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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 19, 1950

Page

3

Community notes and visits from Winnipeg to Lac du Bonnet

A collection of local greetings and travels features Ryshyn Adolph Greschuk aboard SS Lavoldac on the Great Lakes, Eileen Hastman at Beausejour school, and a church service with a christening. Many relatives visit or plan winter moves, including Lorraine Wasney born to Winnipeg parents, and Gary’s recovery from a leg fracture. Canada’s first transcontinental railway is noted as completed in 1885.

Whitemouth welcomes Willie Bryck and bride in Dryden

A local note lists Willie Bryck marriage at Dryden last Saturday. The issue also covers school reopening with Morley Sparrow as principal, hospital activities, anniversaries, vacations, and upcoming Mission Sunday at Oldenburg church with Rev. G. Schwindl. It mentions health updates, travel, and community events in Whitemouth, Rennie, and Winnipeg area connections.

Willie Bryck Dryden Oldenburg Church G. Schwindl

Tomato History and Green Tomato Recipes from TM Cookery Nook

Tomato acceptance grew from mystery to staple with both fruit and vegetable uses. This piece notes green and red tomato versatility and shares two Canada Agriculture advised recipes Green Tomato Scallop and Green Tomato Relish with steps, ingredients, yields, and methods for preserving harvests.

Whitemouth Note Guests From Chicago Visit Local Home

Mr and Mrs Bob Klaprat and Mr and Mrs Alec Brandt of Chicago were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Mike Steiner in a local social note reflecting hospitality and community ties.

Mrs. A. Ball Camp Shilo John Budd Michael Kuly Toronto John Kazina Jean Fatsuk Saskatoon, Sask Bill Nowakowski Mrs. Bodar Maryland, Wash Nick Chercoe H. L. Kendrick Ed. Malkoske T. Sorley Red Lake Mike Melnick Jane Wardrop D. Campbell Bob Klaprat Alec Brandt Chicago Mike Steiner

The Happiest Conversation Reflects Pleasing Impression

A reflective line notes that the finest talk leaves no distinct memory yet creates a pleasing general impression, suggesting enduring warmth from subtle, unrecorded exchanges.

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Ryshyn Adolph Greschuk SS. Lavoldac Great Lakes Eileen Hastman Beausejour School Dodson The United Church Douglas Cameron Davy Kruk Ladywood Sandford Brown Winnipeg Tyndall George Brown Lac-du Bonnet Maurice Lindblad Pacy Norman Ida Lac du Bonnet Newby Mrs. Talbot Mr. Newby Calgary M. Wasney Johanna Schreyer Lorraine Jack Romanow Sudbury Ont Bill Lingo Amanda Winkler Mrs. Leinstrom Kenora Miss V. Katazinski Mrs A. Katazinski H. Keena Gary Nels Winkler Canada Whitemouth T. G. Erskine Bill Dunn, Jr Eric Parsons Whitemouth Consolidated School Morley Sparrow W. Schultz Peter Slonowski L. Olsen Olga Jorgenson A. Godolphin Whitemouth Hospital Guild Bill Zirk C. Ritchey Rennie Jack Kellner Eddie Stanley Dereski F. Swanson Fort Wiliam Holy Trinity Church Helen Tomiak Ronald Smart Frank Jones Tony Bryck Atikokan Willie Mrs. C. Ritchey Mr. Ritchey Donna Lee Trithart Lloyd Carlson Oldenburg Point du Bois Roy Tittelmier Whitemouth Hospital Oscar Petterson Mrs. R. Yee City Chevrolet Fisher General Motors Pine Falls Garage Pine Falls Man Gretsinger Garage Limited Canadians Canada Department of Agriculture Margaret England Earl of Dalkeith Duchess of Buccleuch Glasgow Scotland Earl Britain
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