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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1963
Page
11
The Manigotogan column recounts a quiet Halloween with weather dampening mischief, a farewell party for teacher Glen Wood amid staff reductions, visits between Pine Falls and local families, and community events. A school bingo drive funds the December Christmas Tree, with teens at Power view Collegiate praised for a well conducted retreat organized with Notre Dame du Laus, Our Ladies Guild, and bus drivers aiding transport.
The Powerview Collegiate report covers an October Oratorical Contest with winners Louis Lesosky and Janice Melnyk progressing to Lac du Bonnet, plus a student retreat for about 150 pupils from Pine Falls and Powerview. Also notes certificates for 15 top exam scorers and ongoing pursuit of the seal of achievement.
Mrs Pat Devlin returned with her parents after a three week visit. MLA Jos Jeannette called to see constituents. Mr and Mrs Wm Pald er returned after a weekend with relatives, Mr Pald er enjoying a cock shoot at Garner Lake. T Knox of Griffith Bros attended a Winnipeg course on new 64 cars. Mrs Paddy Young completed a trip to Ireland just in time for a church dinner. Inspector Pokrant visited the school for an early recess. U C W meeting postponed to November 12 at 2 15 p.m. in the church. LAC and Mrs D Simpson fly to Cape Breton Island via Winnipeg and plane. Jas Simpson drove to Winnipeg then back. Miss Marie Anderson of Beau Sejour Home Economist visited town Thursday.
A group at Mrs. R. G. P. Morgan's home discussed adult classes and agreed a sewing class would start if at least 20 members join. Mrs. Strasser was chosen as local representative. Other items note Talbot Vialoux's return, RCMP Sargent Bruce's inspection trip, and the United Church annual dinner. A humorous aside recounts a lamb sighting and a radio offer of “a turkey without obligation.”
A double ring ceremony took place October 19 at 4 p.m. in the Anglican Church of the Advent Pine Falls. Haldean Ram say and David John Gittins wed with Rev. James W. Whitford officiating. Ruth Crook sang during the register signing as Dolly Farmer accompanied on organ.
AECL and UKAEA conclude five year agreement to exchange information and know how on heavy water moderated reactors and their fuel. Canada contributes data from the CANDU program and Douglas Point project, the UK from SGHW at Winfrith, with protections on station designs and commercial interests. UKAEA pays AECL a lump sum of 750000 dollars for data up to fuel manufacturing stage.
The bride wore white velvet with a bow and short white veils, white gloves, and carried white carnation bouquets. Attendants included Richard E. Gittins as best man and Dick Kropp as groomsman. ushers were Herbert Albertson and Robert Ramsay. Parents, wedding supper at Chateau Pine Falls, reception at eight, couple to reside in Winnipeg. Notable out of town guests from Regina, Vancouver, Gimli and various Manitoba communities. The late Mrs Cybulski is survived by four daughters, five grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Annie Cybulski aged 85, widow of John Cybulski, died October 24 at her daughter’s residence in Tyndall. Born in Brody Poland, she came to Canada about 60 years ago and farmed in Brokenhead district. Prayers were held Friday in Beausejour, with Requiem High Mass Saturday at the Tyndall Ukrainian Catholic Church. Burial in Ukrainian Cemetery Family Plot, Tyndall.
Michael Balanduk aged 78 died October 26 at White Mouth District Hospital. Born in Austria he came to Canada at 25, farmed in Hadashville, retired in 1950 to Elma. Prayers and Requiem were held at Hadashville Ukrainian Catholic Church. Survived by sons Joseph and Paul and daughters Mrs Derrett and Mrs Ozubko, plus four grandchildren. Funeral by Renshaw Chapel Beausejour.
Pine Falls visitors Mrs. Doug Shepherdson and three children stayed with the Frayne family while her husband Doug, now security officer at Pickle Crow mine, had RCMP service in the area. St Theresa’s parish dinner at the Chateau on October 27 honored several senior citizens with musical numbers by Mrs. Grace Huhn. A second dinner followed on October 28 as United Church members held their annual gathering.
The UK Atomic Energy Authority agrees to pay a royalty of three percent if it provides this type of fuel to a reactor operator whose plant has been designed or licensed by AECL or Canadian industry.
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