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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1954
Page
3
By 1951 home ownership reached 65.6 percent of occupied dwellings, reflecting a notable advance from 1941. The statistic highlights the growing private ownership trend in post war Canada and shows how homeowners formed the majority of residences.
Whitemouth母 community notices include Diane Wardrop graduation at Victoria hospital where she won the Dr A W Hogg award for theory. D M Wardroops attended. John Paulsen visits University of Manitoba and Elphinstone. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Alec Malkoske home to plan supper and bazaar rescheduled to May 15. Evelyn Lehman confined to Whitemouth hospital. Birthday greetings for Mrs Mike Huck on May 6 and note on Mrs Karen Petterson.
Grade I to VIII enrollment 15 with salary 2200 to 2300 based on experience. Position located 314 miles west of Beausejour on No 1 highway. Apply to J H Little secretary treasurer Box 61 Beausejour Man Phone 315-1-2.
Mother's Day events and church services fill the town calendar. engagements announced for Adeline Charney to Kost of Winnipeg, and Patricia Connor recovering after surgery. Deep sympathy offered to the Benzarsky family on their infant's death. Blood donor clinic slated for May 31 with transport assistance. local plays, teas, birthdays, and meetings feature community participation.
The Seven Sisters Hospital Guild held its May 10 meeting in C. C. Hall with Mrs. Carr presiding and Olga Oxholm as recording secretary. A Rag drive planned for May 27 calls for members to gather old clothing, with pickup arranged, and a luncheon in early June for a Winnipeg ladies group. Mrs. Jack Howerett serves as convener for the two events, and a postmeeting lunch was served by Mrs. 2B.
Stephen Kizlik 82 of Green Oak Manitoba died at home in May born in Austria he moved to Canada 34 years ago and lived in Winnipeg, then Green Oak to farm. Survived by widow Katherine two sons Bill and Raymond a daughter Mrs Joe Urbanski four grandchildren Funeral in Greek Catholic church Loeeywood with burial in church yard cemetery. Renshaw Funeral chapel Beausejour in charge. Also Mrs Domrcokia Baron 72 died at home Beausejour after a short illness born in Poland came to Canada in 1908 farmed Brokenhead then Beausejour survived by four sons Petey Joe John Bill two daughters and many grandchildren interment Ladywood Roman Catholic Cemetery with Rev Fr Loetowski officiating.
Mary Cook Nirs, of Mimnmesoue USA before death, had a funeral at the Catholic church in Ganesh oe aie and was buried in the family plot. She leaves one daughter Mrs J Sitar of South Junction, Manitoba, and two grandchildren. Renshaw Funeral Chapel Beausejour handled arrangements.
The Trustee Act notice for the estate of David Adam Littl of Broken Head Manitoba requires all claims to be sent to Drache Matlin Weselak at Beau Sejour by June 19, 1954. Dated May 11, 1954 at Beau. Administrator: John Harvey Little.
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