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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1953
Page
5
Shirley Choma left on Sunday September 20 to resume studies at the University of Manitoba where she is pursuing her fourth year in interior decorating. Mrs S W Palmer of Souris is considering moving back to Lac du Bonnet according to recent news.
Ten years after leaving Lac du Bonnet, du Bonnet woman notes her daughter Mrs Axel Olafsen and son Guy Brown living there. Farrell LeVasseur returns from Cold Lake Manitoba on September 14. MOA Harkness from Souris visits son John A. Hark ness in Lac du Bonnet on September 21. Edwin Johnson family from Winnipeg vacation with Andy Markuson of Riverland. Eddy Semple of Central Northern Airways Winnipeg joins local base with family to follow. William O Carrolls move from Holiday Beach to town. Os tende arrival from Vancouver completes season visitors at LeVasseur home. Omer and Madeline from Churchill Hectorine and Gisselle from the west coast vacation here. Bill Hitchen buys and relocates a house near town for winter residence. Theatre Night at Walbec Theatre aids Lac du Bonnet War Memorial Fund. Local duck season hoped free of accidents. Local automatic phone switch near completion, planned for November 4. John Jorgenson visits Friday. item found on Pointe du Bois highway offered for owner identification and recovery.
Seven Sisters falls bowling league opened on Tuesday September 15 with four teams traveling to Beausejour. A meeting to elect officers will be held later. Meanwhile the boys and girls are scattering pins as play begins. Families share weekend travels and visits across Manitoba Ontario and Minnesota with updates on Mor gan Neilson and the Neal son family. A Rebekah convention is being held in Atlanta Georgia.
Three bus loads of ladies from this district visited last weekend including Mrs. W McGibbon and Mrs Mae Hignell from here and Mrs K C Fergusson Mrs Thorbergson and Mrs Baker from Great Falls. Mrs P Barrett and daughter Kathleen of Transcona visited W McGibbon’s home. Mrs Katie Schultz, recently at Whitemouth hospital, is at her daughter’s home and improving though still bed bound.
Miss Annette Chmilnicki and Mr and Mrs Fred Louis and family of Winnipeg visited Mrs Mike Chambers. Joe Bycar of Trail spent a few days there. Bill Lukie celebrated his 15th birthday on Sept 15. Mrs Stanley Reich of Vancouver is visiting Ladywood. Stanley works at a Vancouver brewery. Mike Shach and family of London Ont visit John Shach’s home. Nettie Mikoliew flew to Chicago. baby boy Blaine Robert Srutowski born weighing 7 lbs 7 oz. Mrs Srutowski formerly Green Oak and worked in Beausejour Royal Bank.
Garson notes a lively gathering at Andrew Malmstroms home for Jim Vernon and spouse wedding anniversary. New residents D Reasbeck and family and J Ireland and daughter Fay join the community. Steve Yurkews family visits from Tillsonburg Ontario include Thomas Sandham and Sharon. Gordon Malmstrom wed September 5 in Hamilton, Ontario. Geraldine Malmstrom attends Rainy River studies this term and will move there before winter.
Albert Syrowitz broke his foot during a small altercation with Billy Goshulak. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Struss and family of Hollywood visited the Struss household in Detroit relatives over the holidays. Paul Struss stayed busy harvesting on his farm while others enjoyed the season.
Valerie Ferens celebrated her third birthday on September 18 with about fifteen friends arriving for games, cake, and drinks. Tony Dwornik visited Thalberg recently, now living near Calgary. New Thalberg North High faces include Kenneth Lesosky Harold Yusishen Erhart Zirk and Melvin Otto. Mr and Mrs Adolf Potzer moved in from Glenmoor. Visitors at the Stylkowski home included Eugene Ferens and J Hutniak. Leonard Potter traveled to Selkirk to see relatives. William Pasaluko’s place was busy as he begins a new job nearby.
Mrs. W. Ferens writes Thalberg notes as local visitors from Toronto drop by. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stachura and family from Toronto are recent guests in Stead district. Miss Dorothy Pasaluko of Toronto visited relatives in Stead area. Russell Pasaluko marked his seventeenth birthday on September 7 with family. A new Case combine is mentioned in harvesting by Mike Pasaluko. Notice B. A. Gunning is referenced.
In Winnipeg the visitor stopped by to see relatives. Daughters Evelyn and Connie and Jerry Shrigley were among those at home. Margery Ann Soluk left for Yorkton Saskatchewan to attend Sacred Heart School taking Grade XI.
Cream and ivory four burner electric range by Gurney priced at 35 dollars. Also available camp heater. Phone 16 1 23 evenings. Located in Lac du Bonnet.
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