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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1956
Page
2
Brokenhead community roundup lists visitors from Winnipeg and Winnipeg area homes including Molinski Mosquin and Krawchuk families. Mike Bosak delivered a power saw boggan in Chatfield. The North Thalberg hockey team played Brakenheart on March 9 with Brokenhead proclaimed winner. Easter wishes target subscribers and readers.
A detailed map outlines the Eastern Manitoba Development Board and Public Works plan, highlighting eight miles of asphalt on No. 59 North from Marion Street to Bird's Hill, a by pass north of Beausejour, and widening and paving projects from Gate to Victoria Beach. The schedule includes gravel, dust control, and new connections from Vita to Pine Falls, with extensive work on No. 22 and No. 15 routes, plus bridge and drainage improvements and upcoming graveling of 41 miles toward Manigotogan.
Thalberg extends sympathy to the Sliva family after the death of John Sliva. Frank and Mrs. Michalow visited Sioux Lookout during Easter at Mike Michalow’s home. John Kowalchuk and Jean Smyrski wed on March 24 with a reception March 25 at Paul and Smyrski’s Gull Lake home. Richard Letwin announced engagement to a Lifton, Manitoba, girl. Robert Rach spent two weeks in King George hospital with mumps and is now home recovering.
Stead gains more television set owners as families join the local viewing community. The Thompson bush gang returns from Pine Falls after a well fed respite, bringing larger belts and wallets. Commonwealth Construction Co resumes after a winter break. Mrs. Pusiewich works as cook while Mr and Mrs Max Kuilbric visit Mr and Mrs L Topinick in Winnipeg.
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