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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 29, 1952

Page

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Beausejour Council Plans Parking Restrictions

Beausejour council moved to enact parking limits on Main street and Park avenue, restrict trucks over half a ton, and introduce parallel parking on selected streets. A panel including the mayor and deputy mayor with two councilors will decide permits for shanties and shacks within town limits. Mayor Oscar Russell noted pride in cleanliness efforts and pending provincial approval to lower the TransCanada highway speed limit from 25 to 20 mph. He also was tasked with preparing a house numbering blueprint for the next meeting.

Beausejour Main Street Park Avenue Oscar Russell Manitoba

Dance to Aid Memorial Fund in Beausejour event

Loyalty Chapter No 31 Beausejour hosts a May 3 dance to raise funds for the Beausejour Brokenhead Memorial Fund. Miss Martha Jeske, deputy worthy grand matron, attends with an official visit. banquet at Beausejour hotel precedes a Masonic Temple program. Notables present include C. Coates, Maud Coates, Mrs Fitzgerald, Mrs J Reid, and L Brandon.

Beausejour- Brokenhead Memorial Fund Loyalty Beausejour Manitoba Order of Eastern Star Martha Jeske Masonic Temple Jeske W.G C. Coates Maud Coates Fitzgerald J. Reid L. Brandon Winnipeg

Beausejour Lions Discuss Safety Week Plans

Beausejour Lions accept Safety Week ideas including marking bikes with warning paint for road safety. Lion Partridge of Winnipeg praised local club, other leaders attended, and plans for a Winnipeg rally in June were outlined. May 14 set for nomination proceedings and May 28 for election night.

Beausejour Lions Lion Zone Partridge Winnipeg Zone 2 Jack Robertson Jack Schaeffer Brandon Robertson Lion Abe Greenberg Beausejour

Rebekah Lodges Meet at Pine Falls

The Rebekah Lodge District no. 3 held its district meeting in Pine Falls United church basement on Tuesday evening April 22. Two busloads from Winnipeg representing Sunshine Ivy and Louise lodges joined Pine Falls Coronation Lodge. Five Pine Falls members were elected officers including Mrs. F Legall president and Mrs. Cowan Manitoba Rebekah Assembly president attended and addressed the meet ing. A lunch committee led by Mrs. A L Brown arranged refreshments and social time followed.

Rebekah Lodge Pine Falls United Church Winnipeg Sunshine Ivy and Louise Pine Falls F. Legall E. Wilson M. Sokoloski E. Frayne J. Dean Cowan Manitoba Rebekah Assembly A. L. Brown W.T.M

Budget Aid Powdered Skim Milk Benefits

Powdered skim milk helps the household budget by providing the proteins minerals and vitamins of whole milk at a lower cost. It is cheap easily prepared and can be made in precise amounts as needed, with riboflavin supplying additional nutritional value.

District Legion Rally at Tyndall reaches talks on war pensions

The District No 10 Manitoba Legion held a semi annual meeting at Tyndall with over two hundred delegates. Alex Cairns provincial secretary spoke on war allowances and disability pensions ahead of the Dominion convention in Montreal May 18 to 25. He noted pension increases and branch progress. F Love resigned as district rep and J W Menzies of Gimli was appointed to complete the term.

Dominion Canadian Legion Montreal Alex Cairns Manitoba and North West Ontario Manitoba Tyndall Cairns F. Love J. W. Menzies Gimli Man Legion G. West Canadian Legion Auxiliary A. E. Riddell No. 128 Alec McLeod Inter-Lake District George Sawyer Winnipeg Beach L.A.W

Seven Sisters Curlers Elect C Precious

The Seven Sisters Curling Club annual meeting elected C Precious as president for 1952 53 with F King as first vice president M Everson second vice president and R Walker secretary treasurer. An ice committee was named J Kearns J Sauer K Higgins A Frantz and D Moors. Auditors are W Lewis and E Carruthers. A sinking fund of 100 was set aside for future rock purchases. The wind up on April 19 featured music by Fred Duffly with trophy presentations by W Lewis and entertaining by C Precious and Mrs Bartley.

Seven Sisters Curling Club C. Precious F. King M. Everson R. Walker J. Kearns J. Sauer K. Higgins A. Frantz D. Moors W. Lewis E. Carruthers

Breakfast Aids Morning Nutrition With Quick Choices

The text lists excuses for skipping breakfast such as lack of time and appetite for coffee, noting that missing breakfast hampers energy and reaction. It advocates a balanced meal comprising about one third of daily nourishment and suggests rising earlier to enjoy fruit juice hot cereal bacon or eggs toast and a hot drink.

Beaulieu Heads North Eastern Manitoba Baseball League

Ed Beaulieu of Pine Falls was elected president at a Beausejour meeting reorganizing the North Eastern Manitoba Amateur Baseball League. A May 21 schedule will be set by May 27 with double header games. Current teams include Pine Falls Fort Alexander Oakbank Tyndall Beausejour and Whitemouth. Powerview and Hydro Pine Falls sent reps but offered no firm entry. Bourgeault Garson was elected vice president and Leonard Shea secretary treasurer.

Ed. Beaulieu Pine Falls Manitoba Amateur Baseball League Beausejour Fort Alexander Oakbank Tyndall Whitemouth Powerview Hydro L¢ Bourgeault Garson Leonard Shea Pine Fails Beaulieu

The Outlook for Sowing and Threshing

The farmer faces two issues this spring: dry weather needed to sow seed and a large backlog of last year’s grain, about 285 million bushels. April’s warm dry winds are ideal for threshing and for sowing, with good subsoil moisture despite low surface rainfall, making overall conditions excellent.

Rural Canada closes 200 one room schools over teacher shortage

A wave of school closures hits rural Canada as 200 one room facilities shut down due to a severe lack of trained teachers. Education officials warn the moves will affect access to schooling in remote districts and require reassessment of rural teaching resources.

Canada

Fires Destroy Homes in Lac du Bonnet District

Heavy toll from bush and grass fires in Lac du Bonnet. A grass fire at Dr. L G Gunnes home destroyed the pump house. The Stewart cottage on the river was burned, with total loss. J C Uhlman of the Government Air Service aided by emergency equipment helped save adjacent homes. Rolf Larsen’s property also burned. Earlier loss reported at Dan Okranic’s home.

Lac du Bonnet L. G. Gunne Stewart J. C. Uhlman Government Air Service Rolf Larsen Winnipeg Dan Okranic

Legion Two Act Play Delights Lac du Bonnet Memo rial Hall

Legion and Ladies' Auxiliary presented a two act original comedy Hot Water in Memorial hall on Friday April 25 featuring an all local cast led by Ernie Rouseau Jessie Jeffries and Dorothy Waters The cast also included Rube Cohen Mike Borowski Jo Fournier Betty Lange Dorgen Dancyt and Marvin Zikman The performance earned high praise for its polished execution and strong ensemble before a packed house A pre show program showcased talents including Bud Bjornson and models from Palm Beach fashion parade

Canadian Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary Lac du Bonnet Memorial Hall Ernie Rouseau Whitney Jessie Jeffries

Lac du Bonnet Pioneer John Hendrickson Dies

Lac du Bonnet mourns the death of John Hendrickson born 1869 in Sweden who came to Canada in 1901 and settled in Lac du Bonnet. Survived by four daughters Mrs Anderstedt Transcona Mrs Hilding Winnipeg Mrs Dragge Vancouver Mrs Olsen Flin Flon and three sons Ellis Transcona Axle Vancouver and Art Lac du Bonnet along with fifteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Lac du Bonnet John Hendrickson Transcona Mrs Anderscdt Sweden John Canada Lve Hendrickson Anderstedt Hilding Winnipeg Dragge Vancouver Olsen Ellis Axle Art of

River Hills News Briefs and Births

Irvin Hankey underwent surgery on his leg at General hospital Winnipeg after a winter injury in the bush. Sympathy extends to the Grabke, Kuhn, Knopf families on the death of Mrs. C. Knopf on April 23. Mrs. R. Kuhn visited her mother on her passing. Birthday wishes go to Alvin Merke April 17, Fred Herzog April 20, Brenda Klepatz April 25, Harvey Zink April 29.

Irvin Hankey General Hospital Winnipeg Bush. S Fred Grabke Vive R. Kuhn Herb Knopf J. Knopf C. Knopf Alvin Merke Fred Herzog Brenda Klepatz Harvey Zink

Ideal Cereal Praised By Nutritionists For All Day Use

Nutritionists hail whole grain cereals for protein minerals and vitamins they provide and for easy preparation. Suitable for breakfast aiding morning nutrition and for a light snack at night a bowl proves easily digested and satisfying.

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