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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 11, 1964
Page
6
A local notice lists community activities at Memorial Centre Notre Dame Parish Hall and Municipal Hall. Well Baby Clinic and Women’s World Day of Prayer are scheduled around February 14 to 15 with various venues including the Roman Catholic Church and Holiday Beach Lions Club Valentine Dance.
Local items list meetings at the home of Mrs A Atkinsgon and Legion Hall for February 17 and 18. Congratulations to Ernie Kabaiuk and Barb ara Isom on their Winnipeg wedding with receptions in the city and at Holiday Beach. Births announced for Marilyn Amos and Michelle Marie. Curling bonspiels, social visits, and hospitality notes from Bissett Whitemouth Bird River and Winnipeg connections. Condolences to Tom Park and Al King families. Six rinks played Milner Ridge event. Kulikowsky family 80th birthday celebrated in Boissevain. Mrs Josie Denikowski hospital bound with back ailment.
Lac du Bonnet high school leads curling with Barry Rousseau on six wins and one loss. Oleson and King teams close behind, while Bruce Chapman’s rink has clinched a Lac du Bonnet rover berth for North Eastern Collegiate bonspiel in BeauSejour later this month. Last Tuesday the soccer team beat Whitemouth 3-0. Girls senior volleyball won best of five. junior team lost. Science club president Don Banham will host a flight Principles talk by Tomlinson of Pinawa on Friday February 14. Drama Night March 6 features The Ghost Story and It’s a Great Life with student directors Sally Simcoe and Leslie McIntosh. short skits directed by Mr Brown. Glee Club directed by Bartolo will close the evening. Everyone invited.
Mrs Mildred Hampton records travel by air to Oshawa Ontario and car trips to California and Manitoba. Funeral attendance in Manitoba and Ontario. condolences to Grand Marais families. Mentions school teaching and local curlers as season ends with forthcoming results.
More about Bissett reports a convention break trip home for Easter and a Ladies Bonspiel. Attendees include Joyce Allan Linda McNabb Barbara McLeod John Bjornsson Lenore Berschied Ron Nachtingall Eleanor Minton Edmond Kennedy Bob Hay Toni Smoluk and Avon products representative. Also announces birth Marilyn Elaine Jefferies born February 1 at Glenboro Memorial Hospital weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces, new sister for Ronald.
Pinawa rink members Ray Sochaski Ed Wu schke Bruce Stewart and Nick Searle posted a 33rd place finish in the Lac du Bonnet Bonspiel Beaver Lumber Event. Thursday saw two challenge broomball games at Pinawa Hockey Rink Building 300 A beat Building 412 6 2 with Ernie Koshuta scoring three goals. Building 300 B tied 1 1 in the other match. Community notices invite new members for regular meetings at the school first Tuesday of each month 8 15 p m square dance group resumes February 11 8 30 p m at the Elementary School Auditorium Valentine Dance February 14 Camp Cafe 8 30 p m lunch served. Executive list elected February 3 includes President Mrs G Gilmour Vice President Mrs J McKeown Secretary Mrs M Dobslaw Treasurer Mrs B Jones and committees Welcome and social conveners with several names. Keep Fit groups meet Monday evenings 7 30 8 30 p m and Saturday mornings 10 00 11 00 a m with times subject to change.
Seven Sisters news covers visits from Mr. Kinghorn of Kamsak Sask and Steve Marffy transfer to Winnipeg with wife joining soon. Bonspiels at Milner Ridge and Whitemouth yield mixed results. Pee Wee River Hills tie 4-4 as Grant Benitt scores all Seven Sisters goals. Under-14 boys beat Whitemouth 4-0 with Doug Reid scoring twice and Grant Beritt securing a shutout.
A Lions Club general meeting on a Monday featured Lion President Jim Gormican welcoming guest Pat Robertson of L.A.B. High School. Lillian Dodman won Canada Savings Bond for January. A Pee Wee Hockey Tournament was proposed for mid March for district teams. Progress on July 1 Sports Day continues. Lion R. Dodman won a hand painted tie novelty prize. Next meeting set for February 17 at Lakeview Hotel.
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