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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1962
Page
6
By 1920 GM cars built in Oshkosh introduced the adjustable front seat side curtains and tire carriers marking a notable automotive innovation in Wisconsin.
Friday afternoon September 28 1 30 to 3 30 p m at Municipal Hall hosts Eve Duffly and the Well Baby Clinic. Mr and Mrs Jim Vander Hagen traveled to Maryfield Saskatchewan for the weekend where Eva visited her sister Mrs Rice and saw another sister Mrs Adams of Dawson Creek whom she hadn t seen for over forty years.
The column lists visits and gatherings in Lac du Bonnet Manitoba including a wedding reception for Jimmy Maslo and Annette Boyer, a purse prize draw by Peter Picard of Lac du Bonnet, and a house warming at Joe Soroka’s south end home. Various locals hosted birthdays, anniversaries, and weekend visits from relatives, with updates on travel, health, and hair styling trends for fall.
Miss Donna Golke started a second year at a Michigan university while Wayne Henschel finishes grade twelve at Gordon Bell High School in Winnipeg and stays with relatives. Emma Pommer visits relatives, Jessie Bushby visits Fort William, and Manfred Rueckert’s house burned after a 5 am barn incident likely caused by an electric stove. Doug Segall moves to Winnipeg for teachers college. Get well wishes go to Julie Fiegler and Leonard Lipps. Giese had a major operation in Concordia Hospital.
General Motors of Canada operates the largest vehicle production facility in the nation at Oshawa, with the plant yielding the highest output. The company also purchases over 350000 tons of raw and fabricated steel annually to support its manufacturing operations.
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