Victoria Woman Guests With Langelles After BEAUSEJOUR Trip
Mrs. A Waddell of Victoria spent a few days as guest of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs P Langelle on her way home from a trip to Beauséjour.
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1957
Page
8
Mrs. A Waddell of Victoria spent a few days as guest of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs P Langelle on her way home from a trip to Beauséjour.
HalifaX visits and family news as residents travel to Eagle River Ont and Neepawa Hospital staff Elaine Duma hosts relatives. Birthday wishes for Mrs. Horoszko. hospital association convention in Winnipeg noted. Kenneth Splett hosts Halloween party. Delisle guest Harry Cundy en route to England. Yorkton visits. Dr Parker aids Dr Geisbrecht. Sally Bazlik visits Churchill. Craig family welcomes grandson Bradley Kenneth. Beausejour curling rink sold to Grand Marais Club. parking lot planned on former site. Winnipeg visitors the Crains. Peter Kozak expands lumber yard with roof upgrade.
Funeral service held Thursday October 31 at 2 pm in Gospel Hall Lac du Bonnet Manitoba for Mrs Clara Maria Bloomquist widow of the late Jacob F Bloomquist Rev C Walker officiated with interment at Riverland Cemetery Russell Funeral Home Beausejour in charge of arrangements
Progress in hybrid barley development is noted as hybrids with better stems rust and loose smut resistance become available. Hybrids aim to yield superior feed and malting types, with genetics guiding improvements though many factors of malting quality disease resistance and interrelations require further study.
Recent visitors to the Swedick home included Mrs Kohar and Miss Patricia of Ladywood with Ernest of Winnipeg and Mrs John Modjeski of Sandhill. The Rice Lake club Halloween dance drew attendees, prize winners, and visits by families. Also reported are local church youth group formation, new doctors arriving, flu and measles cases, four inches of snow, Rice Lake flights, upcoming tea and bake sale, Poppy Day efforts, and committee updates for the bazaar.
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