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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1965
Page
4
The column details residents traveling to Banff British Columbia Portland Oregon Winnipeg Beach and Seattle Washington. It notes school closing June 30 and kids swimming while teachers left for holidays. Teen Canteen wrapped with a wiener roast and a dance. Doug Ried received a farewell bouquet as he departs for a new home and school.
A page filled with local happenings from Great Falls. Residents attend barbecues, plan outdoor cookery, and vacationing family members visit relatives in Winnipeg Lac du Bonnet and Noranda. School principal Fred Kalinowsky heads to Winnipeg for summer study, while Evelyn Jansson travels to Kenora for work. Guests include Mr Rault Rheault and family from Lorette. The column ends with light reflections on gardening, family life, and a request for readers to share news.
Our deepest sympathy to the Dawson family on the death of their mother July 2. Frank Stuckey and family traveled to Winnipeg for a wedding. Rick Tyler and family arrived from California for holidays at Mrs. Tyler's mother Mrs. Freda Jonson's home. Faith Bible Camp opened July 5 for children as locals prepare. Hampton's hosted guests including Nelson Shier Rupert Laidler. Harry Monkman drove to Riverton for the funeral of the late Mr. and Mrs. Spring and son drowned at Lone Straights. Errol Smith visited Mrs. Smith's parents S. Link's home. Alex Smith visited Tom Olafson and friends.
The Sunday School group at Full Gospel Mission enjoyed a Saturday picnic at Seven Sisters Park with races and prizes, followed by dinner, rain, and sheltering chaos. Dan and Annie Klassen home to find visitors locked out after a car rollover involving Gordon Lake Henry Funks and family, all shaken but uninjured. The day closed with laughter, a sing song at Trasks, and a tense moment recalling the Three Bears incident.
The column recaps neighborhood summer happenings from grains of daily life to Lions and Junior Fire Brigade efforts in Pinawa. It notes garden damage from hail, birthdays, school picnics, camping, and a slate of local visits, fishing trips, and social gatherings along with a detailed fire safety program and awards for junior students.
Beausejour Lions welcomed visiting officials including Lion Barry Banks and Lion Eyfi to install the Beausejour executive and issue a Canoe Race challenge for Pinawa Birthday Party on July 17. The report notes attendance by Lion Ed Lundman and John Cronin, with playful asides about participants and a recovered thunder mug. GM Canada offers awards up to 6000 for a single suggestion as Oshawa payroll exceeds two thousand dollars weekly for over 15,000 hourly workers.
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