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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 23, 1965
Page
4
Job board listing seeks male workers in Gordon Lake Ontario area for cut and skid tasks. Positions for pulp cutters, loggers, truck drivers, cat skinners, sawyers, crawler tractor operators, portable sawmill crews. Trapp Timber Products contact Lac du Bonnet box 700.
Notice by Rural Municipality of Whitemouth of public auction on December 15 1965 in the Municipal Hall to sell lands described by lots and fractions across sections 9 to 19 12E and 13 11E among others for unpaid taxes and costs totaling thousands of dollars, with list of arrears and costs per parcel and official seal and signatures.
A lighthearted hospital column from Great Falls describes recovery and plans to resume activities. It mentions visitors from Gravelbourg and Winnipeg, local events, hockey and football hopes, a Santa parade, and a light recipe note about baking times and storage.
Community notices report bingo at Elma Hall on November 27 to raise funds for a skating rink. St Anthony's Social club plans a December 1 bingo at 8 PM. Also noted are birthdays, weddings, and visits among local residents including Peter Kawalyk and the Kolba family.
The 4 H club met in the school basement on Monday November 15 with two leaders and all members present. Program planning and fundraising methods were discussed. Robert Anderson and Louise Mocogni spoke about their trip to 4 H camp at Gimli last summer followed by a Q A session. Lunch was served by Ruth Dunwoody and Gail Matthew. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Jim Tacacs on the birth of a daughter Julianna.
St Mary's Anglican church W A held its annual bazaar on Wednesday November 17 in the community hall. Children enjoyed a fish pond and Penny Bingo while adults played whist. Whist winners included Mrs R Laurie Mrs C Anderson and Mrs I Matthew for ladies and B Nadolski A Fretek and T White for gents. Door prize went to Mrs P Live. Mrs I Anderson won an electric coffee percolator and Lois Henley received a corning ware casserole. A painting donated by Mrs I Anderson was won by Mr Don Brydon. Lunch followed with bingo to end the evening.
The fall winter shoe styles favor rounded toes and lower heels with a European influence. Leathers in red blue avocado squash grey black and browns appear in sling backs and strapped styles. Fruit cake baking tips stress ripening time and varied pan sizes plus practical can shapes to ship and gift.
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