians to save through life insurance, deposits, and government bonds to support a sound dollar and job security.
The sighting on Saturday afternoon revealed a weather balloon over the area lasting about five hours. Community help shone as Mr. Will Fraser’s glasses were found after a berry picking mishap, thanks to a search led by locals. Bill Fraser thanks helpers and vows to avoid the bush. Willard Anderson spends a week with parents before university third year. Mrs. R Kregerts teaches Grade five in Brittania School St James after summer school. John Caswell departs for mining school in eastern Canada. Retta Taylor returns from Winnipeg summer work as Mr and Mrs F H Elsietson Harold visit Advent friends.
Funeral services were held in Beausejour and Cooks Creek for Andrew Kozak and Mark Daraba and for baby Frederick Shauman. Kozak, born in Austria, left five sons and three daughters surviving. Daraba, born in Austria, left a widow, one daughter, three sons and four sisters and brothers. Shauman infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shauman passed away at the Children's Hospital. Prayers and interments occurred in Russell Funeral Home, Beausejour, and Cook’s Creek Cemetery with multiple clergy officiating. The notices name various relatives and survivors across Winnipeg, Buffalo, Toledo, and Hazelridge communities.
Home Economists anticipate winter talks or courses for local homemaker groups covering trends in textiles, decorating hints, food and nutrition, with demonstrations. A district newsletter begins in October featuring topics and a recipe each month. requests welcome.
Victoria Beach resident Leslie Dawn Goughtor of Mro and M Mrs. Lesli Thomas was baptized at St Michaels Church on Sunday evening September 68. God-Parents were Miss Marlene Jonsconmoend and Dr Bruce Purdy. Warne of Traverse Bay was hostess to the Merrymakers Club with ten members present and two sisters. A whist event is planned for Thursday September ET in Vie- Sorta Beach hall. Members outlined fund raising and stove improvements for the rink. The next meeting will be at Mrs Mervin Andersons home on the first Tuesday in October.
A September 7 birthday at Caribou Lake is recorded along with visitors in Stonewall. St Anthony's Mission ladies held their September meeting chaired by Mel Eaton, focusing on meals for the Sisters and Father McRae during Catechism Summer School at Bissett and chapel decor after a new addition. The next meeting is planned for October in the chapel. Correction notes the ladies donated forty five dollars for meal expenses and Walter Hawrysh supplied six dozen weiners for a Wallace Lake picnic.
The community notes visits and travel including the Lorne Lesters at Pine Falls and Lac du Bonnet last Saturday. Elven D Bonikowsky left River Hills for Edmonton on Sept 9 to reach CTLE. Danny Bonikowsky left for Otto Rapids on Sept 6. Alex Klepatz returned from Flin Flon on Sept 11 and has been transferred to Kenora. A church supper is planned Sept 26 at 5 PM at the North Lutheran Church River Hills.
Miss Beverly Hanke has left for Kelowna British Columbia where she expects to stay for a period leaving River Hills community and local routines momentarily unsettled.
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