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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1946
Page
6
Norman Scholz departs for Vermilion Bay to work on the Red Lake highway. Local events include masquerade parties at Tyndall High School, a farewell for Joseph Nchena in Winnipeg, visits from Beausejour residents to Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie, and various family milestones and club notices.
BEAUSEJOUR October 19 patrons won prizes at the annual St Peter and Paul Bazaar. Rev. J Langow took a $10 cash prize while $5 prizes went to Jack Chraplowe Stanley Mikolash Lawrence Staska Eugene Reiter W J Domsday and John Modrzejewski. Merchandise prizes went to G Grovius Cas Mroze J Trombo F Martini Josie Jerz W Morytko F Kohar P Maybroda F Wilgosh and W Jedlowski.
The Ladies' Church Club of Garson will host a Silver Tea at Garson school on Saturday November 16 with fancy work and home cooking sales from 3 to 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Invitations extend to all.
Mrs H Leith Walker and Kristofferson announce the birth of daughter Marlene Ann on Oct 29 at Grace Hospital sister to Larry. Several residents visit Winnipeg and Steinbach with family updates, travels to Dauphin and B C plans, and local prize winner W Walsh.
The Junior Red Cross held a masquerade dance at Pinawa Hall on Saturday October 26. A strong turnout raised about 28 dollars after expenses with prizes awarded to Mrs. H Leith, Carol Vickner, Alvin Tinndal, and Nelson Erickson. Local residents and visitors from Winnipeg and Great Falls attended the social event.
Advertisement pricing details show a charge of 5 cents for each insertion of three lines or less and 10 cents per additional line. Each line contains about five words, and this notice explains the rate structure.
Thousands of users report relief from derived and painful periods from triple strength products sold by Tower Prug Ltd at Mountain Ave Winniper. The dubious ad-style notice claims high satisfaction and pricing details.
Confidential detective service advertises investigation offerings by Investigation Service Co. with a Winnipeg address and a radio repair angle mentioning guaranteed repairs by radio technicians and a St. James address for Reliance Radio Serves.
Palmers invited for magneto repairs and parts with a one year guarantee and free estimates from Wilson Auto Electric at 942 Main St Winnipeg. Acreage details note 41 acres 299 cleared 12 miles from town with a house 8 by 20 basement furnace two chicken coops and a stable. Steve Malinowsky Lac du Bonnet advertises a 1929 Nash sedan in good condition with good tires for 285 Lac du Bonnet Dry Cleaners.
The corporation reports a monthly financial statement for October 1946 on file for inspection by any elector or its agent during reasonable hours at its office in Reausejour Manitoba. Dated November 946.
The monthly financial statement of Ber JOES, and the same be inspected by any elector or his agent at all reasonable hours. Dated at Beausejour in Manitoba this ith day of November, 1940. Joseph Be, Shelson, Secretary-Treasurer.
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