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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 10, 1964
Page
1
The notice explains subscription due dates shown as day month year, instructs readers to check their status and mail remittance with the form. It offers renewal rates of $3.00 for one year, $4.00 outside Canada, and $5.00 for two years, $6.00 outside Canada.
The McDermot Avenue Baptist Church marked its 75th anniversary with four days of celebrations from October 22 to 25 at the corner of McDermot and Tecumseh in Winnipeg. The church traces its roots to a small German speaking congregation.
Mrs. Mildred Hampton reports visits and engagements including Miss Fay Hampton and Mr. Al Forten. A fur show at the curling rink drew over 100 attendees with mink judges from several firms and multiple champions named. The McDermot Avenue Baptist Church milestone events in Winnipeg feature former pastors and a large October gathering of about 1000 attendees.
Kenora police identified the drowned man found in Lake of the Woods as 38 year old Harry Guimond, a treaty Indian from Fort Alexander band at Pine Falls Manitoba. Constable Carl Hager recovered the body after clothing belonging to Guimond was found on a town dock. his wife had reported him missing earlier.
The Lac du Bonnet Elementary School Patrol forms with eight students led by Captain Reg Dawson and Lieutenant Dennis Kapranvy. They wear bright yellow capes and white shoulder straps to guard crossings on Park Avenue and near the school each school day at 8:45 and 3:30, while motorists are urged to slow to 15 mph for safety.
Benito Manitoba reports the birth of Dwight Patrick Woods to Mr and Mrs Bob Woods weighing seven pounds one ounce. Bob Woods formerly taught at the local elementary school. Halloween events in Pinawa featured trick or treaters apples candies and a school party for older students. New residents were seen around town and a Pinawa Christian Fellowship meeting occurred on November 1 with plans continuing on page six.
Seven residents appeared at the Lac du Bonnet Municipal Council meeting on November 3rd. Issues included drainage and flooding in various sections, house repairs before winter, tax concerns, and road grading requests. By-law 700 authorized land purchase, and staff were approved to travel to Beausejour to present a brief to Minister Walter Weir. rental of land to Michael Beznoski and wage approval for a dragline operator were decided.
Whitemouth held a Halloween masquerade in the town hall with about 200 attendees. Prizes went to several winners for original, fancy, and comic costumes including Mrs. Win Bilynsky and Carol Karpoff. Local clubs, church groups, and residents reported events and upcoming meetings throughout the week.
Birthday greetings reach Little Jimmy Kretchmer on Oct 22 as family and friends celebrate with cake despite his mother’s illness. Beverly Howke and Wayne Kroker are also wished well for November birthdays. Hospitalizations include Alex Helbreeth and Bill Malkoske. Henry Ifill is seriously ill in California. Dianne Penner marked her birthday with 28 guests on November 4. The ALCW Manitoba Conference Workshop occurred October 31 at Our Saviour’s Lutheran in Winnipeg. The Pinawa Lions held their first official dinner meeting November 4 at the Staff Hotel with 32 members and guests, led by Torchy Torresan, planning a Charter-nile event for November 28.
A terse definition asserts chivalry as a male instinct driving a man to shield a woman from other men while sparing himself. The statement frames protection as exclusive to the male actor, implying gendered behavior as inherent.
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