Method Cuts Potatoes To Three Tons Of Starch From Fifteen
A modern process yields three tons of starch from fifteen tons of potatoes, showing high efficiency in starch production through contemporary methods.
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 12, 1963
Page
6
A modern process yields three tons of starch from fifteen tons of potatoes, showing high efficiency in starch production through contemporary methods.
Lac du Bonnet hosts weekly bingo at Memorial Centre and Notre Dame Parish Hall, with a Valentine Variety Concert February 16 in Memorial Hall. The town reports curling results from Winnipeg bonspiel, Federated Co op event, and British Consols play, plus visiting Swenson family from Sweden. Local shindigs include birthday hostess Karen Dancut, a Valentine’s Day event, and various social gatherings at the Legion Hall, parish halls, and Holiday Beach Hall.
Condolences are offered to families of Stanley Pachkowsky Leo Lacharity and Arthur Weidenhamer with sympathy from Powerview residents. Congratulations to George Morris on a newborn. A miscellaneous wedding shower honored Brenda Lemire at the Chateau with gifts and luncheon. Roland Harrison and Sandra Payee Kenneth Parisien engagements and weddings announced. Curling bonspiels excite fans at Bissett. Holy Cross Guild Pine Falls hosts Valentine Tea and Fashion Show February 14 at 8 PM.
Wedding anniversary greetings for Dot and John Normand on their sixteenth anniversary. Birthday wishes for Gloria Kennedy turning twelve on February 5 and brother Clarence on Valentine’s Day. Also for Mrs. Alice Meade on February 5 Lux Roulette on February 10 Mrs. Allan Meade and Harvey Bostrom on February 11. Elmer Meade of Madison Ontario welcomed a daughter on January 27. Phillip Doyle and Charlene spent the weekend with Alex Wood's family. Congratulations to Elmer and Mrs. Clarke of Bissett on their new child. Jack Coyne, formerly of the area, renewed acquaintances. Jackie Meade and friends narrowly avoided two moose on the road to Manigotogan. windshield damaged but no injuries. Albert Wood of Madsen Ontario visiting, Robt. Marsh of Hole River in city for his mother’s leukemia illness. Attendees at Indian Metis conferences include Rev. M. Paddington, J. Unran, Chief Barker, Adam Hardisty, Stanley Seymour. Isabel Bushie, Leonard Simard, Pat Clark visited from Pickle Crow to The Pas. Johnny Meade discharged from Pine Falls hospital after observation. Wishing John a speedy recovery, and Mrs. Anne Reckseidler healing too. United Church News notes ACTS Men’s Club meeting February 17 at 8:15 p.m. Holy Communion February 17. Baptism February 24. Lenten offering folders available. Bonhoeffer quote about finding God in life.
Mrs. Rose King is home with a sprained ankle. Winnipeg visitors Lesley Shotbolt and Sharon Fry stayed with relatives. Local hockey teams 16 and under defeated Whitemouth on Feb 6, Senior men beat Pointe du Bois and Great Falls, remaining undefeated. Fans praised support. Mixed bonspiel at Milner Ridge featured teams captained by Klap prat Lawson Lawson, Howcroft and others.
Obituary notices report deaths of David Wiwcharyk 86 at home of daughter in Tyndall with prayers and funeral rites in Beausejour and Tyndall areas. Albert Edward Davies 65 of Lac du Bonnet died Feb 2 at Selkirk General. service at Lac du Bonnet Anglican Church and Rivervalley burial. Mary Gertrude Lay 62 of Beausejour died Feb 8. funeral at St Mary's Beausejour with interment in St Mary's Cemetery. Joseph Komisarchuk 58 of Tyndall died Feb 2 at Winnipeg General Hospital. survived by Nellie Komisarchuk.
Prayers were said in Beausejour and a Requiem High Mass followed in Tyndall for Mr Komisarchuck born in Garson. An engineer with CP Rail for years and later with the RAF base Milner Ridge, he is survived by his wife Frances, a daughter, two grandchildren, three sisters, one brother, and his Gimli mother. He was predeceased by his father in 1949.
Public notice declares the village will form LD 0 with parcels listed under Plans 8077 4923 5953 6614 7391 8012 and further parcels. It funds a $195000 sewage system by special assessments and invites protests within one month. A court of revision sits March 12 1963 at 7:30 pm to hear complaints.
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