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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 18, 1952
Page
2
The savings of Canadian husbands have become a major group of the shareholders who own Canadian industry. In many Canadian corporations the individual women shareholders outnumber men by a considerable margin.
Elma community notes report visits by Nick Evanochko and family, Lorna Kurian birthday, Eva Zachozy from Winnipeg visiting relatives, and Leo Evanochko from Niddrie on holiday. Also listed are Terrie Iwanyshyn’s Winnipeg trip, Geraldine Winter’s Winnipeg weekend, and Mary Kaban’s death in Winnipeg General Hospital with burial plans. Rev. M Herbut’s city visit and John Gilewich’s hawk injury near his chicken coop are noted.
A man in Lac du Bonnet fought a wounded hawk with a stick after the bird broke a wing during a hunt. He killed the hawk to protect his chickens, while various local notes report residents traveling, visiting, and mining talks around Winnipeg to Elma and Bird River with talks of a covered rink idea amid Carnival Night nostalgia.
A busy meeting of interested citizens is discussed with plans for gatherings and fundraising. Ed Marcusson leads a rink outing for Bissett goodwill curling tourists with P August S Romanyk and Les Charles aiding, while Shaw Wilson heads the visiting team with Alex Reid Bill Roussoue and Bill Scott. Harry Springman is ill with influenza. well wishes go out. Cliff Brown recalls the Marlboro hotel reunion of the First Canadian Mounted Rifles on March 8. Local Legion Branch is active with intensive rehearsals and talks of a new play in progress.
The text notes Shila May Pachkowsky as the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pachkowsky and comments on Manitoba as a desirable place to live. It mentions bids and production efforts without asserting any definitive outcomes.
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