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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1965
Page
3
Whitemouth hosts Mrs Wm Godolphin and others celebrated Mr and Mrs Guy De Saulniers formerly Mrs Barb Encksen at a surprise party in their honor.
Mrs Malkoske presented a wedding gift and offered wishes for the couple. Eddie Bencharski travels to British Columbia to visit relatives. Mrs Jim Thomson visits with her father after hospital confinement. Winnipeg councillors attended a municipal convention in Winnipeg the week of November 24. Dr and Mrs Bilynsky plan a Caribbean cruise. 4 H Melody Mixers tea postponed due to heavy snow drifts. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Norman Buss on a daughter born November 28 at Whitemouth hospital. Jim Thomson hospitalized for a week, best wishes for recovery. David Cousins celebrated his birthday on November 29 with relatives. Danny Melnick attended General Motors training in Winnipeg at the International Inn. Mr and Mrs Steve Balanyk attended the Dixon Solkoske wedding at Souris on November 27. Art Biebrich confined to hospital for several days in mid November.
Herbert Langner of Malton Ontario wed in a recent marriage. Miss Martha Martin, sister of Denise Knopf’s sponsor, attended in Pasadena with family. Engagements and birthdays noted for Hen schel Lueck, Granny Rohrig, Violet Barry, Rose Hindon, Debra McLean, and others. Local visits to Regina and Winnipeg marked several family events across towns including Beausejour and Seven Sisters.
Manitoba Government reports a record profit from last year's Liquor Control Commission operations. Beer sales fell while wine and spirits rose, with prices up about 6 percent. A Price Waterhouse study shows brewing gross profit down sharply over ten months, signaling adverse price effects on Manitoba brewers and their suppliers.
Health notice explains sluggish kidneys may cause urinary hesitation bladder discomfort and backache leading to restlessness. It promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills available at drug counters and notes long standing use.
The Manitoba brewing industry shows a substantial local impact with 1964 expenditures across barley supplies packaging and total inputs. Wages and benefits to employees exceed four million dollars, and transportation costs reach over eight hundred thousand. Taxes paid to federal government total more than six and three-quarter million, with municipalities receiving nearly three hundred thousand. No winery or distillery operates in Manitoba.
Community notes from Grand Rapids to Winnipeg cover Christmas plans exams concerts and local happenings. Names include Patt Rae Mrs Kretchmer Mr Harvey Zechel Kevin Naismith Bob Primett Eric Hertsog Ronnie Krampetz and David Lehman with Grey Cup mentions and travel to Great Falls and Toronto.
A reflective line recalling a time when income taxes primarily burdened the wealthy, highlighting shifts in who paid and who benefited from taxation policies.
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