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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1960
Page
5
Stan Gitnis led Falls to a successful defense of the Bowling championship at Beausejour Alleys on June 6. The team won a three game series against Seven Sisters by 154 pins, securing the title amid a season of repairs.
Great Falls bowlers highlighted a high game of 250 by an unnamed player and Joan Muncer at 80 in a Seven Sisters event won by veteran team. Ken Hi topped the Seven Sisters with 232 while Freda Petterson and teammates formed a strong championship lineup. After the bowling, players socialized at the Tourist Hotel. Alex Bradley and nephew attended the Indianapolis 500, praising pit stop speed and car velocity. Great Falls Water Ski Club boasts a fast boat, as Ron’s trunks tangled with a buffer causing a splashy, comical incident.
Tenders sealed addressed to Secretary Department of Public Works Ottawa due 3 00 P M EDL Wednesday July 13 Plans specifications and tender forms available for $25 by certified cheque to Receiver General of Canada through Chief Architect Ottawa or District Architect Winnipeg Deposits refunded if documents returned in good condition within a month After return the deposit forfeited lowest tender not necessarily accepted Robert Fortier Chief Administrative Services and Secretary
Mr and Mrs Mat St Croix and Dolly attended a Winnipeg wedding requiring little detail. Howard Cyr plans a Vancouver vacation. Wayne Windsor Darcy and Shirley visit Crystal City, with Mrs Argue joining them home. Chris Pasaluko spent two weeks with parents. Wisconsin visitors delivered a Marquette yearbook and engraved mug to Ray Iwanick and shared chemistry results. Local golfers enjoyed the course. T Jarsowsky grade nine pupils hosted a Grand Beach picnic while others had events on home grounds. Armoury hosted a hamburger roast and scavenger hunt last Thursday.
The Whitemouth hospital guild met June 6 and enjoyed a turkey dinner at the Hotel. Officers to be elected in late summer. Mrs. W. J. Smith thanked the guild for its work. Local men fished last weekend with a good catch. Mrs. Milbrandt, lately ill, is improving after a surprise early visit by neighbors. An engagement party celebrated Margie Rattai and Gerald Schatsky. A successful church supper raised 310 dollars for Ross United Church. A Redeemer Lutheran W A meeting planned a congregational picnic. Whitemouth high school held a weiner roast and later a dance. Wedding bells expected for Norman Buss and Bernice Cable. Winnipeg guests Mr. and Mrs. A. Sprenger visited. Joyce Aitkenhead traveled to Kenora to see relatives. Many beginners to enroll at the White mouth school. Tom Melnick and wife attended a funeral in Red Lake. Mrs. Evelyn Wardrop hosted sisters visiting from Aldergrove, Victoria, Nova Scotia, and Head River subtleties.
Mr and Mrs D M War host evening in their honor. Mr and Mrs R B Lattan attend a Winnipeg dinner party. Anglican W A met at Mrs L Molinski home to discuss minister transportation to Rennie each Sunday. Plan to purchase a car for this purpose. Mrs Julius Bencharski and Mrs Harry Nelson visited Mrs J Pueinen of Lockport.
Two weddings were held in Manitoba churches this weekend. At St George Catholic Church on May 21, Margaret Pichor married Oliver Boulet with Rev. Father Roy Power officiating. A reception followed at the Legion Hall. The couple plans to reside in St George. Earlier, at St Theresa’s Parish in Pine Falls on April 30, Marie Romanow wed Gordon Earle Spence in a ceremony led by Rev. Fr. Bellevance with music by Mrs. Eisherwood. The bride wore a white silk peau d theois gown with lace and roses, a lily point sleeve bodice, and a silk illusion veil. The reception included a white prayer book, rosary, and red roses.
Shirley McDonald Bar bar Romanow and Patsy Brack en wore champagne waltz length gowns with full skirts and criss cross drape to empire waist. Diane Hurd the flower girl wore a matching gown. Groom's party included Malcolm Spence John Bracke Barts Romanow and John Kal Ca. A reception followed.
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