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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1951
Page
5
Notice under The Municipal Act and The Public School Act states By-Law No 51 of Union School District Lac du Bonnet No 1235 seeks a 25000 debenture to add two classrooms. Debentures at 4 percent repayable in twenty instalments. vote set for Oct 19 1951 and Oct 20 1951 at Lac du Bonnet Manitoba. Clerk G F Teare signs.
Fetns officiating. Burial was in the St. Marys cemetery. He is survived by his wife Helen Baker four sons John Alfred Ben George all of Ladywood Man four daughters Mrs Carol Bach of Winnipeg Mrs Frances Riker of Pine Falls Mrs Eleanor Wits ki of Golden Bay and Rose Marie Baker at home three brothers Anton and John of Ladywood and Jack of Seddons Corner two sisters Mrs M Englett of Beausejour and Mrs S Danchuk of Ladywood and nine grandchildren. Russell funeral home Beausejour were in charge of all arrangements.
George H. Brown died in Winnipeg on September 16 aged 85. Born in West Bromwich England he lived in Chicago and Milleroches Ontario before settling in Tyndall in 1903 to quarry Tyndall stone. Survived by two sons Clifton Lac du Bonnet Sanford San Josse Calif and daughter Mrs J C Lillias Jenson Winnipeg. Burial at Tyndall cemetery September 19 with Rev Richardson officiating. Renshaw's funeral home arranged.
A concise reflection attributed to Abraham Lincoln asserts that no man is fit to govern another without that person's consent. The maxim emphasizes individual autonomy and legitimate authority in leadership.
Weekly Editors visit Shilo Manitoba where the camp impresses with its self-contained townsite and extensive facilities. The delegation tours modern housing schools and recreation centers, witnesses a mock battle, and notes the growth from Camp Hughes origins to a permanent, fully planned military training establishment.
Brig Gen John Arthur Clark, 65, of Vancouver, elected president of the Canadian Bar Association at its annual Toronto meeting. A Dundas Ontario native, he previously served as Member of Parliament for Vancouver Burrard.
A wedding event featured bridesmaids Edna Richter Irene Fuerst and Cecilia Trapp in pink and yellow gowns with matching hats. Best men were Kenneth Trapp Norman Obie and Leonard Singbeil. A large reception followed at the bride's Golden Bay home and the couple will reside there.
In 1940-50 about 22 cents of every federal tax dollar funded welfare social services and special class grants with farmers receiving a large portion. In that year the United States government spent 6 cents per tax dollar on similar purposes.
A. Anderson and J. Leiman families hosted the ceremony in Garson with Rev Moertelmeyer officiating. Gladys wore a satin gown with shoulder straps and puffed sleeves, paired with long gloves and a veil. Peggy Pearce served as bridesmaid. reception followed at Teddy's Place in Tyndall. couple to honeymoon in the States and reside in Garson.
Arlene Eleanor Richer of Golden Bay Manitoba married Irwin Richter of Beausejour on September 15 at 2 p.m. in Zion Lutheran Church Beausejour with Rev H Moertelmeyer officiating. Bride wore white slipper satin with lace and net and carried a bouquet of dahlias.
Violet Virginia daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Pleskach of Tyndall married John Globush son of Mr and Mrs Lukas of Bird's Hill on Saturday September 22 at 4 pm in St Marys church Beau sejour Rev Father J Ferns officiated. The bride wore white slipper satin with lace trimmings and a long train. maid of honor Gertie Pilek wore mauve. bridesmaids wore blue green and yellow gowns. The reception followed in St Marys Parish hall and the couple will reside in Winnipeg.
In 1950 the net income of Canadian farmers from farming operations declined about 10 percent from 1949 and stood roughly 12 percent below the 1948 peak, reflecting a drop in earnings after the postwar boom.
Under The Trustee Act the estate of Andrew Oneschuk late of Allegra Manitoba farmer requires all dating against the estate to be sent to the undersigned at their Beausejour office on or before October 30 1951. Dated Beausejour Manitoba September 21 1954. Drache Matlin Co solicitors for Tekla neschuk Administratrix.
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