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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1964
Page
6
The author notes Fred Kalinowsky, the school principal, has returned from study at the University of Manitoba just in time for the August 31 opening of the new term. The column pokes fun at post office life and household noises, then muses on garden roses and a hopeful outlook for tomorrow.
Visitors and relatives dropped in for weekends while Manitoba highways crews and Kieysons Cartage moved in for No. 11 road rebuilding. Get well wishes go to Mrs. Wm. Rybak, Mrs. Wm. Kurian, and Julie Zalatatch. Numerous locals hosted, celebrated birthdays, and hosted holidays across Elma Whitemouth and surrounding towns with bingo events and school reopening at Elma and Whitemouth.
The notice lists survivors of a deceased, including two sons Walter and Bill, four daughters and extended family across Canada. It notes services officiated by Rev Father C. Buckwald and interment at St. Michael's cemetery, Cooks Creek. Additional obituary details cover Walter John Byman, 48, of Port Arthur, with funeral at Russell Funeral Chapel Beausejour and burial at Riverland cemetery, arranged by Russell Funeral Homes Ltd.
The River Hills column covers local events and people. Highlights include the Whiteshell Baptist Church Sunday school picnic at Nutimik Lake, visits from Art Tied of Grand Rapids and Morine Rickman of Stony Mountain, and birthdays for Trudy Beeshau and Donnie Kroker. Also noted are school starting, a 101st birthday for C Calverly, and various travels and visits among residents and families.
Meridith Kinghorn celebrates seventh birthday and hosted friends. Winnipeg visitors include Sykes and Kinghorn relatives en route to Toronto. Hignell, formerly of Staff House, visits Brantford. Donnie Enns and Randy Enns from Winnipeg spend time here. Brenda Gagne, Enid Cousins, and others travel, vacation, or attend tea. Local farewells, hospital news, and bingo highlight community life in Manigotogan and Seven Sisters.
Opposition across the alley to the new tax proposals is strong with pointed arguments and disciplined motions. Premier Roblin’s government boasts a solid overall majority of heads for counting, a hard-to-beat edge in climactic votes. Special sessions usually last four to five days, but this one may extend for weeks.
The column shares updates on residents including Wilda Reynolds returning from the British Isles and her brother’s wedding. It notes visits by Ken Blocker and Mrs Allan Meade, and reports a Gimli highway tragedy with June Triska linked to local families. Sympathy extended to Solinsky, Jo-Ann, Phylis, and Ted. Also mentions John Normand moving to Pine Falls for work and congratulations for engaged Linda Lou Boulette and Harley Kirton.
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