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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 06, 1962
Page
8
The Prime Minister spoke in the Commons on returning from abroad stating Canada will not seek more control over nuclear weapons until the United States agrees to joint control. He warned that in wartime Canada would accept American terms, and if a nuclear strike occurred there would be no decision maker left.
Continued page summary notes February activities in Whitemouth. Birthdays celebrated by a father and son, dancing to finish the evening. Visitors from Minaki and relatives gathered. Sympathy offered to Percy Hudson on Clifford’s death in Alberta. Curling weekend with H Hunt and friends at Falcon Lake. Walters Hutchinson visited Winnipeg. John Deere Show attracts crowd in Municipal Hall on February 28. special student show arranged. Dave Drew treated at Whitemouth hospital with cold.
Alex Wood and his two grandchildren were rushed to Bissett hospital then moved to Pine Falls hospital. The two children remained hospitalized while Mr. Wood was allowed home. Don Solinski and son stayed two weeks with Mrs Solinski Sr. as Don recovered. A Busy Bees box social in the Community hall on March 2 drew strong turnout and was described as a big success.
Mrs L Cousins returns home after a Whitemouth Hospital confinement. Pine Falls ladies bonspiel linked to R Reid L Kon dratuk E Lawson and R King on Feb 23 24 25. Community Hall hosted a farewell for Mrs R Richardson on Feb 28. the Richardsons will move to Great Falls. Hostesses C Frantz P Morton M Gagne F Kretchmer A Keith L Gauthier served lunch. Frantz gave a Hospital Guild pin. Donna Clark from Grosse Isle Manitoba visited Mrs M Clark. Mr and Mrs J Murray and Pamela of Winnipeg were weekend guests of Mrs Murray’s parents, Mr and Mrs A Frantz.
The piece reviews Jake Froese’s Winnipeg throne speech remarks on Metro government and infrastructure while noting farmer hardships and Rhineland roads. It highlights Lib. Mike Hryhorczuk’s clear speeches, his Margarine color debate stance, and his jab at Premier Roblin’s looming election. It ends with footnotes on Fred Groves’s combative style and a running vendetta tone.
Shortcuts stalled by ice and slow bridge work mark winter in the area. Well wishes go to Gust Kretchmer in Winnipeg hospital. Friendly Fellows club at Mrs. Norman Hanke’s on Feb 26 elected Gloria Hanke president Ella Kledatz VP Rose King secretary Rose Hawk kitty bank Teenie Hertzog in charge of dishes. Visitors include Ray and Ruth Henschel of Winnipeg. Births, birthdays, and hospital recoveries noted. Local hairdresser Ruth Zink attended Winnipeg show Feb 8. Betty Zink and Jim Karnochen visited. Welcome to Herman Brock family from Winnipeg. Fishing at George Lake yielded only five fish among about fifty anglers. Quotes and local sayings reflect community spirit.
Chemalloy Minerals plans large scale exploration in Manitoba and across North America as budgets for defence and space research surge. The firm seeks to finance crews using modern geochemical methods, betting on vast undiscovered deposits of space age minerals amid a broader push for new materials and tech. Copies of the Chemalloy book are mailed to editors and officials as industry hype grows.
A new house about 1% miles from Lac du Bonnet on No 11 Highway with a few acres is offered for $4800. Seed barley is $1.10 per bushel. Contact Mike Hunchak Box 181 Lac du Bonnet Manitoba.
A concise aphorism noting that losing temper leads to negative outcomes, suggesting control of anger yields better results. The saying emphasizes temper management over impulsive reactions in everyday situations.
A concise maxim notes that achievement precedes effort in name only as a proverb. It echoes the idea that perseverance and action underlie success, challenging a common misorder and aligning with traditional work ethic. The saying highlights discipline and steady progress as keys to outcomes.
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