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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 1952
Page
3
A surprise farewell party was held at Greenwald school on June 20 to honor Mr Mroz for his years of teaching. A wrist watch was presented as thanks. Parents and children joined the evening program. Several Glenmoor residents and relatives traveled to Kenora and Port William for visits during the period.
Beausejour residents Patsy Reich and visiting family enjoy a two week holiday with Frank and Mrs Reich as the Lions Club stage a two day monster baseball tournament at the Ball Grounds. Six teams play Saturday and six Sunday with finals Sunday at 6 pm. top prizes 225, 125, and 50 dollars. Refreshments on site. Len Rosmus and family visit Beausejour before a three week Canada trip to Calgary and Stavely.
On Sunday July 6 Mr and Mrs Bert Dimock hosted guests including Mr and Mrs W McCaw of Pointe du Bois and Mr and Mrs Cliff McIntyre with son Tom of Prince Albert Sask while Jack French and Pamela and Teddy arrived from Niagara Falls N Y renewing friendships. Audrey Towler lifeguard began swimming lessons enjoyed by pool patrons as Pine Falls Rebekahs held a picnic on July 5 at Mrs John’s home.
Thirty five ladies took part in the event while Ethel Hoffman of Sault Ste. Marie visited this week to reconnect with old friends. Local residents and travelers return from trips to Chicago Vancouver Banff and Saskatoon with notes of hospitality and family visits. Birth announcements include Pauline Marie Lea Roberta May Jeanette Esther Douglas Donna and more from Pine Falls Fort Alexander Powerview Leanterbury and St George.
Canada opened its first cotton mill at Sherbrooks in 1845, marking an early industrial milestone. The venture reflected local growth and the era's textile expansion.
The Bank of Canada now holds exclusive authority to issue Canadian paper currency. This change centralizes note production under the national bank, replacing prior multi-entity issuance arrangements.
Shirley Bogie visited her sister Nancy in Winnipeg for a couple of days. Various residents plan holidays or trips to Ontario, the States, Toronto, or Vancouver. Congratulations are extended to several couples on the births of newborn sons.
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