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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 09, 1963

Page

9

Pine Falls Chamber Plans Clean-Up Week Campaign

Pine Falls Chamber of Commerce discussed sponsoring a community Clean-Up Campaign and covering publicity costs at the April 2 meeting held in Manitou Lodge. They also backed a Get-Out-The-Vote effort and agreed to aid Emerson Chamber selling tickets for a playground fundraiser.

W. McDonald Pine Falls

Lac du Bonnet Chamber Considers Golf Course Plan

The Lac du Bonnet Chamber of Commerce discussed a potential golf course at their April meeting held at Casey's Inn. AECL representative J L Gray noted no immediate plans and that lands west of the river could be leased, with private capital funding construction. A local business group may take over cost studies for an outdoor playground while Chamber Week publicity tasks and a film presentation from J Sparman of Hawaii were also noted.

Lac du Bonnet I. Grabke J. L. Gray Atomic Energy of Canada AECL Chamber FG Ane Fae i Hebets Creates P. H. Klassen W. C. Hardy Chamber of Commerce J. Sparman Hawaii

Whitemouth Guild Plans Fun Fair and Community Events

Whitemouth Hospital Guild met April 1 at Mrs Robt Fraser’s home to plan a Fun Fair at the Elementary School Auditorium on April 27. Betty Thomson and Lois Malkoske represented Whitemouth in an amateur hour at Hadashville, with several dance acts. Other local notes include hospital stays, quilting bees, a curlers supper and a municipal hall dance set for April 26, plus visits from Winnipeg residents. Continued on Page 8.

Whitemouth Hadashville Betty Thomson Lois Malkoske Sherry Noel Karen Bonnie Cousins Whitemouth Curlers

Easter Greetings and Local News from River Hills

Easter season wishes go to readers as Emma Pommer of Winnipeg visits relatives. Palm Sunday confirmands are listed from River Hills Lutheran Church with one baptism anniversary noted. Local families from Winnipeg Grand Marias Beausejour and Winnipeg send visitors, births and moves are noted, and neighbors welcome new residents and trips to Vancouver and Toronto.

Emma Pommer Winnipeg River Hills Lutheran Church Valerie Klapprat Janice Lawson Darlene Hawk Carole Altstadt Carol Lehmen Brenda Klepatz Marjory Funzumtephs Spewrahone Brian Honke Richard Weinhold George Rosnow

Slogan Increases Majority For Dr Joe Slogan In Springfield

The Conservative candidate Dr Joe Slogan widens his lead over Liberal Archie Warren by 3686 votes as 137 of 144 polls report. NDP and Social Credit lose votes. Liberals gain. Local turnout runs 74 percent. Speculation clouds leadership and cabinet future post election as no party wins a clear majority and May votes loom.

Dr. Joe Springfield Archie Warren NDP Social Credit Joe Alvin Hamilton Frank Syms MFA Diefenbaker Howard Green Richard Bell Ellen Fairclough Frank Magee R. O'Hurley Marshall Aseneau

Seven Sisters Hockey Club Dinner Supports New Uniforms

The Seven Sisters Hockey Club hosted a bean supper and Bingo Friday to raise funds for new uniforms. Players helped serve and clear, with kitchen duties led by Mrs. R. Morton and assisted by several members. Prizes were donated by local businesses, and thanks were extended to volunteers and donors for a successful fundraiser.

Hockey Club of Seven Sisters R. Morton Mesdames P. Johnston R. Reid E. Lawson R. King J. Primmett P. Whitley L. Kinghorn R. Mu Pramas Gordon Bicbrick Betsy Bernwit

Spring Thaw Warns of Floodwater Contamination Risks

The spring thaw can flood farms roads and fields carrying dirt and contaminants into wells and streams that supply drinking water. Test well water for purity regularly and during pollution threats. Boil water or use commercial purifiers before drinking or washing food.

Subscription Renewal Form and Due Date Example

The notice explains how to read date numerals on the Leader subscription form to determine the due date. It instructs readers to check their copy, mail remittance with the form, and allows one week for arrival, requesting notification if the issue does not arrive.

Manitoba lowers resident angling licence to $2.25

Manitoba residents 16 and over will pay $2.25 for angling licences this year while non residents face $6.50. The change aligns with expanded fish management and stocking programs including kokanee fingerlings, muskies, trout and splake. The Whiteshell hatchery will gain a cold water pipeline to enable year round operation, with stockings planned for Duck Mountain, Cranberry Portage, Flin Flon, Whiteshell and other areas.

Manitoba C. H. Witney Witney Prairie Provinces Duck Mountain Cranberry Portage Flin Flon Whieshell Whiteshell Trout

W Zikman Wins Curling Club Season Trophy

Members of the Lac du Bonnet Curling Club gathered at Memorial Hall on Saturday April 5 for their wind up. W Zikman led his rink including Russell Hrysio Roland Tokar and Ollie Brown to win the main group trophy.

Lac du Bonnet Curling Club Win Zikman Russell Hrysio Roland Tokar Ollie Brown Dubienski W. Picknicki A. L. King Wilf Picknicki Arel Kostynyk Andy Usackis Rolly Larson Morris Kettles Cal Magee Don Bateman R. Freund Tropphy R. Freund L. Marshall Nellie Campbell Marge Enright Grace Rogers Joan Campbell R. Kaiser J. Sparman

Anglers to fish trout April 15 in designated waters

Manitoba announces trout fishing opens April 15 in designated waters with May 18 general angling season. Dip nets allowed April for coarse fish for personal use. No minimum size limits. Regions list designated trout waters by Whiteshell, Eastern, Southwestern, Western, Northwestern, and Northeastern areas.

C. H. Witney Mines and Natural Resources Manitoba Witney

Obituaries from Beausejour and area detail three deaths

ERIC VALDEMAR SVDIER 67 died April 2 at his home in Bissett Manitoba. Funeral April 5 at 2:00 p.m. United Church Bissett with burial at Bissett Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. ANGELA MARIE KLAPPRAT infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Klapprat Beausejour died April 3 with graveside service April 5 at Beausejour Cemetery. Russell Funeral Homes Ltd. in care of arrangements. JOHN ROBERT MCKAY 81 died March 30 Beausejour Hospital husband of Kate McKay Lockport. Service April 2 2:00 p.m. St Thomas Anglican Church Lockport with interment at Tyn Cemetery. Survived by wife three sons and five daughters. Russell Funeral Homes Ltd in care of arrangements. Continued on Page 8

Bissett Manitoba Eric Svdier United Church Russell Funeral Home Beausejour Messrs. J. Minton Walter Hawrysh Bill McCracken Connie Stewald Shaw Wilson Ed. Hood Angela Marie Klapprat Beausejour Hospital Lawrence Klapprat H. O. Hartig Russell Funeral Homes Ltd John Robert McKay John Robert Crs Kaine McKay Lockport Sunecs St. Thomas Anglican Church Tyn Cemetery Percy Tyndall Earl Kenneth Charleswood Luther Yates Alf Cook Ontar

Meals Should Not Be Retired In Later Years

Older retirees living alone may neglect meals due to disinterest in cooking for one. Proper selection and preparation matter as life extends. Exercise helps appetite, and a simple routine of walking before meals encourages eating. In good weather, light meals with soup or tea and cookies form a pleasant weekly habit for nature lovers in parks or rural areas.

K King Wins Club Bonspiel Curling Season Concludes

The club bonspiel finals crown K King and team members B Manness H Tittlemier and P Whitley. They beat G Berrick R Krampetz A Henschel in the final. Third prize goes to G Kretchmer and fourth to F King. Second event winners are G Klapprat E Honke M Manness and A Ross. Runners up are C Precious E Lawson C Howcroft P Morton. Third event winners are A Frantz J Lyon W Lehman R Klapprat with R Reid L Kondratuk K Mundt K Dorl and others. Consolation prize to B Mundt. Curlers end season awaiting next year.

Bonspiel K. King B. Manness H. Tittlemier P. Whitley G. Berrick R. Krampetz A. Henschel G. Kretchmer F. King G. Klapprat E. Honke M. Manness A. Ross C. Precious E. Lawson C. Howcroft P. Morton Klepetz E. Rohrig A. Frantz J. Lyon W Lehman R. Klapprat R. Reid L Kondratuk K. Mundt K. Dorland

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. A. McDonald Berthelette Ralph Andrews Mrs. W.erskine Jack Swindell Whitemouth Hospital Edward Kirby W.A Orville Hood Katherine Mrs Henry Steiner David Ans Rudy Noel Stan Gittens Great Falls Reeve Ed. Henderson A. E. Webb Wm. Aitkenhead Sam Goowluk Harold Lau River Hills By EM and Kay Henschell John Hodges Ken Hodges Murphy Trailer Court Rudy Pommer Leonard Lipps Jerry Crane Little Grandaughter A. Lipps Mrs. Gordon Lipps Ferdinand Honke Clifford Rerick Grand Marias George Rerick Rudolf Tittlemier Toronto Ont Mr. Tittlemier William Henschel Fred Henschell Bruce Emes Brenda Kuhn Vancouver B.C Ron Ken Herzog Edmonton Walter Perchale Eddie Hanke Punch Gabe Derouche Ed Kretchmer Art Merke Poplar Point Bernie Pluf Herold Ritter Dryden Ont Wm. Klaprat Harkness Liberals Quebec Ontario British Columbia Canada Dr. J. Slogan A. Warren Lib Schultz Syms Credit Rempel Tenoning Liberals P. Annet Care Noses Ener Steee Hockey Club Sid Street Audit Bureau of Circulations 3Rd Street Man W. Zikman Whiteshell Barren Camp Forbes, George High Hunt Lost Lyons Mantario West Hawk Lakes Aikens Davidson Gull Lakes Souwestern Boissevain Reservoir Fourteen William Lakes Charles Goose McBride Morrisette Persse Tees Wincell Lakes Bowsman Pine Rivers Roaring River Valley River Duck Mountain Forest Preserve Murray, Newman and Scotty Lakes Kaskattama Kettle Rivers Cape Tatnam Eric Valdemar Svdier
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