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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 17, 1964
Page
5
Whitemouth notes cover Home and School meetings with five speakers from Seven Sisters to Manitoba institutes, hospital visits, bake sales, whist drives, and birthday tributes. Also reported are citizenship certificates, a Lac du Bonnet bonspiel win, church meetings, family reunions, and local political observations on party strength.
Premier Roblin says extending the Queen's visit is unlikely though Manitobans warmly welcome her. the Queen sends congratulations on the birth of the royal family's fourth child. E Schreyer argues opposition leaders deserve extra pay beyond their indemnity, citing responsibilities to the House and province.
Victoria Beach residents report visits to Pine Falls Neepawa and Winnipeg. Mrs E Turcotte of Traverse Bay toured with family, Mrs Freda Jonson returned from visiting relatives, Allen Martin underwent Winnipeg medical tests with unfavourable results. Quilting bee hosted by Mrs Mary Monkman followed by lunch. Visitors included Mr and Mrs T Shier from Bissett and guests Miss Pat Hampton and Bob Grotke, son Trent fell ill with measles.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Leonard Saffie on the birth of Shauna Linne a sister for Jeffery Dean and another grandchild for the Saffies. Little Sherry Linklater is discharged after another hospital month and is now better.
Mrs. Margaret Pelletier of Red Lake visits her father Mr. Jos. Wozny in Bissett. Mrs. J. Simperl and children of Selkirk renew acquaintances with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore. Wolfgang Vogel of Rei Lake convalesces at his parents home. Get well wishes for Mrs. L. W. Campbell and Mr. Barney Gray in hospital. Mr. E. Meadows to return home with Mrs. Meadows. John Penz travels from Gordon Lake to attend the local spiel, guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Hogue, with G Krauser Gary Wold Terrence Griffith Howard and John Bjornsson from Winnipeg also noted.
Mr Wm Gillespie motored to the city Sunday afternoon for a medical check up. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Callow included Mr and Mrs Bruce Roberson of Winnipeg who celebrated their twenty second wedding anniversary by attending the Union Dance and renewing old friendships. Miss Janice Calverley of St Boniface returned there. Continued on page 10.
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