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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1964
Page
1
Subscription renewal notice requests payment of 33.00 for one year or 4.00 outside Canada and 5.00 for two years or 6.00 outside Canada. Form lists NAME ADDRESS and asks to mail remittance. mentions due date from address numerals and advises one week for arrival.
Lac du Bonnet Branch 164 held a March 31 meeting to push a variety concert and welcome three new members Comrades W Terin G Weiss and Bud Bjornson. The group noted a successful bingo with funds earmarked for hockey and approved donations and upcoming events including a April bonspiel and a Winnipeg convention delegate.
A farewell surprise for George Henderson, eight years manager at Sieg's Corner Store, drew many friends to the Lehman home in River Hills. Hostesses were Mrs. A Lehman and Mrs. Bill Howk as B Besel and Bill Lehman presented a travelling case and best wishes for health and happiness. Henderson plans a trip to Vancouver to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Monkman moved here from Grand Rapids where he was employed. Mr. Saffie was taken to hospital quite ill but is home now feeling better. Miss Gill Thomas flew to Calgary to visit her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Kowal chuk from Bissett and Mr. Tom Shier attended the Hampton Grothe wedding. Little Allen Martin is in the Children’s Hospital for tests. Miss Linn David flew to Toronto to visit relatives. Ed Ateah left for Cleveland Ohio to visit relatives. Grant Hampton arrived home from Vancouver to see his ill father and attend his sister’s wedding. A shower at the Legion Hall honored Miss Linda Thomas recently married. about 30 ladies attended. A shower at Mrs. Cliff Renville’s home honored Miss Pat Hampton with gifts.</S>
Fred Slevinsky and Rod C Bailey were appointed area development agents in Manitoba by Minister George Hutton. Slevinsky covers the Interlake region with Winnipeg headquarters while Bailey serves the Central Plains from Brandon. Both take effect April 1 and replace Slevinsky in Beausejour and Bailey in Killalney. They coordinate with local organizations and research institutions and oversee ARDA program research. Slevinsky previously led Beausejour efforts for ten years and was a vocational instructor with North Dakota’s program. born in Drumheller Alberta, he studied agriculture and economics at the University of Manitoba.
William Hitchen 83 died April 4 in Pinawa hospital. Funeral April 8 at 2:30 pm at St John s Anglican Church with viewing from 2:00 pm. Pallbearers named. Frayne Mary Georgina 75, widow of Ernest Albert Frayne, died April 4 at Pine Falls hospital. Remains viewed April 7 at United Church Pine Falls. service April 7 at 2:00 pm officiated by Dr C S Matchett. Interment Pine Falls cemetery. Russell Funeral Homes Ltd involved.
Pinawa residents gathered at the elementary school to hear H W Smith outline a proposed recreation facility. R W Jones reported on a nine hole golf club and Max G Allan on two sheets of artificial curling ice. The plan aims for a shared clubhouse and ice ready by winter, with golf able to begin next year after turf improvements. The group approved the plan to allow the committee to proceed with formal presentation.
The open entry mixed bonspiel by Lac du Bonnet Branch 164 Royal Canadian Legion ran from Friday April 3 to Sunday finals. Winners: Charlie Fredricks rink in event one. Ray Enright rink in event two. Ted Okrainec rink in event three.
Pine Falls Golf Club outlines major works for the year at a semi annual meeting. Landscaping in front of the clubhouse will be completed and the first tee extended to aid grass growth before renewal. First and ninth holes will receive further upgrades if funds allow. Budget set at 20300 with 1000 surplus. fees remain the same as 1963. Committees named for president, membership, handicap, social, house, junior, tournament and North Eastern Open. Debate on Sunday congestion for the North Eastern Open. executive to decide on Saturday play.
The Pine Falls School of Ballet under Miss Anne Stephanie presents a recital on Saturday April 18 at 7 p.m. and Sunday April 19 at 2 p.m. in the recreation hall with tap and ballet numbers and varied costumes. Forty members traveled to Pointe du Bois for a joint program with the Pointe du Bois class featuring tap, ballet, and the Blue Bird ballet. The show included waters seen at the Toronto Exhibition and Winnipeg Boat Show and refreshments were served.
Twenty trained deg will be formed after the trial Miss Marlene Hogue returned to St Pauls College after Easter recess at her parents home Mr Hawrysh and family motored to the city Easter Monday Mrs Hawrysh left by jet to visit relatives in Vancouver Mr and Mrs J Hay returned from the city on Good Friday visiting relatives Jerry Garth and Bob of Winnipeg spent part of the Easter holiday with their parents.
Easter travels and family visits mark the River Hills column with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Steffan hosting in Steinbach while Mary Berntt of Winnipeg visits relatives. Includes note on Glen and Theresa Hanke recovering from surgeries, travels to Cavalier North Dakota, and other local Easter greetings and hospital stays.
Stan Gittins reports Great Falls led by Buil Boyer Axel Erickson Verne Piechl and Richard Thomas captured the Seven Sisters Falls first annual men's bonspiel last weekend. They beat Ron Krampetz and his rink 7 to 6 in a dramatic final after an extra end against Mike Hay of Whitemouth.
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