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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 14, 1947
Page
5
An advertisement promotes Little Giant portable sawmills and tie mills in stock with heavy duty husk, 2-7/16 mandrel, approved saw guide, 2 inch drive, and 3 carriage sizes. Features include quick acting set works, 6 pawls, 48 ft track, 16 ft sections, and a capacity up to 20 000 ft per day. Also markets 4 sided steel planer, back knives, counter shaft, and shiplap options, with accessories like sawdust exhausters and belt lacing.
The Manitoba Provincial Library hosts 110 bound newspapers including nine in Manitoba, funded by a grant for microfilming to safeguard early Canadian press history. The project reveals Red River settlement prospects, Hudsons Bay ships, and local crime and society notes while drawing researchers, historians, and students.
Mrs Fischaud and Henry Moore of Winnipeg were guests of Mr and Mrs Ivor Anderson over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Don Baker were in Great Falls for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Greenberg of the Empire News Agency in Winnipeg visited Mrs Thorbergson and toured Pine Falls in their new car.
Beausejour residents host guests from Piney and Winnipeg while old acquaintances renew ties. Visitors include Ed Langner and Ruth Kaatz, with Claudia Halicki and Hilda Dilk staying nearby. A bank teller change and RCMP duties noted. Louie Duhamel dominates World Series pools. wedding shower for Mary Gwazdla. Bruno Binda stag with purse. Jim Corbett and John L Sullivan note recalls a 1891 exhibition.
The Scouts and Cubs led a church parade at St Marys church under N A McTaggart. Local residents travel and visit family, with updates on community meetings, visitors from Winnipeg and West Coast trips, RCAF transfers, and a corrugated iron culvert being installed at the Camp site drainage ditch with earth brought in to level the ground.
Audrey Faris returns home for a visit with family. An nette Hebert and Lorenzo David near marriage with date to follow. Cliff Martin visits Winnipeg with his mother as she extends a longer vacation. Theatre work advances and a Naming Contest winner is expected next week. Bill Spence back to work and wood shop busy. Rhythm Ramblers perform at Community Hall with a mix of tunes.
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