Independent weekly paper for eastern Manitoba 1964
This issue of the Springfield Leader Limited weekly from Lac du Bonnet lists district representatives Powerview Mrs Olive Iwanick and Seven Sisters Renee Ried along with Victoria Beach Mrs Mildred Hampton Whitemouth Mrs T G Erskine. It notes affiliation with the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations and is dated Tuesday February 18 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Springfield Leader
Lac du du Bonnet
Powerview
Olive Iwanick
Renee Ried
Victoria Beach
Mildred Hampton
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Canada Aims for Peacekeeping Role in Cyprus and Beyond
The British request for Canadian troops to police Cyprus signals Canada’s growing peacekeeping role. Prime Minister Pearson favors UN backed solutions while considering NATO and Commonwealth obligations, potentially supplying up to 1000 troops for a 10000-strong force. Canada already fields 2500 peacekeepers and specialized units worldwide, from the Middle East to Korea and Vietnam era duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strifetorn
Cyprus
Canada
Britain
Mackenzie King
Alec Douglas Home
Ottawa
Commonwealth
United Nations
Pearson
Makarios
Butler
United Nations Security Council
NATO
Liberal opposition leader Molgat attacks Throne Speech
Gildas Molgat, Liberal leader, criticizes the government's Throne Speech proposals as old and evasive. He opposes a sales tax, questions private school aid, and cites reductions in social allowances for elderly. Premier Roblin counters with an open door plan for private schools within public system. The debate features NDP leader Paulley calling for free conscience votes and broader economic action amid cabinet shuffles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gildas Molgat
St. Vital
McLean
Molgat
Government of
Canada
Roblin
Ptt
Paulley _ Russell
Paulley
NDP
CCF
Paully
Investi
Sign of the Times
Larry Tessardins
Lib
Schreyer
Brokenhead
Rhineland
Rhineland) And.l. Harriss
Ndp Logan
Jend
River Hillis News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Community notes detail visits among Moiters Buss and Beeshaws in Winnipeg and Morris, a fatal accident on a new highway where a man fell 16 feet, wedding announcements for Dorothy Tommila and Kenneth Altstadt, a Valentine event at River Hills school, birthday acknowledgments, and a benefit amateur show for River Hills students. District residents travel to Florida and Grand Rapids, 4-H and Luther League activities cited, plus a miscellaneous shower for Miss Lynda Lorenz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Morton
McGréary
Perimeter Highway
River Hillis
Whitemouth River
Eddy Buss
Ontario
Friendly Fellows Hall
River Hills
Don
Nichol
Victoria Beach Mourns Losses Amid Moves and Family Ties
Victoria Beach records recall Mrs. Ives moving back to Winnipeg with her daughter Hope. The notice extends deepest sympathy to Mr. Lawrence Rupert over the death of his grandson Randy Reid Hourie, indicating a family bereavement and local obituary note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Rupert
Randy Reid
Hourie
Church Events Bulletin Fractured Schedule
Community notices list a February church week with confirmation classes at parsonage, Taaker League supper at Irving Grabke home, Lenten vesper service, and a Sunday worship at 11:00 with Sunday school at 9:45. A teachers meeting is planned February 24 at Mrs. Enid Christoff's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Toulon
Willie Lehman
Roger Milbrandt
Brenda Klepatz
Carol Howcroft
Jeaguers
Taaker League
Trvin Grabke
Enid Christoff
ST. Mary’s Church
Pointe du Bois
Sympathy and updates from Winnipeg to Thompson and Grand Rapids locals
The notice expresses sympathy for Sherry Hourie and mentions her mother Mrs. Romana Hourie of Winnipeg. It notes Sherry’s continued hospital treatment at the Children’s Hospital and appreciation for well wishes. Additional items report Mrs. Freda Johnson visiting Thompson, Mr. James Hampton’s return from Grand Rapids, and gatherings with relatives from Oshawa and Grand Rapids, Manitoba and Ontario, visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romana Hourie
Winnipeg
Stuart Linklater
Sherry
Children’s Hospital
Freda Johnson
Thompson
Man
Tom Farrell
James Hampton
Grand Rapids
James Smith
Earl Smith
O. Grodnik
Bert Trainor
Oshawa
Ontario
Tom Olafson
Ernest Monkman
Garth Monkman
Seven Sisters Teams Dominate Weekend Sports Schedule
Seven Sisters victories across broomball hockey curling and youth leagues highlighted a busy weekend. The men’s broom team won 5 3 at Pin. E Lawrence scored twice with Tittlemeir brothers James and Ronnie and Melvin Honke adding singles. A 2 2 tie in Pinawa featured Jim Swartz and Harry Pluchinski trading goals for Pinawa and Seven Sisters respectively. Under 11s tied 2 2 with Doug Krampetz and Kerry Reid scoring for Seven Sisters. Curling finalists saw Mrs Reid’s rink win 1st in the Whitemouth Bonspiel. F King’s rink claimed Community Club Trophy. 17 and under hockey crushed Whitemouth 13 1. Additional wins came from Milner Ridge Bonspiel teams and an 8 0 win over Pinawa as Raymond Noel, Dave Primmet and others found the net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lawrence
Ronnie Tittlemeir
James Tittlemeir
Melvin Honke
Seven Sisters
Pinawa Awa
Jim Swartz
Pinawa
Harry Pluchinski
Doug Krampetz
Kerry Reid
Our Boys
Raymond Noel
Dave Primmet
Bernard Weinhold
Don Stardom
Grant Berntt
Jim Porth
Brian Reid
Pinawa Nets Show Promise in First Team Debut
Robertson and Bruce Smith starred in goal for Pinawa as the squad opened their season with a lopsided loss. The coach praised the effort, saying the young lineup played well and will improve in subsequent games to reach victory.
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Springfield
D. G. Crock
Ee Enetely
Ton’ Pot
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
MacDuff
Ottawa Report
International Peace Officer
Ers
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Laos
East Africa
Malaysia
Latin America
Inter
Wruckwell
River Hillis By
EM and
Kay Henschell
Bill Moiter
Craig and
Robert
Ewald Beeshaw
Mrs. H. Baker
Lilly Hempel
Morris
Ida Tiede
Vancouver
Rudolph Kuhn
Alma Redlich
Chicago
Ed Sackci
Dorothy
Tommila
Kenneth Altstadt
Tris
Merke
Ted Shinn
Roy. Merke
Edna Herzog
Hannah Pommer
E. C. Templin
Sanford
Leo Citron
Alvin Meisner
Beausejour Hospital
Ray Hanke
Bill Hawk
Fred Kelm
Moss Spur
Brian Hewke
Peter Danylovich
Mary Herzog
Stanley Herzog
Emil Wittenberg
Whitemouth Hospital
Geoffrey Briggs
Jennifer Briggs
Ray Noel
Linda Noel
Prince and Princess
Manfred Schafer
Wendy Lueck
Billy Golke
Nadine Merke
Bill Herzog
D. R. Hoeppner
Florida
Kenneth Herzog
Roy Merke
Bill Honke
Freddie Dumas
Betsy Porter
Freddie Martin
Paul Dumas
Ray Honke
Doug Honke
Gordon Henschel
Eleanor Lake
Hazel Herzog
Lynda Lorenz
Connie Buss
Tra Snc Bay
Lutheran Church of A Eee
St. John’s Anglican Church
Lac du Bonnet Canon L.C
Fryer, B.A. Ltd
Rector
Rosemary and
Pat
Schultz
F. King
R. Mundt
T. Keith
KK. Mundt
R. King
B. Mundt
T. Porter
M. Picard
W. Lehman
Milner Ridge
Ron, Krampetz
G. Klapprat
A. Pommer
Don Kraimpetz
K. King
I. Ross
A. Primmett
Insurance
Beausejour
Lao du Bonnet
H. C. Davidow & Co
Christie
Lac du Bonnet
Dori Holm
Roman A. Gura
C.A. Burke, Newman, Cantor
Chiropractic Clinic
A. T. Turner
Beausejour, Man
McGill “U
Jack Hanvey
Pine Falls
E.M. Finkleman
B.A
OPTO
Portals
Paris
Portage Avenue
Weselak
Middleton
Beausejour, Manitoba
Municipal Hall
Whitemoouth
Philip Koslovsky Ll.b
Bank of Montreal
Morkin, Hayes & Trudel
With
Dori, Holm & Son
Ambrose Pharmacy
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