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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1960
Page
8
The column recounts residents returning home from Lynn Lake visit, local sports prep including hockey and golf for next season, and curling build up. It notes new church organ installation at St John’s Anglican Church and various weekend visits, parties, and birthdays among town families and guests.
A baptism for Wendell, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Schatkow sky, was held at Whitemouth Redeemer Lutheran Church with Rev. A Eppler officiating and Alf Schatkowsky as godparent. Lorne Molinski has moved to a new hometown. Helen Tyrechniewicz of Vancouver asks friends in Whitemouth Elma Hadashville to remember her. Mrs. Felix Carlson visited Fort William with Mrs. Fred Swanson formerly of Whitemouth, whose late husband was a Whitemouth section foreman. Mrs. Wm Aitkenhead, now in Winnipeg, has been bedridden with flu. Terry Lee Isaac, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Isaac, was to be admitted on November 27.
A cooperative program between Indian Affairs Branch and Manitoba departments launches mid January. Seven northern centers host five day courses teaching basic prospecting skills to Indigenous and Metis residents, with non Indigenous attendance encouraged. Courses outline claim staking, mineral identification, and potential work with survey parties.
Deepest sympathy to the Milbrandt family of Whitemouth. Congratulations to Otto and wife on the birth of Audrey Karen Merke November 14 at Whitemouth Hospital. Christening at Saint Pauls Lutheran Church River Hills for Connie Armanda and Arlene Debra Lynn. Local engagements, birthdays, and weekend visits noted. bridge crossing leaders named.
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