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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1965
Page
4
In memory of my beloved husband Ivar win Anderson who passed away March 21 1961 four years have passed four years of pain yet four years closer to meeting again time cannot erase a loving face nor mend a broken heart wife Belle writes of enduring faith and love sadly missed and always loved
The Alpers family thanks friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy after the loss of their husband and father. Special thanks go to Rev Eppler pallbearers choir Dr Bilynsky and staff at White mouth hospital Russell Funeral Homes Mrs Alpers and children. Also gratitude to the Lac du Bonnet Legion for donation of the theatre by Mr Nick Sivak for the Benefit Show last Wednesday.
Ron and Doris Brown announce the arrival of their son Joel Andrew born February 16 in Vancouver British Columbia weighing seven pounds and thirteen one hundred seven ounces. He is the fourth grandchild for Leith and Olive Campbell of Bissett.
Classified note lists three stacks of loose hay for sale with contact Robert Tinant and Les de Bonnet at phone 345 2588 for inquiries.
The Highway Traffic and Co-ordination Board will hear permit applications on March 18 1965 at 10:00 AM in Winnipeg Manitoba. Applicants include L Bruyere for access driveway on PTH No 12, C L McLennan for a dwelling adjacent to PTH No 11, and Manitoba Hydro for substation identification signs near limited access highways. Submissions may be sent to the Secretary at 1075 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg.
The Manitoba Workmen's Compensation Board weighs shifting from earnings based assessments to production based rates for forest industry workers. A unit rate per cord of pulpwood, per MBF of lumber, or per tie could replace current wages and room and board calculations. The Manitoba Forest Products Association backs the proposal and seeks public submissions to Secretary, Workmen's Compensation Board, 333 Maryland Street, Winnipeg.
The Home Ec column covers hazards in the home tied to farm safety. It urges education on fire prevention, safe handling of matches, fuels, and cleaners, proper storage of chemicals, ventilation for cleaning agents, and a home safety check list to remove dangers. It emphasizes guarding stairs and maintaining heating systems.
Mrs Rowena Lundman district home economist urges Beausejour Manitoba readers to audit homes for child safety. Questions cover stairs rugs ceilings screened windows fences yard cleanliness medicines locking firearms storage and safe handling of tools and cleaners.
A Dan Klassen farm wife attempts morning milking after years away from the task. She crawls through a snowbound door, endures a kicking cow, and wrestles to milk while the calf and herd observe. The humorous mishap ends with exhausted, defeated effort and a milking still in progress.
A brief vignette describes a period of transformation after a good wash and change of clothes, noting that life returned to normal and character shifted through an interesting and challenging change.
Mrs Mildred Hampton reports local news from Victoria Beach and Traverse Bay. Births, illnesses, and recoveries are noted alongside travel updates as residents, including Mr and Mrs Harrison and Mr and Mrs Errol Smith, share family events and moves. World Day of Prayer at St Michael Church is mentioned with tea and gifts to Mrs C David.
The Seven Sisters men played hard in last Friday’s hockey game and lost to Whitemouth in a close contest. Best wishes to David Keith after his tonsil operation at Pinawa hospital. measles were circulating in town with several children home from school. Two rinks competed in Beausejour on Saturday March 13 for the guest President's Trophy bon spiel, an annual event for local employees.
Manitoba Hydro participants were G Klapprat G Kretchmer W Lawson L Kristofferson. Seven Sisters held open house with a tea by Mrs Cousins and Mr Strick. A 12 and under hockey match vs River Hills ended 5 to 4 after a two goal lead. Goal scorers were Irvine Pluchinsky Gordon Lawson Murray Lawrence. Sympathy to Mr Fred King on brother Ernie King’s Vancouver funeral.
The article urges regular annual checkups as essential cancer prevention. It notes most people survive and encourages donations to the Canadian Cancer Society as part of a broader public health campaign.
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