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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
1
Renewal form requests subscription for one year at 4 dollars inside the U S and 5 dollars for two years outside Canada with a reminder of Audit Bureau of Circulation rules. New subscribers should use the same form and provide name and address clearly. Please allow one week for arrival and notify if not received.
Mrs A Henschell of River Hills among eighty women at Farm Women’s Week held at St John’s College University of Manitoba campus. Greetings extended to the ladies by Major Kent bursar of St John’s College and Dr Saunderson president of the college.
A fragmented report notes a meeting headlined by representatives including Mr. Alex Korzeniowski, Brandon probation officer, and Mrs. Margaret Konantz, Winnipeg South. The discussion covered federal legislation and agriculture with emphasis on family and youth issues.
Residents gathered Thursday June 11 for the new Hudson's Bay Company Store opening at the one roof shopping centre. The 9702 square feet space includes 2302 for groceries and 3980 for dry goods and dishes. Bronze plaques adorn lime green walls as staff led by manager Cal Jewison welcomed customers. An opening day visit by general manager Mr. Pitts and executives accompanied a merry go round for children.
Residents push for clear street definitions in the Village rofuae area to invite friends and relatives for visits without feeling shame over dirt. The community discusses maintaining paths and sanitation as part of a broader town image.
Miss Myrna Ashley and Miss Maureen Mc Cracken were received as members of the Bissett United Church on Sunday June 7. Next Sunday June 21 a school and church picnic will follow a morning worship with awards for Sunday School pupils. Families are asked to pack lunches for a potential potluck as cars depart church at 11 a.m. for Wallace Lake where the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and Baptism will be conducted.
The party plans to reach Sasa Binigak Lake to establish a government supported base camp serviced by Manitoba Government Air Services. The main goal is to map additional canoe routes radiating from their summer head lodge and assess travel safety.
Palm trees and grass skirts framed the Hawaiian themed tea held Wednesday at the Chateau in Pine Falls. Sponsored by the Fine Falls Coronation Rebekah Lodge, attendees enjoyed colorful murals, palm trees lining the hall, and leis and mumu attire. Seven young girls in grass skirts performed a Hawaiian dance, adding charm to the setting.
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