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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 04, 1948
Page
6
Hatchery offers light Sussex breed cockerels at 31.00 for approved stock and heavy breed cockerels priced for April to May. The flyer promotes early booking with a 96 percent pullet guarantee and specifies pricing per 10 and per 108 units.
The Town of Beausejour presents By-Law No. 371 to raise 810,000 through debentures for a Public Memorial community centre. Voting by rate payers set for May 10, 1948, at the Town Hall from 9 am to 5 pm. Mayor to attend May 7 and Secretary-Treasurer to tally results May 16.
A group of friends gathered at Frank Wilgosh’s home on Thursday night April 29 to honor Eugene Rycar on the occasion of his birthday.
Local residents share family visits and Easter greetings with relatives in Winnipeg Flin Flon and Garson. Events include birthdays moves new businesses travel shows and school activities plus social club meetings as Beausejour figures end spring circle plans.
Sisters Caroline and Frances visit home briefly as guests Miss Emma Moroz and Miss Bernice Kozminchuk stay with Mrs. John Kisen. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kolmitsky of Beausejour visit Mr. and Mrs. M. Hnatuik during the period described.
Funeral service for three year old Darlene Cousins held at Whitemouth United Church on April 24 with Rev. David Muir officiating. She survived by her parents and a brother and sister. Pallbearers were students from Whitemouth Consolidated School: John Paulsen, Lorne Molinski, Lloyd Carlson, Walter Karpoff. Floral tributes were many. Renshaw's Funeral Home arranged services.
Alberta House near Berkley Square hosts a new facility for prospective emigrants to obtain information about moving to Alberta Province.
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