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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 08, 1946
Page
2
The Salvation Army Home Front appeal in Lac du Bonnet drew strong local support despite bad weather. Mrs. Waters led arrangements with help from several volunteer girl taggers, as residents noted a busy week with visitors and community efforts including a new skating rink project and updates on local housing and transport issues.
Arnie Stefannson, owner of the district’s largest dairy farm, suffered the loss of his right arm when his hand was caught in a feed cutter. He received emergency care in Beausejour and then moved to St. Boniface hospital where a blood transfusion was given. His condition is reported as good. The item also notes local notices including a Legion whist drive, residents moving in and out of Tyndall, and community events such as dances and anniversaries.
George Brown has returned after weeks with Mr and Mrs C Brown of Lac du Bonnet. A Ukrainian Catholic church bazaar was held at Tyndall Parish hall on September 27. The committee thanks all who attended. Barn dances at Henry Dancho's are discontinued this year due to cold weather. Walter Prychon and Kazmir Chorney will serve on the jury of the fall assizes in Winnipeg starting October 8.
Beausejour Adolph Opyc died September 30 at St. Boniface Hospital at age 65. Born in Poland in 1881 he moved to Canada 40 years ago, lived in Beausejour 1906 to 1912, then Red Cliff Alberta, later returned to Beausejour in 1921 to farm. Survived by three sons and one daughter. Funeral at Polish National Church October 3 officiated by Rev Z Wysocki. Russell Funeral Home in charge. Burial in local cemetery.
Mrs P Kozak of Beausejour Beausejour died at home in her 69th year after moving from Molson with husband Protop Kozak. Funeral held October 4 at Holy Ghost Greek Catholic church Beausejour, Rev J Carmyla officiating. Burial at local cemetery. Survived by husband Protop, son Peter of Beausejour, and daughter Mrs Nettie Shaw of Toronto.
Jacob Zirk of Beausejour Stead died suddenly on October 2 in his 80th year. Funeral service was at Thaberg Lutheran church with Rev Winters officiating. Burial followed in the churchyard cemetery. He leaves two daughters and three sons. Russell Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
The funeral for Mrs. A. Hunter Tyndall, 23, who died September 13 in Brandon hospital, was held September 15 at Garson United Church. The service was led by Gilbert Johnson with pallbearers Russell Anderson, Alf Anderson, G Pearce, T Tucker, F Vernon and H Hunter. She is survived by her husband A Hunter and her parents.
Mr and Mrs L Boujal of Garson are mentioned with their son Billy studying in Winnipeg and sister June. The brief notice identifies a brother and sister connected to the family.
John Malinoski of Beausejour died October 2 at St Boniface Hospital at age 39. He spent 20 years in lumber, starting with H A Dugard and later with P E Kozak from 1944 to 1945 when health forced retirement. Funeral at St Mary’s RC Church October 6. Burial in St Mary’s Cemetery. Survived by widow, two children, father Stanley, brothers Martin and Louis, and sister Mrs F Balla. Burial arrangements handled by Russell Funeral Home.
Waste of feed from hoppers is indefensible in poultry management. Hopper height and feed level influence waste. Low hoppers force birds to stoop and reduce spilling. high hoppers invite turkeys to pull out and play with feed. Keep feed about two inches below hopper lip to minimize scattering.
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