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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1953
Page
3
Beausejour residents share updates on hospital stays and births while social events, anniversaries, and gatherings unfold. Veterans, nurses in training, and visitors mingle as clubs plan fundraisers, concerts, and card nights. A charity sale and memorial efforts engage the town with personal notes and recipes.
Evelyn Krawchur reports on local events in Brokenhead with multiple short items. Beatrice Campbell and Bill Baumgartner visit the Trombos. Manitoba Farmers Union Local 121 meets January 28 at Brokenhead school with next meeting February 14. Trustee re elected Steve Kowalchuk at Brokenhead school district meeting January 16. Winnipeg visits include Peter Holigroski and Eddie Mariash. 4 H sewing club met February 3 at the school with lunch served. Various residents and visitors are listed, including Beausejour hospital patient John Boleschuk Sr and Winnipeg guests Mary Danyle and Norman Oliver’s family visit. Department of Agriculture representatives J Haig and Sander cock visited the Brokenhead school February 2 to discuss post office plans.
Mrs Kubish of Winnipeg spent a few days with her daughter Mrs Frank Lozinski recently, reflecting a family visit in the area.
Correction from last week notes Joan Bartlett spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs J F Kozier. It also states Mrs J F Kozier is back in St Boni face hospital and mentions Fred Swetek spending a week in Winnipeg visiting his sick brother. The item ends noting a shed yard purchase by Jean Mulash.
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