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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 22, 1949
Page
4
The chemical industry in Canada values its annual product at more than $500,900,000 and employs about 60,000 people in nearly 1,000 plants nationwide. Canada in 1948 exported full fashioned hosiery to 34 foreign markets, and dollar shortages in many countries have delayed a full postwar trade recovery.
The Newcombe Ladies Sewing Club meets at Mrs Mel Wold home to plan an auction sale and dance at Lettonia hall on December 3 to benefit the Santa Claus fund. Proceeds aim to improve attendance despite weather. A school concert by attendees is planned. Next meeting set for November 25 at Mrs Ed Karklin. Various local notices follow about anniversaries hospital stays and community events.
Beausejour residents spent weekends visiting relatives across Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Notables include Hilda Sutton at Pine Falls, Emil Kaatz released from hospital visiting Hobans, Doreen Dutchak teaching at Dencross, Jim Pulfer visiting parents, and wedding attendance of Mryde Gmiterek and Tom Kutezek from Seven Sisters Falls. A Beausejour hockey Tryouts notice and a Knights of Columbus banquet on November 23 were announced along with a 25th wedding anniversary for Ed and Klapprat.
The writer congratulates the children who willingly did their work, noting many participated for the first time and gained invaluable experience for their roles as future members of the community.
Andy Hanson injured in an accident and hospitalized with a broken ankle. William Kenzle of Churchill Manitoba taking a month holiday visiting River Hills friends. Mr and Mrs William Henschell and family visited Fred and Mrs Henschell. Harvey Alpers engaged to Irma Noel of Seven Sisters and Irene Hanke engaged to Ed Kretchmer of Kelowna BC.
Canada has six and a quarter million bank depositors. Last year the federal government's purchases of butter abroad and buying of the domestic surplus potato crop cost Canada's taxpayers more than $2,500,000.
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