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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1965
Page
3
Thelma E Bernard muses on keeping life brief or varied as she contemplates writing under time pressure at 10 p.m on Sunday. She jokes about the heat of a bull whip and needing warmth, sharing a playful, self deprecating tone about finishing her show.
The listing shows a GMC truck with box and hoist for 600 dollars an International base loader for 125 dollars a 30 side delivery rake for 125 dollars an MH 44 tractor for 575 dollars and a 22 foot semi trailer van with 909 tires priced at 900 dollars.
A collection of cheerful requests and local updates. Stan Gittins receives well wishes from the community while dealing with an ear infection at Misericordia Hospital. Sympathy extended to Richard Thom as and wife Terry on the death of Rachel Thomas of Winnipeg. Community events include Powerview Collegiate Institute graduation, church bazaar planning, and a cinema re-opening.
The Whitemouth community greets Mr and Mrs Harry Harrell of Killarney following their appointment as secretary treasurer and their establishment in Whitemouth. Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs Kennan of Edmonton, Mrs Emily Schultz hospital confinement, Miss Alice Smart departing for London after four months as guest of Percy and Iris Smart, a Catholic Ladies meeting at Mrs Nettie Melnick's home on October 13, and a Powerview PTA meeting on September 21 with Whitemouth members unable to attend due to other town engagements.
Community note shows Mr and Mrs Walter Malkaske returning to Vancouver after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Jack Tait in Winnipeg for a short visit. A ham and turkey bingo occurred October 2 at the town hall under Whitemouth Community Club, with a general meeting slated October 5 at curling club rooms. Bob Korlak ill a week. Visitors from Beausejour and Winnipeg. C.G.L.T. to reorganize led by Mrs G M Hay. Melody Mixers Home Economic Club hosts September 29 meeting with new member and 4-H slides by Miss Lynda McCallum. first reorganization for 1965-66.
Freshie Day at Whitemouth Collegiate on Friday October 1 featured a daytime program and an evening dance in the auditorium. The North Eastern Manitoba Teachers convention is set for October 7 and 8 at Whitemouth Collegiate. Intercollegiate sports began September 23 with Whitemouth volleyball and football teams in action.
Both Powerview opponents secured wins as Powerview faced a tough challenge. Each side claimed a victory, highlighting competitive play and decisive outcomes for Powerview’s rivals.
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