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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 04, 1964

Page

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Pine Falls rink tops North Eastern Bonspiel triumph

E Doucette rink won the Springfield Leader Trophy at the North Eastern Bonspiel held in Pine Falls defeating Ray Enright in the final. Thirty six rinks competed with many close games though the final rounds were not tight. Pine Falls players, including E Doucette and W McDonald, stood out with Lac du Bonnet and Great Falls also placing in top events.

Pine Falls E. Doucette R. Enright Springfield W. MacDonald J. Usackis Don McDonald Usackis E. Newsham W. Hawrysh Ed. Adolph Bissett E. Manson W. McDonald Rink J. Kearns Great Falls Archie Neyedly T. Turner

Lac du Bonnet Lakers Elect Zabolotny Ski Chief

William Zabolotny was elected president of the Lac du Bonnet Lakers Ski Club at the January 22 annual meeting in the elementary school basement. The club announced an Invitational Water Ski Meet to be held in Lac du Bonnet and installed a new officer slate including Vic David as Past President Len Horn as Vice President Audrey Weiss as Secretary Treasurer and additional executives and coordinators.

W. Zabolotny Lac du Bonnet M.W.S.A Irvin Grabke Gordon McKeown Walter Vorona Ken Melquist Audrey Wood Kay Grabke Crystal Waters Tony Augustine Joanna Terra

Lac du Bon Royal Canadian Legion elects 1964 officers

Mr. E Sharkey was re elected President of the Lac du Bon royal Canadian Legion and No 164 at the first meeting of 1964 held Tuesday January 28. Dave and Adolph Zolondek were installed as honorary members. R Waters reported for the rink committee and suggested accepting Lions Club $45 for Pee Wee equipment to aid the Midget team. A Campbell chaired the Variety Concert Committee and set April 11 for the project. Names on the Honour Roll to be checked with additions as needed. The 1964 executive was installed by Past President Al Campbell with Ian Harkness acting as Sergeant at Arms. Other officers include 1st Vice President Bert Wood 2nd Vice President V David Secretary Treasurer Stan Jones Sergeant at Arms A Daney Colour Bearer Ian Harkness Padre Canon I Fryer N McCoy and V David on the executive committee.

E. Sharkey Lac du Bonnit Royal Canadian Legion Legion Dave Adolph Zolondek R. Waters Lion’s Club A. Campbell Al.Campbell Ian Harknessels Bert Wood V. David Stan’ Jones A. Daney

Seven Sisters Triumph In Hockey Clash 6-3

Seven Sisters, the 14 and under squad coached by Mr. B Morton, defeated Whitemouth 6-3 on January 27. Doug Reid, Brian Hanke each scored once, Dave Permitt and Don Stardom added two apiece. Randy Melnick tallied twice for Whitemouth, Billy Bordyniuk scored once. Roddy Noel guarded for Whitemouth, Grant Berntt backstopped Seven Sisters.

Seven Sisters Doug Reid Brian Hanke Dave Primmett Don Stardom Whitemouth Randy Melnick Billy Bordyniuk Roddy Noel Grant Berntt B. Morton Lac du Bonnet Neil Krahn A. Honke Ronnie Tittlemeir Gordon Klappr

Quiet Glendora wedding links Winnipeg couples

A quiet wedding was solemnized January 28 at 3 p.m. in First Methodist Church Glendora California. Mrs Alice Anderstedt of Winnipeg and Lac du Bonnet united in marriage to Mr Frank Newart of Winnipeg and Baldwin Park. Rev Carroll B Parker officiated. Attendants were June Bowman Garden Grove and Fred Newart Baldwin Park. The couple will honeymoon in Mexico.

Newart Mexico

Pine Falls Burns Night Hosted byRodgerss and Guests

Pine Falls hosted 63 guests at Armouries for Robert Burns Day with a Haggis procession led by Piper William MacLeod. Ian Rodgers toasted the Haggis and Mr Art Low toasted Robbie Burns. Well wishes go to Mrs Gunn and Spud Guinn in hospital, and to Miss Betty Bailey who broke a leg. Donald Turner, born Pine Falls, graduated from University of North Dakota as electrical engineer. Turner is grandson of J. O. Jones and nephew of Mrs. Sokadoski. Gardiner and Dulake attended Pulp and Paper Association convention in Montreal.

Ian Rodgers Robert Burns Piper Wm. MacLeod Art Low Robbie Burns Scotland Donald ‘Stuart Turner The University of North Dakota Peg Jn Turner Pine Falls J. O. Jones Great Falls W. Sokadoski P. M. Gardiner J. Dulake Pulp and Paper Association Montreal Quebec

Young Canada Day Draws 16 Hockey Teams

Pine Falls hosted Young Canada Day drawing 16 teams from seven communities for Pee Wees to Juveniles. Competitions ran from 9:00 a.m. through evening with wins for Lac du Bonnet, Beausejour, Pine Falls, and others. Referees included Seguin Cyr Harbottle Pfefferle Hibbert Lavallee Erickson Walchuk. Pine Falls Minor Hockey Club organized the event with a free lunch and musical numbers by the Pine Falls Girls Cadette Band and CGIT helpers.

Pine Falls Great Falls Powerview St. George Crew Lac du Bonnet St. George Beausejour Great F. Ds Pineal Bantams Bissett Winnipeg Orioles Bahram Bob Seguin Joe Cyr George Harbottle Bob Pfefferle Glenn Hibbert Lavallee Gary Erickson Rose Chambers CGIT Pine Falls Minor Hockey Club Les Bailey Joe Reichart

Kearns Rink Dominates Local Curling Club Draw

The Jack Kearns rink went undefeated with nine straight wins to win the Community Club Trophy event at the Great Falls curling club. Teammates Gordon Spence Martyn Kearns and Gladys Jansson supported the sweep as eight clubs compete in a double knockout for a Hydro Presidents Trophy qualifier on February 15.

Jack Kearns Nary Kearns Gordon Spence Martyn Kearns Gladys Jansson Great Falls Manitoba Hydro The Hydro I Igs

Whitemouth 4-H Foods Club Busy January

Whitemouth 4-H Foods Club had a busy January with pop corn balls sold and bottles collected for the March of Dimes. Zina Bolynsky baked biscuits while Patricia Rystephaniuk Wendy Ericksen Candace Nightingale baked cakes. Barry Cousins and Rodney Neel baked oatmeal cookies. Members donated baked goods to the Reis family who recently lost their mother. A skating party capped the month and beginners anticipate a February visit from Miss Anderson, Home Economist.

Whitemouth 4-H Foods Club March of Dimes Zina Bolynsky Patricia Rystephaniuk Wendy Ericksen Candace Nightingale Barry Cousins Rodney Neel Karen Korlak Reis Miss Anderson

Lac du Bonnet Edges St George 3 2 In Tight Game

Lac du Bonnet defeated St George 3 to 2 after a seesaw battle. St George opened scoring with Raymond Vincent, Kenny Cherry and Claude Dupont tallied for Lac du Bonnet to force a late winner. Cherry sealed victory with a late third period goal after a tense stretch in front of the St George net.

Lac du Bonnnet St. George Raymond Vincent Lac du Bonnet M. Boulet Enright Kenny Cherry R. Enright R. Blair

Whitemouth Notes and Curling Bonspiel Dates

Whitemouth reports a Lutheran W A meeting at Mrs R Pischke’s home for February first Thursday. Last parsonage meeting drew many members. Marilyn Henderson joins Royal Bank Winnipeg. Annual Ladies Bonspiel set for February 7 8 9 with banquet February 8 in town hall. Carol Karpoff of Willowdale Ontario celebrated 18th birthday January 17. Mrs Ann Herda visited Winnipeg and Beausejour. St Augustine’s Catholic Church W A met at Mrs Julius’ home. Continued on Page 8.

Whitemouth W.A Carol Karpoff Willow Dale Ontario St. Augustine’s Catholic Church Julius

Subscription Renewal Instructions for The Leader

Readers are urged to renew subscriptions by enclosing 33.00 for one year or 4.00 outside Canada, with 2 year terms 5.00 and 6.00 outside Canada. The notice notes dates shown on the address label and requires name and address in block letters and inclusion of the address label. Audit Bureau of Circulations rules apply and arrears beyond 30 days are not carried.

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Bissett Home and School Holds First Meeting of Year

Bissett Home and School opened in the school auditorium on Tuesday January 21 with reports on November minutes and plans for six new groups. Activities included art classes, French lessons, a Spring Prom vote approving its continuation and a panel debate on whether sport should be taught in school.

Bissett G. Gabler Morgan Achiev DuVal Cst Douglas R.g.griffith R.J. Minton W. Barton

Seven Sister’s News Roundup From Beausejour to Winnipeg

Congratulations to Mr and Mrs G Naismith on the birth of a son Kevin James at St Boniface Hospital on Sunday January 26 weighing seven pounds. A new brother for Randy and Janice. Miss Linda Lawrence and Mr Tom Porter married in Beausejour on February 1. The O Keeffes mixed playdowns were held here January 25 with the Beausejour rink winning this district and set to return home rested for another year. Mr and Mrs R Weinhold spent a few days in Winnipeg.

G. Naismith St. Boniface Hospital Kevin James Randy Janice Linda Lawrence Tom Porter Beausejour O’keefes

Magnusson takes accountant role at Bank of Montreal Bissett

Magnus K Magnusson has been appointed accountant in charge at the Bank of Montreal Bissett office replacing B Camerey Innes who previously managed Arborfield Sask. Born in Winnipeg Magnusson has worked at several branches including Estevan and Dauphin before his Winnipeg posting and transfer to Bissett. Innes has led the Bissett office since January 1962 and is active in community groups including the San Antonio curling club and Rice Lake community club.

Magnus K. Magnusson Bank of Montreal Bissett B. Camerey Innes Arborfield Sask Winnipeg Magnusson B of M Estevan Dauphin Innes Ace de San Antonio Curling Club Rice Lake Community Club

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Rink Cops N.E. Bonspiel Memorial Hall Skip Len Romanow Geo, Sharpe Andy An Derson Ray Enright J. Nesper Bob Fawcett Russ Hrysio D. Stupack Beaver Lumber Jack S. Gittins Zaleski Kio Kawata A. Negedly Dr. T. Turner Luke V. My Stupack Lakeview Hotel Wm. McDonald D. McDonald R. Ahrensbach Jack Dean Gordon Weiss Ray Foubert Norman Weiss Wm. Smith L. Peterson L. Marshall William Zabolotny Ian Harkness I. Fryer Whitemouth Lads Mardie Queen Elizabeth Prince Philip Charlottetown Quebec City Fathers of Confederation TNS Young Canada Day Bill Boyer Verner Piechl Gunner Postnicks Cliff Olson Bob Otkes Sig Anderson Bill Sutherland Richard Thomas Ed. Zaleski Lake Town Ernie Newsham Bill McPherson Ed Adolph and Company Lacey Bennett Curling Club Marilyn Andrew Henderson Royal Bank Ann Herda Spield 3Rd Street Man An Combe Rosemary and Pat Mrs. R. Weinhold Magnus K.‘Magnusson
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