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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 07, 1964
Page
1
The notice asks readers to renew subscriptions with fixed annual and multi year rates, requests name and address in block letters, and instructs mail back with payment and consider delivery timing. It references dates in numerals and asks to print clearly.
A Whitemouth couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary by reenacting their 1914 ceremony on Saturday June 27. About 150 relatives and friends joined Paul and [Mrs.] Steiner, traveling the same route from California, starting with a reception at St Pauls Lutheran Church and a family dinner at the Whitemouth hall.
A school project features life like buildings seen through a viewer. Two other departments will present model villages. The lesson is that the projects emphasize God’s will. The event is at 8:00 p.m. Friday July 24 at Memorial Hall. Visitors are invited.
The report notes leadership under J. Petkau and D Arch during the weekend. A Guide Commissioner Hoskins visited, and on Sunday girls swam under life-guard Miss V Davidson Hall. The Guide Co thanks all Group Committee members for transport and help.
Lac du Bonnet hosted a festive day with a parade, holiday beach floats, and a four hour boat race show despite intermittent showers. Top floats included United Grain Growers and A Dancut and Son with winners C Meilleur, M Olynick, and C Dobrucki. Joanna Terra crowned Day Queen. prizes awarded to Miss Gloria Peters and Wm Middleton. Draws awarded Leah Chapdelaine and Wm Schenk with prizes from local buyers.
A record number of students from Winnipeg metropolitan schools and rural Manitoba attended the Manitoba Forestry Association outdoor school. The spring session, ending in late June, reached 2,954 students and teachers learning fire prevention, tree identification, and tree growth at Hadashville. This marked nearly 500 more participants than the same period in 1963.
Mrs and Mr ORD Annett of Montreal along with their daughters hosted a small family gathering weeks ago at the home of Mr and Mrs John Kulikowsky. Miss Carol Krovats stayed a month at the Swainson home while Mrs Helen Kon attended a shower for Christine Woloshyn, the July bride-elect, at Mrs K Lewehko's Winnipeg home. Shawn Godsend, Stanley Ponce and Mr and Mrs J 1, Mrs H Magura have left on their honeymoon and will settle at Pointe du Bois near Grand Repide awaiting news.
The notice records a granddaughter and her spouse attending a wedding, and notes the sudden passing of her husband at home. Condolences are extended to her and the family. Continued on page 8.
Pinawa defeated Pine Falls Smokeaters 20 to 17 in a wide open Lac du Bonnet Lions Club tournament final. E Koshuta allowed 181 walks and Boyer 8 as both sides bungled errors, with Pinawa leading 13 to 8 after the fourth inning and Pine Falls scoring in the fifth seventh and eighth. The trophy was presented to Pinawa’s manager after the game.
In LAC DU BONNET the annual student council presentation marked the resignation of Mr. Kachur from the teaching staff after seven years. The program featured a valedictory address by Denke Varaie.
Presented to Jeann Dupont of grade eight and Louis Boissonr of grade five by Mrs Anna Suth eand and Mrs Anna utherland ou Bonnet, tied to Barry Beznoski of grade six by Mrs Kay Rousseau N.G. and Mrs Rose Schenk V.G. Thanks to all principals and teachers of schools concerned for their cooperation and also the judges.
A fragmented note references ally organ involvement and Sawat in a near-future context. Key entities include ally, organ, Sawat, and timing hinted as imminent. Details are sparse but suggest collaboration or planned actions within a forthcoming period.
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