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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 08, 1960

Page

8

Obituary notices from Renshaw Funeral and church services

Obituaries and funeral notices detail services for Sure. Nowicki in Elma Poland born 1883, moved to Winnipeg, and Victor Thomas of 307 Jarvis Ave Winnipeg who died October 24. Also Henry Barton Crundwell of Beausejour, and Mrs Louise Karklin of Toronto remembered with service details and survivors.

Pra Renshaw Szyk Sure Nowicki Poland Canada Elma Thomas Tony Winnipeg Sublers Ontario A. Nelson Bateman J. Johnson A. Vende O. Zaweniuk Ducharme K. Letts Victor Thomas St. Jude’s Church Grand Marais Jarvis Ave Capt D. Holmes Beausejour Arnold Johnston Robert McFarlane Edward Laye Roy Linklater James Maria Alvina Florence Emily Henry Barton Crundwell Russell Crundwell Beausejour Hospital P. Henningson W. J. Hoffmans Winniegz Albert

Sadie Hawkins Dance to Be Held at Friendly Fellows Hall

A Sadie Hawkins dance is scheduled for Saturday November 12 at Friendly Fellows Hall with the Polka-Dots orchestra. Other items note birthday greetings for Beverly Hanke and Weger, well wishes to Darlene Ho and Douglas Hertzog, anniversary for Arthur and Mrs Boesem, engagement of Gloria Wielz to Earnest Trishman, and several christenings in River Hills Lac du Bonnet and Winnipeg with the Buttner and Alstadt families mentioned.

Louise Karklin Toronto Ont Charles Karklin Pointe du Bois Lac du Bonnet Russell Funeral Beausejour Lee River Cemetery W. R. Karklin Chile South America Charles and Paul Charles Kroeger Hamburg Germany C. B. Spirito Winnipeg Friendly Fellows Hall Douglas Hertzog Notre-Dame Klara Marie Boesem Marie Buttner River Hills Jim O’connor Adolf Buttner

Whitemouth Notes Brightened by Local Activities

A Chamber of Commerce meeting set for Nov 15 at the Curling Club will focus on town water. Social updates include a house warming for the Lange family, visits by Mrs. Rudy Klepatz to California, and Mrs. Wm. Aitkenhead from Winnipeg vacationing with the Webbs. Mrs. A. Sinclair travels to Vancouver. An Anglican W A gathering planned a home cooking sale at Molinski’s restaurant. The 4 H club organized with Mrs. W J Smith as leader and Mission Band activities led by Mrs. R Poston occur weekly. Lynn Ericksen celebrated by schoolmates in October.

Chamber of Commerce Curling Club W. A Harry Hunt J. Molinski

Local Social News Highlights from October and November

Fred Kelm of Moss Spur travels to the states on business and leisure. Mr. and Mrs Kondratiuk celebrate silver wedding at Seven Sisters Hall with Dr and Mrs Bilyynsky and Mr and Mrs Smith in attendance. Mike Essen chuk and Myrtle Knopf connections noted at Ross United Church wedding. Frances Bynski, Lac du Bonnet bank staff, celebrated birthday October 29. Mrs Engler hosted tea, Schultz family trips to Saskatchewan, and Allen and Irvin Schultz birthday on October 16.

Fred Kelm Moss Spur Wm. Bilyynsky W. J. Smith Mrs. Kondratiuk Seven Sisters Hall Mike Essenchuk Ross United Church FP. K. Henningsen Beau Sejour Frances Bynski Frances Lac du Bonnet Otto Schultz Lydia Schultz Saskatchewan Allan and Irvin Schultz

Recreation Club hears plans for teen canteen and Christmas

Bob Oakes, Dave Rossner, William Warren, and Fred Kalinowski lead a discussion on teen-canteen matters. A November 17 meeting with teens, parents, and Recreation Club executives will set future plans and operation mode. The club will continue the Christmas Tree and concert, gifts for Great Falls school children, and Lou Howes honored for 37 years as Santa. The 1960 dinner was praised. membership reaches about 95 percent of Great Falls and McArthur Falls employees contributing monthly fees for access to weekly movie shows. Committee members include convener Mrs Jessie Erickson and aides Mesdames Ryckman Beckney Bracken Altstadt Cosseebinus Bracken Clark Bernard.

Bob Oakes Dave Rossner William Warren Fred Kalinowsky Recreation Club Great Falls J. Bracken Lou Howes Howes Santa Claus Cracky McArthur Falls K. C. Fergusson Jessie Erickson Mesdames R. Ryckman F. Beckney A. Bracken D. Alttstadt F. Cosseebinus J. Bracken, S. Clark and O. Bernard

Pine Falls CC discusses roads beaches and an MLA burden

In Thalberg and River Hills areas the Pine Falls Chamber outlines that large projects are not the sole MLA concerns as welfares and individual cases take time. They plan paving No 11 Highway soon and explore a tourist site near the power plant with parking. A TV relay station for Pine Falls could offer about 99 percent Winnipeg signal with initial install costs around 50 to 60 dollars and small ongoing rent.

Thalberg River Hills Bjornson K. I. Johnson Chamber Games and Fish Association McLeod PFGFA Manitou Lodge Jackson Mulligan Pine Falls Winnipeg

Municipal Council Listings Of Claims And Payments

A council report lists numerous accounts paid including L Sikora, J Zolinski, Lavoie Motors and others, with total sums for wages, taxes and services. It notes payments to Manitoba Hydro for drainage easements and various city and utility charges as part of ongoing municipal expenditures.

Great Falls Bowling Standings And Hallowe'en Night Review

Denis and Gary Erickson lead the schedule with the Muncer quartet, totaling 22 points alongside their rivals. Fred Bleakney sits second at 19 and Andy Harpin third at 17 as Dagney Bleakney tops the ladies high with 263 and Jack Komerofsky and Gunner Postnicks share the men’s high at 293. Treffle Gareau matches Ron Muncer with 204 average as four bowling nights remain, plus news of a Halloween masquerade in Anderson Hall and a Winnipeg Electric Co. promotion moving Fred Arseneault to hydro plants chief. New cars appear in town as residents upgrade, and local commentary predicts Nixon or Kruschev in the U.S. election context.

Dagney Bleakney Treffle Gareau Ron Muncer Recreation Club Hallowe'en Anderson Hall Ron Beaudry Irene Gareau Ida Ryplanski Gary Erickson Patsy Bracken Sharon Campbell Sandor Ans Sandra Minter Joyce Ryckman Freddy Haverlock Bella Courchine Allan Bracken Winnipeg Electric Co Fred Arseneault Fred K. C. Fergusson McArthur and Great Falls Carl Petterson Gunner Postnicks Denis Altstadt

Election and Supplier Expenses Note

A list of small payments including phone 11.75 dollars, Osis Supply 4.60, Willson Stationery 14.02, Un emp t Insurance 28.20, H. R. Eade 67.50, Election Officers 64.00, Springfield Leader 10.21 and another Springfield Leader 4.20.

Osis Willson

Grand Marais Campers Report Hallowe'en Pranks and Local News

Dick Thomas uses a cane after leg injuries from months ago. Campers checked properties last weekend and found cottages broken into and items damaged. Pranks included uprooted outhouses, gates removed and fences down with belongings misplaced. Mr and Mrs Dave Chambers moved to Selkirk with two children. Dave travels to St James for work. Anderson's new store wired for power and work continues. Mrs Chippendale spent days in the city. Mrs M Digby left for the city hoping to return soon.

Dick Thomas Dave Chambers Selkirk Dave St. James Anderson Chippendale M. Digby

Remembrance Day services and local events listed

Capt Holmes to lead Remembrance Day at Victoria Beach on November 11 and at St Jude's on Sunday November 13 at 10 45 am. Grand Marais High School opening on Wednesday November 6 at 8 pm. Mrs A C Young in city for funeral of her daughter in law's mother. Mr Jock Baird, 82, joins Mrs Killey's Winnipeg household. Stanley Thomas returns from McBeth Point fishing. Mrs M H Spreen celebrates birthday November 3. School children host home baking sale and raffle November 18 for Christmas Tree Fund at Social Hall.

Capt. Holmes Victoria Beach St. Jude's Grand Marais A. C. Young Jas. Killey Winnipeg

Lac du Bonnet St Johns Anglican W A Busy Month Ahead

Lac du Bonnet St Johns Anglican Women’s Auxiliary held a November 7 meeting with twenty members including Mrs. A Brown presiding. Topics covered included calendars and reports while planning a bazaar and card party for November 16 at Memorial Hall and a wedding supper catering for Harrison Solnes on November 12 with Mrs Arvid Dancyt coordinating.

Lac du Bonnet St John’s Memorial Hall Harrison—Solnes Arvid Dancyt

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Henry Barton Crundwel Mrs. D. Crook Lac By Lena Lips and Marie Buttner Niagara Falls Beverly Hanke Missionary College At Alberta Weger Darlene Ho The Beausejour Hospi Arthur E. Boesem Gloria Wielz Earnest Trishman North Saint Paul Lutheran Church of Shelly Dawn Eulmer Alstadt Dennis Alstadt William Alstadt Whitemouth Mrs. W. Erskine Ed Lange Langes Rudy Klepatz California A. Sinclair Vancouver Lynn Ericksen Debbie Selmes Debbie Gus Klepatz Joe Engler Manitoba Manitoba Hydro-Electric Board Francis Boulanger L. Sikora A. Smerski G. Beznoski T. Hopko M. Bruchanski J. Z W. Zareckki Proy Harry Olensky Jos. Mazur Ed S. Sikora B. H. Campbell W. R. Belluk Wpg M.H.S. Plan M.H.S F. Molinski E. Kafka M. Herdaak Beznoski Zolondek Brod Bernard Lussier W. Maslow Lavoier Motors We of Brokenhead Yakem Waters Coast S. Petersen J. Duchinski K & Ss Equip Weeds Mines & N. R P. Lavoie City of Winnipeg Beene Unit Grant G Teare Albert Wood Covereen Life Stan Gittins Junior Altstadt Denis Hood U.S.A Richard Nixon Kruschev Springfield Leader Mrs. W. Kowalchuk St. John’s W.A Benifece Cory Colony Street
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