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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1949
Page
3
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Arthur E. Gold reports local hospital cases and births in Pine Falls. Miss Audrey Perry returns from Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Ernest Wilcott welcome a son. visits from Winnipeg residents. hospital discharges noted. Explorers group hosts Parents Night. Coronation Speakers banquet at Manitou Lodge. Pine Falls film council candidate for CNFC post. plans for new hospital and local doctor recruitment. various local personalities mentioned with travels and illnesses.
Seven Sisters ladies curling team enjoyed a friendly game at Whitemouth. Visitors Dr. Robert Yeo and Mrs. Geo Zachary spent the weekend in the city. Mrs. Metal of Rennie hosted a card party Wednesday. Bill Bryck of Dryden, formerly with Whitemouth, captained the Rockets to the Dryden championship. Whitemouth school trustees met March 25. Don Fletcher and Joe Dunn left for the city. Mrs Anna Tyndall visiting her parents. Mrs Oscar Noel of Seven Sisters vacationed in the city.
The lunch committee of the School opening thanks all the ladies who helped and those who donated. Cakes and pastry were lovely. A warm welcome to Raymond Snell who has joined the community as a teller at the local Royal Bank branch.
Fritz Malkoske of Long Sask visits relatives. Steve Stark back home from hospital. Ben Dubincoff to be home after a minor operation. Baby christened at Anglican church in Fort Frances. Weekend visitors include Dot McCaffrey Bill Zirk and Jackie Karpoff. Amatuer night slated at Garson school April 29. entries to Nancy Bogie Garson.
After the final draw Axel Erickson won first prize and George Cobb took the consolation prize. Erickson’s rink included A. Erickson as skip, Mrs. McLennan, A. Bloomquist and C. Bloomquist. Cobb’s team featured George Cobb skip, L. Tyndall, R. Ryplanski and Irene Krampetz. Wentz’s team beat Cobb in the last game of the third draw.
Springfield residents laud W W Buchanan for Ottawa Tariff Board appointment while rural electrification projects proceed. Beausejour groups plan a Miss Empress contest, form a brass band, and Lions host hockey events as community engagement grows.
The fisher, a weasel family mammal, yields pelts with high market value, ranking just behind platinum fox pelts in average quality and price. Market notes highlight strong demand for fisher hides in fur trade circles.
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