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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1949
Page
6
Beausejour residents respond to teen behavior with varied views while officials parents and business leaders urge unity. The RCMP praised for handling recent incidents and local groups including the Chamber of Commerce plan meetings to address youth welfare and community safety.
The Mayor of Beausejour Manitoba issues a warrant to levy on land parcels for unpaid taxes and costs. If arrears are not paid by October 25 1949 the Town Hall Beausejour will sell the lands at public auction at 2 p.m. on the date stated.
The note hints at continuing a light hearted serial featuring Mike the Moose with political spice and neighborhood chatter. It promises a next installment and hints at fresh anecdotes and social gossip in a local newspaper voice.
Winnipeg visitor Kett returned from a trip to California and Mexico. Miss Rae Hoban and Miss Beryl Nichols spent weekends with their families in Beausejour. Rumor about Noronic disaster sparked concern for Ray Dugard until it was confirmed he joined a ship to England. Dr. Fred Preston and wife returned from England and will practice in Saskatoon. Eastern Manitoba residents plan to join a Prayer for Peace caravan in Winnipeg with Beausejour as the starting point.
A 1 pm rally to promote daily family prayer sponsored by Father Peyton of California gains country wide interest. A reception at the Ukrainian hall on September 10 honored Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sejevick following their Toronto marriage. Mrs. Sejevick is formerly Joan Ryplanski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ryplanski of Beausejour. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilgash on the birth of their son on September 17 at St. Boniface hospital. Mrs. Wilgash was the former Julia Stelmack.
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