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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 30, 1963

Page

8

Canada Liberals face reshaped cabinet and new Industry Dept

The policy shift centers on R M Drury taking over the planned Department of Industry to drive industrial reorganization. Lionel Chevrier gains Justice amid Quebec’s old guard influence as Maurice Sauve rises among the new guard, with Pearsons pledge for decisive action while avoiding haste. Domestic focus targets a municipal loan and development corp, a national development body, and fiscal policy for the year. International aims seek repair of damaged relations and broader access in global trade.

Cial Glassco R. M. Drury National Defence Defence Department of Industry Lionel Chevrier Quebec Liberals Chevrier Old Guard New Guard Maurice Sauve Liberal Party House of Commons Pearson Canada Municipal Loan and Development Corporation National Development Corporation

Manigotogan Community Notes Highlights Local News

Lynn Clarke spent the long weekend at his home. Tom Bruce and family from Pine Dock visit friends here. Sympathy goes to Mrs. Morris Wilson on her husband’s recent death. Mrs. Louis Simard Sr. visits Bissett relatives while Louis is trapping. Allan Kennedy cut his foot on glass but is healing. Miss Warkentine of Hole River returned from Easter holidays with her sister. Henry Kolakowski and family note exam results. Henry offered principalship of a new ten room Sandy Bay school. Regular meetings set for first Wednesday monthly. Potato club enrolment disappointing as interest waned. Bissett had another house fire in two weeks. Benny Dunbar injured in a car accident.

Henry Kolakowski Hole River Henry Sandy Bay Harry Boulette Winnipeg States Arizona

Obituary notices from Beausejour and area mark April 1963 deaths

Obituaries reveal Anglia Andrusko of Beausejour died at 57 with husband Nicolas and children, prayers and requiem at local churches, and burial in Beausejour Catholic Cemetery. The record lists multiple other locals including James Bartley of Whitemouth, Irene Atkins of Pointe du Bois, Edith Lindgren of Lac du Bonnet, Louis Perozek of Beausejour, Jean Weslak of Ladywood, and other survivors, services, and funerals across Russell and Lutheran or Polish parishes in Manitoba.

St. Mario Man Angelia Andrusko Nicholas Andrusko Pointe du Bois Irene Atkins Clare Atkins United Church Oak Lake M. Wenstob Virden Cemetery Arcola Sask Brent Earl Robinson Elkorn Bill Brennen Elkhorn Man Russell Funeral Homes Ltd Lac du Bonnet Edith Lindgren John Lindgren Hilding Fred Ivor Eric Peterson Selkirk Louis Perozek Mary Perozek Beausejour Russell Funeral D. Maiinowsky Poland Canada Beausejour Hospital Jean Weslak John Weslak Ladywood Russell St. Peter and Paul R. C C. Litowski R.C John Jack Chryplywy Adam Reich George Luckie Victor Joe Eddie Bill Omichinski

Canadian industry faces tougher world market competition

The effort to bolster domestic industry while expanding Canadian presence in world markets will be complex and challenging as competition intensifies at home.

Wedding Vows Bind Doreen Peterson and Ronald Wesa

Doreen Peterson and Ronald Wesa wed at Lutheran Church of the Cross on April 20 with Rev E Bowen officiating. Bride wore nylon tulle gown, red roses, and carried red roses. attendants wore yellow and pink rose corsages. reception at Holiday Beach then honeymoon. The couple will reside in Winnipeg. out of town guests from Keewatin and Edmonton attended.

Lee River Hall Keewatin Agnes Frank Garry and Janet Parkes Ingabor Oak Edmondon Lutheran Church of the Cross Doreen Anne Peterson Fred Peterson Lac ‘du Bonnet Ronald Barry Wesa Louis Wesa Winnipeg E. Bowen Sherril West Christine Peterson Kenneth Russell Harry Miller Holiday Beach

Great Falls社 events and 4-H anniversaries featured

The Great Falls Women's Institute hosts a spring tea May 10 at 7 30 p.m. in the curling rink with an apron bar and bake sale. The 4-H Club marks its 50th anniversary with a Sunday church parade, girls marching townward 9 9 20 a.m. CST to their churches, inviting parents and friends to join. Wilma Warren attends Rural Youth Leadership at Manitoba University, with a Nebraska trip in July. Louis Lesosky wins the National Club Week Award to Toronto, a Powerview Collegiate student active in 4-H. The Water Ski Club opens with a banquet April 26 at Anderson Hall, with guests from Winnipeg and nearby towns. John Veats thanks supporters. Five girls attend a Pine Falls Advent service for Confirmation. Bishop Hives officiates. Harvey Clark, returning to Vancouver midweek, and Ina Ryplanski, noted bowling enthusiast, are mentioned alongside local community notices.

Great Falls Women’s Institute Canada Wilma Warren University of Manitoba Montcalm Motor Hotel Nebraska Wilma Toronto Louis Lesosky Stead Louis Powerview Collegiate Anderson Hall Winnipeg Pine Falls Lac du Bonnet Brandon Great Falls John Veats Rod Beaudry Delores LeRoye Jim LeRoye Fred Kalinowsky Stan Gittins Keewatin H. E. Hives Thomas Smith Linda Thomas Judy Thomas Linda Morgan Annice Sinnock Women's Auxiliary Church of the Advent

Ina Rejoins Health, Prepares for North Eastern Championship

After a two week illness and hospital confinement in Winnipeg, Ina is back home and improving. She urges readers to take vitamins, as she aims to bowl in the North Eastern Championship next Sunday at Pine Falls Alleys.

Winnipeg Ina Pine Falls

Whitemouth Community Notices Share News and Visits

A Whitemouth supper raised 187 dollars for the church hosted by the Anglican Women Aids. Guilds meet, birthdays noted, and visits reported including Edmontons trip, families in Kansas City and Winnipeg. Sympathy sent to Mrs Bartley. members plan hospital guild and school enrollments for fall.

Births and moves noted in local notices

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Shewchuk on the birth of a daughter atWhitemouth Hospital. Reports suggest Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lange will soon relocate to Beausejour as they plan to make their home there.

Alex Shewchuk Whitemouth Hospital Martin Lange Beausejour

Pine Falls Host Banquet for Minor Hockey Players

A Saturday banquet at Notre Dame church Recreation Hall in Powerview celebrated Pine Falls Power View district minor hockey players. About 320 boys, parents, and coaches enjoyed a turkey dinner. Organizers led by Al Hebert Jr and Jean Harrison thanked donors, volunteers, and high school helpers. urged continued parental involvement and a bigger event next year.

Pine Falls Power View Notre Dame Church Powerview al Hebert Jr Jean Harrison Alice Lafrance Melina Watson Sally Anderson Rose Patterson Evelyn Rose Tardiff Irene Hebert Claudia Hebert Olive Bouthellier Anita Manson Stan Pachowsky Shirley Rechew Rosentrator Alphonse Hebert Lyle Velie R Gelinas Smith

Local North Port Town Notices and Family Updates

Victoria Beach guests include Mr. and Mrs. Mat Frank and family from Port Arthur who visited Mrs. Frank’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Dan Anderson. Congratulations to Bill Dawson and Beverly Smith on their Saturday marriage. Clifford Joseph drove to Arrabeca to visit Mrs. Joseph’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Gorman. Errol Smith bought a house and moved it onto their lot. Bert Trainor and sons returned from a Vancouver trip. Mrs. Jack Johnson was hospitalised briefly. Speedy recovery wishes. Frank Stuckey and Neil Turcotte’s summer grounds improvements noted.

Mat Frank Port Arthur Mrs. Frank Dan Anderson Errol Smith

Seven Sisters Social Roundup Brings Wide North Reach

Multiple families and individuals from Kingston Winnipeg Meadow Lake Great Falls Gimli and Toronto visited over Easter weekend. Reunions at the Lan ean Manness and Precious households included dinners bridges and a conference with Florence’s aunt and uncle Rev and Mrs Titley in Meadow Lake Saskatchewan.

George Kretchmer Winnipeg Florence Titley Meadow Lake Saskatchewan

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MacDuff Pagen Lynn Clarke Tom Bruce Pine Dock Morris Wilson Louis Simard Sr Bissett Allan Kennedy Miss Warkentine Potato Club Benny Dunbar James Bartley Pat Normand Lorna Boulette Wayne Clarke Velma Clarke Major Mrs. Hunt Bert Adair Bert Pat Clarke Stan Clarke Alice Swain Gabe Clarke Mrs Fred Reckseidler Grand Marais Bad Throat School Eileen Meade Judy Kennedy Bernice Wold Yvonne Wood Mabel Unrah Whitemouth Jane Bartley Ross United Church P. E. Henningsen Ireland Alfred Rennie James Thompson M. Hook Lockport Elsie Louise Bartley T Box Edmonton Vancouver Volkswagen Lucko's Wesa - Peterson Harvey Clark Stuart Virginia Clark Harvey Ina Ryplanski Mrs. W. Erskine W.A Harry Nelson Ed Liske Bill Issac Kansas City Bill A. Braun Braun Hudson, Ont O. A. Braun Arnie Anderson California Edna Buss Springfield Sherry Rudy Noel Norman Kellett Rivers Alex Helbrecht Geo Naismith Oakburn Bill Karlecki Mike Melnick Irene Whitemouth Lutheran Ladies Aid Arnold Barry Leslie Wardrop D. M. Wardrop Dan Kuz Wally Kuz Ellen Rennie Hotel Windsor Detroit Allan Wardrop Ont Evelyn Wardrop Win Woops Victoria Beach Traverse Bay Mildred Hampton Billie Dawson Beverly Smith Clifford Joseph Arrabeca Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Gorman Bert Trainor and Sons Jack Johnson Frank Stuckey Neil .Turcotte Moore Ve AnnonOnRe The Springfield Leader Ltd Rosemary and Pat Jack Callum Kingston Ontario Jack Wm. Lanean Dale Collins Bruce Manness Tom Picard Mrs. C. E. Precious Mr. Precious Sandra Krampetz Sandra Marlene Krampetz Ronnie Krampetz A. Krampetz Herb Enns Dennis Altstadt Ross Murray Gimli Dales Scotty Hawthorne Anthony Crane Horned Cattle Advisory Board Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation Springfield Leader Limited Rea Priors
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