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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 28, 1964
Page
1
Readers are urged to check their copy for renewal date numerals such as 12 8 64 and mail remittance with the form. Enclosed amounts cover one year 3.99 within Canada outside Canada 4.00. two years 5.00 outside Canada. Name and address fields follow.
Milner Ridge RCAF Station Beausejour plans the Second Annual Cuboree for area Cubs on September 19. Arrivals at 9 30 a m with ceremonies after a Grand How. Baden Powell Trophy events followed by sports and films at lunch. Indoor plan if weather fails. Open to visiting parents. details via Cubmaster.
A Whitemouth family reunion at Mr and Mrs W Hutchins home welcomed Jack Hutchins and his wife with two daughters from Long Beach California and Maurine McLain and family from Montreal. Great granddaughter Lisa Hardy of Lakewood California attended as guest. Winnipeg visitors included C Grewar Hutchinson Purse families. Bruce and John McLean of Montreal planned extended stay with grandparents. GM of Canada buys half a million work gloves yearly for Oshawa plant.
Mrs. Rochelle Tiede celebrated her fifth birthday with 15 friends on July 21. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kroker on their new baby born July 16 at Whitemouth hospital, Kenneth Ted weighing 6 lb 14 oz. Families visit Winnipeg and Hamiota. Golden Wedding anniversary honored with a 400 day clock. Summer vacation school begins August 4 at Whiteshell Baptist Church. Janice Melnick of Pine Falls spent a week with grandparents, noted for essay trophies and $15 prize. ]]>
The Seven Sisters Snappy Home Ec group excelled at Red River Exhibition inter rally and Dugald 4-H rally. Carole Howcroft won senior dress revue with an engraved silver spoon and pinking shears. Patsy Lawrence and others earned prize money in judging. The club earned red ribbons in marching and took multiple prizes across events.
The Ten BX Powerview Streamliners Club held its first wind-up banquet on July 9 at Powerview Parish Hall with 30 members and guests from Pine Falls and Winnipeg. Effie Sippola presided with a full executive. Ten BX Manitoba Board officials presented the club with an official charter. Mrs. Strouken won the trophy and was crowned Queen for 1964, with Germaine Berthelotte and Anne Pasaluko as princesses. Graduates included Rita Lamount eaux, Phyllis Brown and Irene Hawronik. The evening closed with a sing song led by Mrs. M. McCaine.
Victoria Beach residents share family visits and travels as Mrs. John Wasko visits her parents the Martins while Mr. Ashley and Grant Hampton return from Vancouver Island to work. The Pascoes and Saffie are noted, with plans for trips to British Columbia via the States to Vancouver. The Kroken family on Lake Winnipeg is mentioned and the column will pause for two weeks.
At General Motors Oshawa the laundry department processes over 90,000 pounds of wiping cloths aprons and car covers annually. Large tumbler washers handle 220 pounds per cycle while dryers manage 440 pounds per hour.
The sentence identifies Samuel Finley Breeze Morse as the 1847 telegraph inventor and claims he was a world famous painter.
Firemen from four communities gathered in Pinawa for a friendly three drill field day. Great Falls won the all round championship over Pinawa B, with penalties affecting Pinawa A and B scores.
The Whitmouth 4-H Home Economics Club won seven prizes at the Red River Exhibition. Handsicrafts by Claire Stevens and Fern Steiner earned honors, a sports outfit by Carol Lehman, bed spread, sample book, room folder, junior leader book by Darlene Steiner, and a junior demonstration by Sherrie Noel and Ann Sienema placed in the blue ribbon group.
Powerview residents renew acquaint ances with Port Alberni relatives. Lionel Beaulieu and spouse celebrate 24th anniversary in California. James Bumstead returns from Montreal trip. Len Shea family tours Ottawa for vacation. Fisette couple from St George wed and honeymoon in Montreal after party at Chateau July 17. Ray Adam family weekend at Seven Sisters. Gloria Iwanick vacationed in Milwaukee and Chicago. Raymond Iwanick finishes term as Medical Technologist.
Dr. Joe Slogan MP announces a new post office at Little Black River Indian Reserve named O’Haniy to serve a settlement that previously traveled 40 miles for mail. Operation begins once a postmaster is chosen after road access expanded two years ago. Mail from Pine Falls to Bissett now daily, Wanipigow weekly thrice.
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