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23 Nov 1965
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 23, 1965
Page
1
Renewal request with enclosed payments describes rates for ant sear and outside Canada, citing $3.00 for a single or $400 for outside Canada, and $5.00 for two years or $6.00 outside Canada.
A large crowd attended the annual fun fair on Friday with proceeds to furnish Whitemouth Hospital. Guild president Mrs. F King thanked attendees and honorary president Mrs. G Cousins opened the event. Prizes were awarded for raffles including a table lamp and oil painting. The evening raised about 700 dollars with praise for guild members and district groups.
Dr. A J Mooradian, 43, appointed managing director of Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment in Pinawa Manitoba. Former director of development engineering at Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories, he is noted for nuclear fuel development work and international conference papers.
A surprise supper and dance in Whitemouth Municipal Hall honored Mr and Mrs Michael Kiepatz of River Hills for their 25th wedding anniversary. About 150 guests attended. Toastmaster Herman Beeskau and Rev A H Eppler led the evening. The couple received a chrome suite. Out of town guests came from Winnipeg and Brickdale.
Petromines enters rare earth field with a 22 claim Shatford Lake Manitoba property near Lac du Bonnet. Ownership accepts offer via 67,400 free treasury shares. study focuses on Monazite bearing pegmatites with minerals like Beryl Cassiterite and Uraninite. Groundwork includes radio active survey, surface sampling, and potential diamond drilling in spring.
Six Fort Alexander Indians faced Magistrate Harold Gyles in Lac du Bonnet for violating the Fisheries Act by taking sturgeon from the Winnipeg River out of season. Each was fined 120 dollars and forfeit about 530 pounds of fish. Court argued over treaty rights, licenses, and limits for domestic use. Continued appeals anticipated.
Great Falls curling club meeting held Tuesday evening November 16 elected officers Vern Piechl as President Frank Mathie as First Vice President Cliff Olsen as Second Vice President Les Morgan as Secretary Treasurer. Icemakers named Vern Piechl Bill Sutherland and Cliff Olsen. Dates set for the Great Falls novelty bonspiel January 14 15 and 16.
Rev Eppler of St Pauls Lutheran River Hills christened Anthony Paul Zechel infant son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Zechel at their home on November 7 with Godparents Mr and Mrs Dennis Altstadt. Several men on vacation hunting deer while others travel to Winnipeg for Santa Claus parade and to Cartwright and Clearwater districts to visit parents. Sympathy sent to Mrs A Krampetz for cousin who died in Winnipeg. Get well wished to J W Lawson in Whitemouth hospital. Don hunted nearby. Eric Hertzog and Bob Primmett plan trip to British Columbia staying with Bobs aunt and uncle.
Members of the New Democratic Party held a victory dance at Holiday Beach last Saturday with a large crowd in attendance. The event welcomed attendees from other parties and featured notable guests including Mr. Ed Schreyer his wife Lilly and his father in law former MP Jake Schultz.
Powerview Parents Teachers Association held its November meeting with guest speaker Mr. G. Carriere, a teacher and sports director. He argued that 40 percent of the curriculum covers physical education and outlined four educational benefits of sports: physical health, clear thinking, leadership development, and social loyalty, stressing respect for rules and societal welfare.
Victoria Beach notes share Jerry Monkman teaching in Lone Straits with his wife joining later. A Legion hall rummage sale raised 140 dollars for a boys hockey team. Various locals travel for visits and new homes, weddings, and farewell parties mark community ties as plans unfold for December departures and winter stays.
Lac du Bonnet Elementary School announces its first open house of the season on Wednesday December 1 at 7:00 p.m. Parents and others may view student work, talk with teachers, and tea will be served at the end of the visit.
The Centennial project planned by the Pine Falls Centennial Committee received formal approval. The park on the Winnipeg River will cost 5000 with 1244 from provincial Centennial funds and a matching Ottawa grant, the rest by Manitoba Pulp and Paper Company.
On Monday November 22 in the Popular Bay district the Shauman farm welcomed twin heifers from one cow. The newborn calves were named Patsy and Susie by the farmer’s young daughter, marking a notable farm event.
Mr and Mrs Ernie Steffan attended Laura Goritz and Gordon Taylor wedding in Pansey Manitoba on November 6 Laura is Steffans sister Pamela Steffan was flower girl Erica Pommer and Katie Honke tended the store while away Baby Sat birthday wishes to Wayne Kroker son of Mr and Mrs Milton Kroker who celebrated his 11th birthday on November 11 with a party Also get well wishes to Mrs A Zzewski in Whitemouth hospital and Mrs Henry Huhnans recovering from gall stone operation on November 13 Mr and Mrs P Langner returned home after weeks visiting in Toronto area St Pauls Lutheran church Ladies Thankoffering program held November 16 with lunch Hostess Mrs Rudy Hawk Attendance good Belated birthday wishes to Mrs Shirley Crane Jacqueline Meisner and Mrs M Buttner Mr and Mrs Robert Herzog of Winnipeg visited Stanley Herzog family Belated birthday wishes to Marty Henschell son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Henschell aged five visiting friends and family Mr and Mrs Richard Bischoff and daughter Caroline of Winnipeg visited Fred Wittenberg family Birthday wishes to Tommy Knopf who turned nine on November 20 Barbara Anne Honke celebrated fifth birthday November 22 with grandparents A farewell program at Whitemouth German Baptist church for Mr and Mrs John Brook Jr on November 14 before returning to Germany November 23 Lunch served Barbara Anne Honke and Myles McLean had birthday celebrations Benny Besel Allen Besel Brian Hanke Gracie Sieg Alex Walls attended Winnipeg Bomber win over Calgary 15 to 11 Mr Eddy Hiller home from hospital after a car accident Congratulations to Mrs V Ersine and Mr W A Godolphin who were married November 12 and to Barbara Erickson who also recently wed.
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