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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 22, 1963

Page

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Lac du Bonnet Pee Wees Tie Beausejour In First Game

Seventeen Lac du Bonnet players debuted in Beausejour on January 19 with Black Hawk sweaters and strong defense. The Pee Wees traded goals with Beausejour, ending 3-3 after a high‑intensity battle, with Lac du Bonnet’s Dickey Campbell scoring twice and Beausejour’s Robert Kool tying late.

Pee Wees Beausejour Lac du Bonnet Pee Wees Pee Wee Lac du Bonnet Black Hawk

River Hills News Roundup From River Hill Lutheran Women and Local Birthdays

Notice highlights corrections from recent Springfield Leader issues. Dinners honor anniversaries and birthdays including Mr. and Mrs. Gust Schultz and Mr. Steiner. Get well wishes to Ronnie Zink of Winnipeg and Wm Klaprat after medical episodes. Community events include Winnipeg Falls school meeting and Whiteshell Baptist Ladies aid at Knopf home with officers listed. A large turnout for a 70th birthday celebration and a Tupperware gathering at A. Henschell’s.

Springfield Gust Schultz Elmer Altstadt Gellert Vernon B.C River Hill Lutheran Women of the Church Albert Rohrig Mrs Paul Steiner Mr. Steiner Whiteshell Baptist Ladies Aid Nelson Knopf H. Knopf W. Kretchmer A. Henschell See B. Pommer L. Henschell Treas Ed. Sackwi White Cross H. Alpers H. Baber O. Lueck F. Grabke Baber Alpers Kamchen Winnipeg

Tom Thumbs Triumph 15-0 Over Great Falls in Cold Tilt

Tom Thumbs earned their fourth straight hockey win with a 15 to 0 rout of Great Falls Saturday afternoon in Lac du Bonnet. Alan Navrot posted the season’s first shutout for Lac du Bonnet. Norman Cherrey led scoring with four goals and three assists, while Norman Dancut added five goals and one assist. Tom Charles had three goals and one assist, with multiple players contributing. The frigid 15 below game featured bold moments as Lac du Bonnet and St. George look ahead to upcoming dates in Lac du Bonnet and St. George.

Lac du Bonnet Tom Thumbs Great Falls Alan Navrot Norman Cherrey Norman Dancut Tom Charles Liloyd Hanton Tony Augustine Horbatiuk Griffith Marion St. George Bill Boyer Rollie Richardson Lionel Coulombe Herb Minter Jack Bracken Richard Thomas

Whitemouth Hosts Eversons Housewarming

Whitemouth honored Mr and Mrs Maurice Everson with a Saturday January 12 housewarming. Mrs Everson serves as hospital matron and Dr Bilynsky lauded her in remarks. The event included a social and musical evening with hospital board member Charlie Precious presenting wishes for happiness in their new home. Visitors from Whitemouth and Kenora attended the couple's silver wedding anniversary. A baby shower occurred later in January.

Maurice Everson Everson Whitemouth Hospital Bilynsky Charlie Precious

Winnipeg rink wins Hudson's Bay Trophy at Lac du Bonnet

Mrs L Woolley skip led the Winnipeg rink to capture the main event, the Hudson's Bay Trophy, after a hard fought final 8 to 3 over Mrs Sherry Howe's team. Nellie Campbell of Lac du Bonnet fell to fourth. Elmwood's Helen Vincent and team won the second event 9 to 3 over Pine Falls. Third prize went to Lac du Bonnet and Pine Falls claimed fourth.

Winnipeg L. Woolley Lac du Bonnet Manitoba W.A Memorial Hall Nellie Campbell Sherry Howe Woolley Siddall West Kildonan A. Grosse A. Kirby T. Johnson B. Mitchell B. Carlson J. Currie Mesdames Helen Vincent Joe Ingram Ida van Louseden Gladys Waite Elmwood Pine Falls Mesdames W. Easteatt V. Sokolosky I. LaFrance R. &. Andrews Elsie Chapman M. Frayne Mesdames K. Balcaen Gladys Milhausen Ines Brown Ethel Butcher Georgina Kirby E Fitzmaurice Rennie

Whitemouth School Holds Annual Meet

The Whitemouth Consolidated School District held its annual meeting on Thursday February 17 in the school Auditorium with fair attendance despite a 25 below temperature. Mike Hay chaired the meeting with Henry Steiner as secretary. Mrs E Erskine reported the 1962 finances showing receipts 44354.56 payments 35152.17 and a bank balance 9202.39. Edward Malkoske was elected to a three year term and Mike Hay to a two year term.

Whitemouth Mike Hay Henry Steiner E. Erskine Edward Malkoske

Construction Industry Problems To Be Aired In Manitoba

A January 15 meeting called by Labour Minister Hon. John B. Carroll gathered twenty labour and management representatives plus five government officers to address construction industry issues. A small investigating committee will collect research to tailor labour legislation to industry needs, citing discontinuous employment and certification and bargaining hurdles as core concerns raised by Manitoba labour groups and builders associations.

Call of Labour John B. Carroll Manitoba Carroll Labour and Management Manitoba Federation of Labour Pine Falls Flin Flon Winnipeg Building Trades Council Winnipeg and District Labour Council Winnipeg and Brandon Builders Exchanges Manitoba Road Builders Association Winnipeg House Builders Association Canadian Plumbing and Mechanical Contractors Association Virden Contractors

Founding of McGill University by James McGill

James McGill, a prominent fur trader and founder of Montreal, died in 1813 leaving a substantial estate to establish McGill University, the historic Canadian institution named for him.

James McGill Canada Montreal McGill University

Great Falls Curling Week With Mixed Bonspiel Plans

Great Falls braces for the annual mixed novelty bonspiel with 20 rinks set for Friday's opening at noon. Les Morgan leads the event while local rinks host visiting teams and the Curling Ball at Anderson Hall is highlighted.

Great Falls Les Morgan Anderson Hall

Canada announces compact beer bottles in Western Canada

The Dominion Brewers Association unveiled a new compact twelve ounce beer bottle to debut in Manitoba and British Columbia this Spring with Alberta and Saskatchewan planned for Spring 1964. The returnable deposit bottle aims to ease storage and cooling at homes and licenses, while reducing package size to about two thirds. Consumer reaction has been positive across Ontario Quebec and Maritime provinces where the bottle was trialed.

Canada Dominion Brewers’ Association National Trade Association of the Brewing Industry Ottawa Manitoba British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Brewers’ Association Asl Ontario Quebec Maritime Provinces

Conservation Officers To Have Day In Court

Manitoba conservation officers from across the province begin the third annual staff training series at the Manitoba Teacher's College in Tuxedo. The program includes court room technique drills with High Sheriff M F Manwaring presiding, and law students from Manitoba Law School acting as defence and prosecution.

Conservation Officers Manitoba Department of Mines and Natural Resources C. H. Witney Manitoba Teacher's College Tuxedo C. E. Leitkie Manitoba M. F. Manwaring Manwaring Manitoba Law School

Town quarrel draws talk over the Smiths

A wife notes the Smiths quarrel has the town talking with some siding with him and some with her. Her husband adds that a few eccentric individuals mind their own business.

Manitoba police magistrates hold informal three day conference

About 30 of Manitoba's 36 police magistrates gathered in the Legislative Building for three days of informal meetings. They discussed sentencing convic ted persons, improvements in correctional institutions, and internal police administration issues. This was the third biennial conference initiated by Attorney General Sterling Lyon Q C.

Cewt Manitoba Manitoba Legislative Sterling Lyon Q.C

Do you think you could live on what I make

A young man asks a bold question about money and survival and a woman replies with a confident, practical challenge. The exchange hints at relationship dynamics and future plans without revealing more.

Seven Sisters by Hosemary and Pat

Sympathy is extended to Mr. Neil Krahn whose mother passed away in Winnipeg last weekend. Three men's rinks participate in the Whitemouth Bonspiel with ships led by G. Klapprat Fred King and Toni Frantz. Mrs. F. King attended the Manitoba Hospital executive meeting. Auxiliaries in Winnipeg on Monday January 14. Mrs. R. Reid Mrs. L. Kondratuk Mrs. E. Lawson and Mrs. A. Henschel attended the Beausejour Ladies Bonspiel and were runners up in the first event. Mr. M. Reid spent days in Winnipeg attending a Manitoba Hydro sponsored course.

Ronnie Zink Winnipeg Fred Zink Neil Krahn Whitemouth G. Klapprat Fred King Toni Frantz F. King Manitoba Hospital R. Reid L. Kondratuk E. Lawson A. Henschel Beausejour Mr. M. Reid The Manitoba Hydro

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