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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 14, 1964
Page
1
Renewal notice for Springfield Leader subscriptions with new rates and period choices. Includes due-date format 12-8-64 and payment options for one year or two years, plus print instructions and address details. Mentions Audit Bureau of Circulations rules and clipping requirement.
Hon George Hutton Manitoba agriculture minister urges farmers to harvest all possible hay this summer to bolster scarce supplies in drier districts. Areas north of Ste Rose and other drought affected zones face feed shortages. plenteous rainfall areas should supply surplus hay. Public Works cuts roadside grass to allow hay for livestock. PFRA notes pastures not fully stocked. contact agricultural representatives for assistance. Continued on Page 6.
The Ross United Sunday School held a June 28 picnic at the Robert Korlaks farm to honor four years of perfect attendance with Gold Seals awarded to Karen and Grace Korlak, and a diploma to Margaret Korlak. Phillip and Debbie Hay also received seals, Earl Henderson earned honorable mention, Gail Henderson received a corsage, and Beverley Henderson gave a gift for Gail’s upcoming July 11 marriage. Miss Henderson has long served as superintendent.
Lac du Bonnet Municipal Council heard eighteen delegations at the July meeting. Reeve H Olensky chaired with councillors Mazur Sikora Grewinski Belluk and clerk Cherrey present. Delegations included requests on fishing licences culverts tax relief drainage road maintenance and assessment concerns.
Residents are urged to attend a Saturday morning baseball game at 11 a.m. July 18 in Lac du Bonnet to watch the local 12 and under Little Leaguers face Charleswood. The home team, hampered by player shortages, seeks community support after a brief season, having one win against Bissett and losses to Pine Falls and Pony League.
Ian Veilleux a 16 year old Lac du Bonnet youth was killed when a car driven by Rodney David overturned while taking a right turn onto the Pointe highway. Four passengers were shaken. the driver treated for shock. Dr Bilynsky of Whitemouth ordered an inquest with no date set.
Residents of the new Pinawa townsite watch bears raid garbage and raid homes. Constable Nick Searle moments are needed as more bears intrude into houses and threaten nurses at the hospital. Several bears have died after encounters with guns, leaving locals uneasy yet amused by the ongoing bear presence.
A farewell party at Memorial Centre hall honored Cst. and Mrs. Lyall Marshall, sponsored by the curling club. Lyall Marshall departs after five and a half years here for Reston, a one man detachment, with Mr. A. King presenting a club purse. The Marshalls spoke, a lunch was served, and they leave Tuesday afternoon to begin Lyall’s duties July 15 with best wishes from local friends.
Premier Duff Roblin urges a joint Canada wide review of economic priorities to align education health and pensions with the national tax base. In a July 7 letter to the prime minister he warns against funding these programs separately and proposes a conference to set phased priorities for federal and provincial spending.
The Whiteshell Baptist Church hosts a Winnipeg Bible College men’s quartet in a sacred music program July 16 at 7 30 p m The group offers a cappella pieces ranging from Luther and Wesley hymns to negro spirituals and modern hymns Winnipeg Bible College is a 40 year old interdenominational coeducational institution in Winnipeg with 80 students last year and 437 graduates The church sits at Upper Seven Sisters with Rev Bruno Voss inviting all to attend
Michael Smith twenty three son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Smith of Lac du Bonnet has left for a world tour departing July seven from Lac du Bonnet to Quebec City then to England aboard the Carmania. He plans two months in the British Isles and Europe then voyages to New Zealand arriving around November first. He will teach high school in Tuatarere New Zealand for a couple of years before aiming for university.
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