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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 23, 1949
Page
3
A bulletin discusses Canada’s mixed attitudes toward British products. It notes the need to buy from Britain to balance wheat exports, but warns that heavy imports would cripple Canadian manufacturing, especially shoes, and hurt employment. It argues sentiment won’t fix prices and consumers choose value over origin.
Mrs. O Kruk is home from hospital after a serious illness. Alice Kolyk and Edith Kolton visit and travel stories abound. Several residents take holidays in Winnipeg Winnipeg area and Canada. Nellie’s bride elect shower planned for August 27. Oliver and Caryk depart for western Manitoba harvest season.
A brief quotation attributed to Abraham Lincoln about supporting right and parting when wrong, reflecting a stance on moral alignment and loyalty in judgment.
Canada remains the leading exporter of base metals, maintaining a dominant role in global supply chains. The nation's metals sector shows strong export volumes across copper, nickel, zinc, and aluminum, reflecting steady production and trade activity.
Special feature by Ron Tuckwell describes Dundurn Army Camp 34,944 acres 35 miles west of Saskatoon where Active Force units led by Prairie Command test modern warfare with tanks artillery and infantry. The piece praises training quality food accommodations and officer and NCO readiness.
L A Wawr yshyn ER Anderson and Mrs Nelson visited the Beach for a week. Miss Lois Steffanson vacationing with grandmother Mrs Breckman Winnipeg. A shower and stag for Miss Mary Kalupar Pine Ridge and Albert Roski Winnipeg. Mike Hrysak Saskatoon visiting sister Mrs Chymyshyn after 36 years. Mr and Mrs Bill Olenick guests of Mrs Olenick's mother Mrs J Lay. Mrs William Tepilo returned from a serious operation. Mrs Roy Keena and Mrs H Keena vacationing with parents. Mrs Mary Weselak with ill mother in Brokenhead Manitoba. Miss Carole Korne Oak Bank vacationing with Mr and Mrs Mike Roth. Mickey Christie leaving district for Lanark Ontario next week.
Evaporated milk, made by removing water from cow s milk without additives, stays fresh and sweet in hot weather when sealed airtight. The Manitoba North Eastern league playoff recap notes Tyndall losing 17 2 to Beausejour then winning 8 4 at Tyndall with Bobby Wawryshyn delivering a key triple and steal home. Freddie Schlamp of Tyndall was injured by a foul tip and lineups for Beausejour and Tyndall are listed.
Roy L. Smith suggests that a present danger can become a benefit when met with clear reasoning and steadfast resolve. The quote frames adversity as reversible through disciplined thought and firm belief.
Quote attributed to James A. Garfield on the risk and reward of sticking to personal beliefs in public life. The statement emphasizes integrity and courage in leadership roles.
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