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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 12, 1957
Page
5
RON TUCKWELL reports on the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce convention in Brandon. The host city, officials, and residents delivered standout hospitality and flawless logistics, lifting the provincial gathering's profile and earning praise for organization, coverage, and democratic processes within the chamber system.
A Manitoba Chambers of Commerce convention in Brandon shaped policy for education and economics. Delegates backed a unified approach with a big role for chambers in advising governments, and elected F. J. Scott as president with J. D. Houston John Lawrie and J. W. Wade as vice presidents. The 1959 session may move to St James if invited.
Mrs T Gerskine reports Mrs Henry Alpers improving from illness. The Mun municipal hall may get a paint refresh later for a better look. High schoolers held a Halloween party with games and music last Friday. Flo Campbell visited relatives in the city. Several birthdays were celebrated including Tommy Meleal and Winnie at Pacman relatives and Friends. Solniss hosted a musical evening with friends. Albert Pischke and Otto Sch have new TV sets. Lynne Ericksen turned nine with a home party on Oct 29. Mrs Cliff Connor is ill with a cold. Myrtle Knopf has been visiting Starbuck. Lorne Mopinski’s birthday was noted. Anglican WA tea set for Nov 16 in the Municipal hall from 3 to 8. J B Henderson of Portage la Prairie stayed with the Steiners. Wm Smith attended a Winnipeg Tourist Convention. Ben Pommer and Charlie Goodwin visited Arden. Julius Bencharski left for Toronto and the U S. R B Latta of Winnipeg visited. Wm Aitkenhead vacationed in Kenora. Percy and Willard Staerka’s baby son visited Winnipeg. David Cousins sprained wrist, required medical care.
Elma residents Mary Smerechynski and family from Winnipeg spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. M. Smerechynski in Medika Manitoba. H Wasuita and Mrs Nowicki visited relatives, W Wasuita and W Mc Calder returned home after a White Ontario work weekend. C E Wendeborn ill. flu season wanes.
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