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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
1
A fragmented notice outlines renewing subscriptions for The Springs area paper. It lists prices for one year and multi year options, including foreign rates, and asks subscribers to print name and address in block letters. It notes Audit Bureau of Circulations rules and asks clipping the address label for renewals.
Lac du Bonnet Elementary held its annual Field Day on June 3 with 350 pupils. Winners include Grade VIII Allan Meal Beatrice Arsenault and alérie Pickni rey. Grade V Michael He bert and Georgina Brincheski. Grade IV Kenny Cherrey and Norma Okrainec. Grade III Edward Stine and Adelard Zarecki. Grade II Heather Henry and Cindy Nesper. Grade I-A Dwight Lavoie and Linda DiClementi. Prize money totaling 144,000 was donated by the School Board.
A community bake sale invites participation on a Wednesday in June with novelties holiday and beach items aprons a cookie jar and lemonade for kids. Attendees can enjoy a Hawaiian setting casual attire Hawaiian foods hula dancers and native music for a festive evening.
The church was crowded as 149 nurses received their certificates and pins. The girls looked nice in white uniforms with bouquets of red roses. Mrs. Dorothy Olafson returned home after two weeks in the General Hospital following an operation. Gilad plans to visit soon.
A small notice announces a gathering at Legion Hall at nine o clock on Sunday June fourteenth. The brief item mentions a governing time and location but provides no additional details about activities or organizers.
Lac du Bonnet hosts Dominion Day events with Blue Bomberettes floats bands and decorated bicycles. Highlights include water ski show by local skiers and flying skier Bill Simpson, an outboard speed boat race, a sky diving show and performances by Bobby Curtola Chad Allan and the Reflections. Two dances close the day with a chance to win a 1964 Mercury Comet.
The Whitemouth Melody Mixers 4-H Home Economics club celebrates a highly successful exhibition with 19 members selected for future competition. Leaders Mrs E Pormer and Mrs H Nelson receive corsages while Marie Anderson and Mrs R Jorgenson are honored for their contributions to the program.
Mrs Lloyd Voss welcomed AmoN Aneioey at home with visitors from Winnipeg and local families. Mr and Mrs Alex Henschell traded their car for a Rambler station wagon. Teddy Figler of Winnipeg visited his parents Hank and Mrs. Figler, and Ernie Steffan's store claimed a 2 00 prize in a recent contest.
Mrs V Erskine and Mrs Lillian Samec have been confined to Whitemouth Hospital for the past few days. Catholic ladies will read for John Schatkowsky of Dideny Ontario who received birthday congratulations. Mr and Mrs Walter Danyuk of Whitemouth were guests last weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Danny Melnick. The men enjoyed a day of fishing. Steve and Yale Balany of Vancouver were visitors. Mrs W S Smith entertained May 28 with a number of ladies in town. Mrs Jean Sinclair was at the Swindell home last weekend. Melnick's Gains are continued on Page 10.
The town of Pinawa is emerging from pioneering days with a new shopping centre opening soon. The drug store and Barber Shop led the way, and on Thursday June 11 the Hudson's Bay Store will open with groceries, clothing, hardware and modern facilities. Mrs Dorothy McLeod manages the beauty salon, joining husband Jack, the new Post Master since June 1.
A well staged Manigotogan variety show drew a capacity crowd with many encores. Performers included Eileen Meade and Billie Simard duetting, recitations by Joan Boulette, and dances by the Boulette and Wood families. The Roadside Show and Beatles imitation drew strong notices, with solos by Larry Simard, Raymond Meade, and Charles Meade. A boxing match and raffled acts filled the program. Catholic league proceeds totaled 100.75.
Mrs E Law long enjoyed a gathering with friends aboard a barge on Starke and Manitress. The event featured music and accordion performances as part of a social arranging session celebrating community.
A fragmentary report notes a basement canteen linked to a Roman oath motif and mentions cigarettes as part of the alleged activity. Details are incomplete but suggest illicit distribution within a confined space. No further names or dates are readable.
Fragmentary text lists names such as Ader and Anderson with notes on notebooks and competition, including Mocogni and Sandra Ciul. The damaged line lacks coherent actions or dates, leaving only scattered references to participants and possible awards.
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