Distribution 1145 Files Office 128
Circulation details show 104 4 district records and distribution figures 1145. Content notes office files and circulation counts with unclear context.
15 Feb 1949
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 15, 1949
Page
1
Circulation details show 104 4 district records and distribution figures 1145. Content notes office files and circulation counts with unclear context.
Mrs. J Proctor and Merrily of Birds Hill visit Mrs Proctor’s parents the Weselaks for a week. The Ladies Aid met at Beausejour hotel with 17 members. Altar Society met at Mrs WeseLak’s home. Mrs J Nazarko of Hazelridge visits her parents the Keilbacks. Mrs Frank Wojcik fractures a leg skating. Joe Bellan returns to work after flu. Leo Szajewski and family welcome son Larry Leo born Feb 8. Miss D Mitchell hosted bridge with guests. Clarence Bethel visiting Beausejour and Winnipeg. Jos Friend family moved to Winnipeg. J Rewacki recovering from fall. M Wolanin in St Boniface hospital undergoing operation. progress reported favorably.
A nine month old baby died and father severely burned when a fire swept the four room Rennie Manitoba dwelling on February 5. Mrs Lottie McKenzie and her two sons escaped with minor injuries as Mr McKenzie died ten days after at Winnipeg General Hospital. Community donations topped $170 from Rennie and neighboring towns to aid the victims.
A reflection on perseverance as the essence of notable lives. The text praises endurance as the force behind achievements, framing patience as a daily discipline shaping history.
Miss Gertrude F McCance Manitoba supervisor of school broadcasts told Lac du Bonnet Home and School Association the radio is a community asset and citizens must decide program type. She outlined radio as an aid to teaching and highlighted student drawings showing radio’s role in art education.
Edward J. Hawkes died February 8 at age 61 and was buried at Lac du Bonnet. The funeral service occurred February 10 at St Marys Anglican Church Pointe du Bois with Mordue Brothers Funeral Home in charge. He was born in Luton England and lived in Canada since 1912. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth four sons Edward Val Frederick and Arthur in Calgary with the armed forces. siblings and grandchildren.
Funeral service was held for the late Mrs. Mary Magura on Feb. 5 at 11 am at St. Marys Roman Catholic church with Rev. Gurka officiating. Interment followed at St. Marys cemetery. She died Feb. 2 at St. Boniface hospital in her 71st year. Survived by four sons Walter Beausejour Mike of Lapton Steve and Peter of Lorain Ohio two daughters Mrs Mike Turko Winnipeg and Mrs Annie Rachal Hazelgrove. Born in Poland in 1876 she came to Canada in 1899 settling in Cook's Creek district with husband John who died 22 years ago. She had lived in Beausejour for three years with son Walter. Russell funeral home, Beausejour, in charge.
Olaf Anderson of Broadlands died at his daughter's home in Great Falls on February 7 at age 88. A Sweden native who moved to Canada 43 years ago, he lived first in Winnipeg before settling in the district. Survived by five sons, three daughters, 32 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren, with services conducted by Rev. S Richardson. Burial in Riverland cemetery with pallbearers Frank, Gus, Carl, George, Nels and Roy Carlson.
No. 164 branch Canadian Legion held a postponed officers meeting in the Legion hall on Thursday evening. Alf Hallick was elected president for the ensuing year with Omer Levasseur and M. F. Brown as first and second vice presidents. Hubert Arsenault was unanimously re elected sergeant at arms and W. S. Kennard becomes secretary treasurer, succeeding E. Rousseau. The auxiliary ladies and guests joined a lively party with piano and vocalists, and plans for more gatherings were discussed.
Andrejs Ceplis and wife Anna from Latvia settled in Lac du Bonnet after a forced landing at Dorval airport when a trans Atlantic plane lost an engine four minutes from arrival. The couple, aided by their 20 year old son employed at San Antonio mines, plan new livelihoods in Canada with Andrejs joining Lac du Bonnet bakery and Anna pursuing cosmetology. The tale ends with warm local welcome and hope to forget past hardships.
Lac du Bonnet edged Whitemouth 4-3 on home ice with fast first and second periods. Tempers flared in the third and a busy sin bin marked the action while a post game salute to visiting ladies added a friendly note.
Nadia Prychun and Robert Kernaghan wed February 5 at Knox United church with Dr. H McLeod officiating. Bridesmaids wore pink yellow blue gowns. groomsmen listed. Reception at St Regis hotel Oak room. Couple to reside in Winnipeg after trips to Minneapolis and Chicago.
Steve Paseshnik of Dencross was elected Brokenhead school trustee replacing Paul Kindefora at a February 2 meeting. Expenditures, income, and next year’s budget were discussed with Mike Hiady named chairman. Also noted were wedding plans for Kay Trojanoski and Joe Ross and visits by C Wenzel and W G Trapp.
The Canadian Merchant Navy Veterans association formed in 1946 to aid wartime merchant seamen seeks growth in Manitoba and national branches. Winnipeg secretary K J McNanaman handles Manitoba affairs as the group pushes for C V A benefits, education grants, rehabilitation, housing and medical care. The note lists assorted local notices, births, marriages and member updates, including a marriage set for February 26 and several recent births and injuries.
By Walter Rycar of Vancouver visited Mr. and Mrs. John Mas taller for several days. Mrs. R. A. Fletcher of Lyleton visited Mr. and Mrs. F. Downie for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. H. Sinclair and daughter Joan have returned.
The report notes Sandhill beating Beausejour 8 to 3 on January 30 and mentions a rematch on February 6. Eddie says Beausejour faces a tough game on February 13 at the arena in town as bets are placed and expectations rise.
A persuasive list argues for a local hospital noting emergency proximity, tax-funded government support, 24 hour doctor availability, access to X ray equipment, dental services, low cost, and timely use of the government grant, urging voters that their choice could determine success or failure.
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