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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 09, 1947

Page

6

Winnipeg social notes for Labour Day weekend visitors

Beausejour and Winnipeg residents visited relatives and hosted guests over the Labour Day weekend. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Art Lawlor and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Taylor from Winnipeg, Mrs. N. Genaske in Winnipeg, and families of Pulfer Tadman Wasnie Wright Drysdale Drysdale. Rae Hoban began at St. Marys Academy Winnipeg. Edith and Bailla Genaske visited in Winnipeg with their parents.

Art Lawlor Tommy Taylor Winnipeg Rae Hoban St. Mary's Academy Edith and Bailla Genaske Mrs. H. Genaske Ed. Stanley W. Drysdale Carman Danny Holowchuk H. E. Drysdale Jack Milne Helstone, Man Clara Kososki C. Kososki Ki. W. Burns Norma and Margaret Mr. Burns L.A.C Jim Pulfer R.C.A.F Rivers, Man L. Pulfer

Social notes from Helstone and Winnipeg area gatherings

Residents from Helstone Manitoba and Winnipeg visited relatives this weekend. Various families announced birthdays, weekend guests, and travel to Ottawa Toronto and London Ontario. Local school staff listed for Beausejour 1947 48 term and health updates shared on hospitalizations.

Beausejour School S. C. Henderson E. Gruenke P. Heath T. Donahue A. J. Evanson Jos. Zuzanski A. Riske G. Corbett W. Blaker H. Riske B. Niegardoski

Lost Heart Locket Believed Kept as Keepsake

A heart locket initiated by S.H. remains missing and believed valued as a keepsake by the owner. A reward is offered for its recovery. Inquiries directed to Mrs. F. Black.

S.H F. Black Beausejour

Paul Roman Beausejour obituary notice

Paul Roman of Stead Manitoba died suddenly at Winnipeg General Hospital on August 27 in his 23rd year. He was born in Stead. Funeral services were held August 31 in Stead with burial at Greek Catholic cemetery in Thalberg Manitoba. Survived by parents Fred and Mrs Roman three brothers Steve Mike Nick and two sisters Teenie Anne.

Beausejour Paul Roman Stead Man Winnipeg General Hospital Thalberg Russell Fred Roman Steve Mike Nick Teenie Anne

Julius Warmbein dies in Thalberg at 82

Julius Warmbein of Thalberg died August 30 at St. Boniface hospital in his 83rd year. Born in Germany in 1863 he came to Canada sixty years ago, lived in the Thalberg district, then the United States, and returned five years ago. Funeral held September 3 at the Lutheran church in Thalberg with Rev. E. J. Krisch officiating. Burial in churchyard cemetery. Sejour in charge of arrangements.

Beausejour Julius Warmbein St. Boniface Hospital Germany Canada Thalberg United States E. J. Krisch Church Yard Russell

Fall Fair at Beausejour Planned for September 10

The Brokenhead Agriculture Society hosts its annual fall fair in Beausejour on September 10 with E. J. Casey shows in attendance. Entries must reach Secretary H. H. McDiarmid by September 9. A good time is assured.

Beausejour Brokenhead

Planning Fall Rye and Winter Wheat Seed Purchases

Farmers should buy registered or certified fall rye and winter wheat seed ten months ahead in October to December to ensure good stock for the following year. Experiments show sowing in the first week of September best assures seed survival.

Britain Raises Wages for Farm Workers

The Agricultural Wages Board in London on August 19 set weekly raises of ten shillings for men and eight shillings for women. The new minimum for a forty eight hour week is ninety shillings for adult male laborers and sixty eight shillings for women, affecting about 700,000 workers.

Britain Agricultural Wages Board London

Canadian Army reaches 77 percent of authorized strength

Ottawa reports as of 22 August the Canadian Army Active Force includes 2,243 officers and 12,163 soldiers, totaling 14,460, 77 percent of a 25,000 authorized strength. About 99 percent are World War II veterans with many skilled tradesmen and technicians among active ranks. Young men without prior military experience show growing enlistment interest.

Ottawa Canadian Army

Soldiers Paid Nearly $3 Million In Gratuities

Figures from Army Headquarters show as of August 23 that 590,188 Canadian Army and ex Army personnel shared 297,907,200 in war service gratuities. More than half a million have received final gratuity cheques and only a small number of accounts remain open with 2,181 balances still active, paid monthly.

Army Ottawa

Foster Mothers Training Planned for Homeless Children

Britain gears to run special training for foster mothers and boarding-out officers under the Curtis Report. The Home Office creates a Central Training Council in Child Care and partners with universities and local authorities to start two courses this year. Grants will cover fees and maintenance for eligible women aged 18 to 40 with suitable qualifications and commitment to home life for deprived children.

Britain Home Office

Cheaper tobacco for old people in Britain

The Tobacco Duty relief for pensioners will take effect on October 13 1947. Old age pensioners who are habitual smokers or snuff takers can buy tobacco cigarettes and snuff at reduced prices under Regulations 1947.

Advertisements Rate Notice Under Heading

A public notice states that advertisements under this heading are charged at a 50 cent minimum for each insertion. The wording implies recurring charges for each continued or new ad placement as part of a standard newspaper policy.

Pills for delayed periods from Dr Goodes promoted

A drug advertisement urges women to use Dr Goodes Female Pills claiming relief from delayed and painful periods. The poster lists Tower Drug Ltd in Winnipeg and an offer of three dollar postpaid delivery.

DR. Goodes Tower Drug Ltd Mountain Ave Winnipeg

Women for housework seek cook for three adults

Wanted two women for housework including one able to cook for three adults in a private Winnipeg home. Excellent wages and a good home. Apply Mrs Harry Ashdown 85 Yale Ave Winnipeg phone 41 077.

Harry Ashdown Yale Ave Winnipeg

Magneto Repairs and Parts Offer

Farmers alerted to magneto repair services with a one year guarantee and free estimates by Wilson Auto Electric at 242 Main St Winniplg.

Wilson Auto Electric Main St. Winniplg

Tyndall Girls Lose Two To Pepsi Cola Winnipeg

Tyndall hosts Winnipeg Pepsi-Cola team for two games, total runs 54 in both. First game 26-18 in favor of Winnipeg, second sees Tyndall win 6-4 after a lunch break at Orange Hall. Crowd attends. lineups list numerous players from both teams.

Tyndall Girls Pepsi-Cola Winnipeg Winnipeggers Tyndall Gals Orange Hall City Girls Betty Bucknix Frances Mereckie Pauline Roy Pearl Williment Opal Edwards Winona Edwards Lucille Glady Margaret Milne Norma Cochran Jean Mereckie Edith Foster Jean Taylor Grace Sutherland Margaret Ryan Win Nedoyneyes Yvonne Mahlay Tyndall Frances Chorney Annette Batenchuk Joyce Joan Collins Millie Ostholm Jean Jaworski Gwen Beckstead Ilene Thorbison Bertha Pasieka Vera Dolennik Lois Stefanson

Wages and Prices Seen as Inseparable by Many

Detroit News notes a belief that wages and prices move together like connected constants, a kind of unwritten natural law guiding the economy. The remark likens the relationship to two coat hangers hanging in a hall closet.

Detroit News

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B. J. Gerle Ledywees Renshaw Funeral Home Seaulei Our Agen Rosenberg Beausejour Hotel Beausejour, Man Russell’s Ambulance Oscar Russell Prop Valerie N. Genaske M. J. Wasnie Shirley Toronto Bill Reich Mary Lozinski Molson Port Arthur W. E. Wright C. H. Bethel Eastern Sales and Service Lyric Theatre Parkas Wm. Greschuk Elizabeth Tocher S. E. Tocher Frank Greschuk Bernice Tocher Stanley Greschuk Mike Greschuk Ward Turner Jimmy Ambhurstberg, Ont H. Manchester George Grainger J. B. Metzler J. Young Mary Anne W. Finlan East Kildonan J. S. Sinnott Jean Englot Mrs Wm. Englot Connie Joyce Zielke Ann Sinnott Alvin Getz Joan Toni Myrtle Splett Doreen Vi Laurie Ruth Dugard N. Rumak Joan Judy Bush H. Bush G. R. Hill Peggy Ontario P. A. Langille Eleanor Schade Frank Langnaese H. S. Josie H. Avent Jos. Shelson Mrs. D. Davis Harold Kreger Barry Bembridge Bert Hoban M. Huntley Hubert Mundy Albany, N.Y Smiles 'N’ Chuckles Canterbury Riceret Fteh Sky Chie Texaco Gretsinger’s Beausejour Dry Cleaners
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