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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 05, 1965

Page

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Subscription Renewal Form for The Leader

Reader is urged to check renewal date on copy of The Leader and mail remittance. The notice gives subscription rates: 1 year 3.00 within Canada, 4.00 outside Canada. two years 5.00 within Canada, 6.00 outside Canada. Address: Springfield Leader, 3rd Street, Lac du Bonnet, Man.

Musaarele Eerie Springfield 3Rd Street Lac du Bonnet Man Canada Springfield Leader Ard Street

Subscription Form Request for The Leader Address

Reader submits one year subscription for The Leader at specified address and notes Bureau of Circulations rule on arrears. Includes payment offer for Canada two-year rate and request to clip and include address label.

Auailit Bureau of Circulations

Theresa Bruneau Heads Powerview Graduates

Theresa Bruneau led Powerview Collegiate graduates as grade twelve student, earning the Agassiz Division Gold Medal and the highest average award, plus a hospital scholarship and a French high mark trophy. Janice Melnyk placed second with the Sciences high mark trophy. other awardees included Cecile Alarie and Theresa Lesosky among many. The day featured photos, a banquet, a school auditorium ceremony, and a talk by Dr. F P Doyle on Christian love guiding graduates into adulthood.

Theresa Bruneau Powerview Theresa Agassiz Pine Falls ‘Hospital S. Superior Janice Melnyk J. Toews Garry Lippola Pauline Alarie Cecile Alarie Theresa Lesosky Department of Education Claudette Dupont Jim Desilets Fr. G. Trudeau E. J. Bouvier Mike Chambers T. N. McLenaghen Karl Pokrant L'Abbe Q. Larochelle Lucien la Toche F. P. Doyle Ste. Anne Doyle Irene Bouvier Maureen Bruneau Frank Bruyere Roberta Carlson Charlies Carriere Ronald Chevrefils Danielle Desilets Claudette Gelinas Germaine Gervais Wayne Green George Kemball Linda Ke Darley Kennah Claude Lemire Jo Anne Loiselle Uve Loleil Linda Malanchuk Carol McLeod Linda Morgan Rachelle Papineau Roland Rheault Brian Rupert Verna St. Pierre Corinne Vincent Aline Wilcott Gisele April Valerie Bernard Diane Chevrifls Delrose Cook Alfred Cyr Suzanne Dupont Doris Duval Harold Fontaine Therese Gauthier Della Gervais Brian Grant Francois Guerre Marc Guimond Elaine Johnston Diane Kearns Gary Kravchuk Arthur Lavoie Lucille Lavoie Louise Melnyk Jocelyne Papineau Paul Pereux Mary Ann Grossman Patricia Sinovich Claire Vincent Claude Vincent Denis Vincent Gilbert Vincent Kyle Webb

Slogan Retains Legal Counsel Over NDP Statements

Dr. Joe Slogan, Springfield sitting member for three Parliaments and Progressive Conservative candidate, says he has turned over NDP opponent Ed Schreyer s statements to his lawyer for action. He rejects claims of prolonged absence from Parliamentary sessions as false and notes the attacks aim to vilify.

Joe Slogan Springfield Progressive Conservative NDP Ed Schreyer Dr. Slogan Schreyer RA. Gallagher

Pointe du Bois Farewell for Mrs. Blondahl in town hall

About 50 residents gathered at Pointe du Bois Community Hall on September 30 to bid farewell to Ethel Blondahl who is moving to Winnipeg. Speakers praised her eleven years of service in St Marys Church W A and the Royal Canadian Legion, with gifts of an electric grill and deep fryer.

Pointe du Bois Ethel Blondahl Winnipeg M. Oakley J. Bricknell Royal Canadian Legion Ethel Bricknell Blondahl Winnipeghorte-at-602 Stiles St B. Nadolski D. Strachan O. Christie

Training needed for Lac du Bonnet fire brigade

A Citizen's Opinion laments past fire department errors and urges intensive training through real fires. The writer notes a planned burn at Gustafson house was canceled after arson by youths, warns of serious penalties, and urges better local preparedness to reduce high fire losses.

Lac du Bonnet Winnipeg Gustafson

Birth of Curtis Brian Ateah noted in Victoria Beach

Victoria Beach announces the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Ateah making Curtis Brian a brother to Keven and Susie. Also expressed sympathy to Mr. Charlie Thomas on his wife’s death with funeral held at Grand Beach officiated by Rev. Grey. Survived by husband and three daughters. Weekend visitors included Mr. Gunner Edlund Mrs. Barenet Mrs. Russell Thom as Mr. Oliver Renville and Mr. Alex Gronovit along with Miss Judy Dahlin Miss Alic Hampton Mrs. Wm Hampton and Nete.

George Ateah Curtis Brian Keven Susie Charlie Thomas Grand Beach Grey Gunner Edlund Barenet Russell Thomas Oliver Renville Alex Gronovit

Odd Jobs Need Doing Hire a Cub Campaign Launch

The Lac du Bonnet Cub pack plans a do ing odd jobs campaign this Saturday October 9 in the morning. They will canvas the town door to door offering tasks like raking leaves digging gardens washing cars for 25 cents an hour or more. Proceeds go toward Cubs needs and provide a good turn for the workers.

Lac du Bonnet

Limited Manitou Wheat Distribution In Manitoba

Manitoba farmers face a seed shortage for the Manitou wheat variety with only 115 000 to 116 000 bushels available from 72 foundation seed growers. Supplies will meet demand by 1967, as growers allocate portions to commercial seed firms to fill gaps. Buyers must place orders by November 1 with permit checks and purchaser lists to prevent duplication.

Manitoba Canadian Seed Growers’ Association Manitou Foundation Canada Department of Agriculture CDA Association Foundation Manitou

Lac du Bonnet Chamber Opens 1965-66 Season

Lac du Bonnet Chamber of Commerce began the 1965-66 season with a September meeting at Casey's Inn. Twelve members attended as paid business members reached 37 after a membership drive led by C Reis now in Beausejour. The group discussed leasing land for a golf course and sent $30 to the local bursary. notes on broadcasting, roads, fishing and the airport were tabled for October.

Lac du Bonnet C. Reis Reis Beausejour Chamber R. Butchart A.E.C.L Lakers M.P Pinawa

Great Falls 4-H Club Re organizes

The Great Falls 4-H Club held its re organization meeting on Monday September 27 at the home of leader Mrs Pearl Warren. Two new members and 18 returnees elected the executive: president Rachel EBruneau vice president Joyce Thomas secretary Debra Kearns news reporter Cecile Chagnon. Leaders are Mesdames Pearl Warren Joan Morgan and Olga Mendella. Projects for the year include sewing handicrafts and foods with Cathleen Boyer elected canvas convener for donations to UNICEF. A busy year is expected by leaders and members.

Great Falls 4-H Club Pearl Warren Rachel Ebruneau Joyce Thomas Debra Kearns Cecile Chagnon Joan Morgan Olga Mendella Cathleen Boyer U.N.I.C.E.F 4-H

Whitemouth Collegiate Holds Commencement Exercises

Whitemouth Collegiate held its annual commencement with awards and scholarships, speeches by Dr. W Bilynsky Inspector K Pokrant and Mr. G Strang. Guests included staff from Stonewall Winnipeg Overstoneville and others. Norman Strong delivered the valedictory as students were treated to lunch and a dance.

Whitemouth Collegiate W. Bilynsky Inspector K. Pokrant G. Strang M. Molloy Stonewall S.couling J. Segal Winnipeg J. Runke Overstoneville Agassiz Bition William Golke Manitoba Teachers’ Society Margaret Zadorozny Whitemouth Gordon Jansen Heather Pommer Rodney Zink Norma. Strong Agassiz School ‘Board Agassiz School Board Douglas Reid Carol Lehman Susan Katanna Norma Strong Norman Strong

Thanksgiving Bless the Lord and Give Thanks for Blessings

A reflective Thanksgiving meditation notes nature’s fading beauty and seasonal change. It asks readers to count blessings from summer’s abundance and consider sharing with the hungry, stressing gratitude toward God and the enduring mercy described in scripture.

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George Hees Cobourg Ontario Northumberland E. Blondahl Victoria Beach Traverse Bay Mildred Hampton T. C. Douglas Tommy Douglas University of Toronto Chamber of Commerce Mrs Annie Klassen
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