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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1948
Page
4
Several thousand attended Beausejour's Dominion Day celebration with prizewinners and performers promised next week. The issue also notes numerous local residents traveling, openings, visits, and summer plans across Beausejour and surrounding areas.
Notices record multiple Winnipeg and Manitoba residents leaving for White Ontario Malachi and Decimal for summer work or holidays. Mentions include Olga Kohut, Mrs Geo Proceviat, Joyce, A Anderson visiting daughter S R Bazay, Bernice and Violet Manskey, Moses North, Wilfred Proceviat, Miss Jean Zommer, Misses Mary and Elsie Novicki, Walter Evanochko, Miss Jean Senkcie, Mr and Mrs P Franklin, Pelican Ontario, Mrs E Wendeborn and baby David, Mrs M Tusly in Detroit, Joseph Blonski wedding in Winnipeg, and Sophie Mis urka visiting.
Mrs Don Baker visited her mother at the Staff House while Miss June Magnusson hosted a June 25 picnic at McArthur Falls for friends. Attendees included the Fraser twins Evelyn and Ann, the Peter son twins Shirley and Slean, Valerie Jacques and Peggy Fensom. They traveled by McHaffie’s car and bicycles, then viewed Niagara Falls footage from last summer. The Great Falls school closed with a June 30 field picnic featuring races and refreshments served by local women. the Hudson's Bay Co had a car store nearby.
Children could obtain more treats at cost price, expanding access for young shoppers.
The article notes that pygmies of the Negroid race average about four feet in height and five feet in the Congo region and other parts of Africa.
Beausejour Hatchery promoting 1948 chick prices with advance reservations. Emphasizes early booking and a 96 percent pallet guarantee to secure orders. Limited details but highlights affordability and commitment to timely supply.
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