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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 06, 1951
Page
3
The American Can Company estimates that the total area of tinplate fabricated into cans in Canada last year would cover the proposed trans-Canada highway from Halifax to Vancouver one and three quarter times.
Frank Thomas and Albert Winter with Mr and Mrs W Chodysky of Winnipeg spent the weekend here to visit relatives. Nick Lupkowski postmaster at Hadashville spent a short holiday here and renewed his Springfield Leader. Mrs George Proceviat and daughter Joyce of White Ont spent a short holiday here. Walter Evanochko and Stanley Winter Jr were visitors. Phyllis Wishnowski, recently in Whitemouth hospital, has returned home and feels well. Walter Papunen, age 72, is on the sick list.
Whitemouth serves as a hub for clubs, birthdays and hospital news. Visitors to Winnipeg for curling, a Beausejour weekend trip, and a 18th birthday mark social life alongside hospital farewells, nursing moves, and charity dances. Local sports report a Bantams win 5-4 over Seven Sisters.
Herbut and Rev. Bro. W Zuraw ski joined a special supper at Mrs. A Kutrowski’s home on Saturday evening February 3 to raise funds for St Anthony’s church.
The piece stresses protecting children from tetanus by vaccination during other inoculations. It warns that even minor scratches or cuts require immediate cleansing and antiseptic dressing to prevent infection.
British carpet exports in 1950 soared to a postwar peak of 11.3 million square yards, 1.6 million more than 1949. The industry now ships over one third of its total production to more than twenty countries, signaling a broad, growing international market.
A weather note states grasshoppers cannot jump unless the temperature is at least 62 degrees Fahrenheit. The rule highlights a precise threshold for insect activity linked to warmth.
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