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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 16, 1960

Page

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Former Springfield MP Sinnott Dies in Tractor Accident

John Sylvester Aus Sinnott a former Manitoba Liberal MP for Springfield from 1945 to 1953 died in a tractor accident near Beausejour at age 55 His body was found by Stan Wilgosh The former reeve of Brokenhead served twice in office and had discussed a return to federal politics before his death Funeral services were held at Beaur United Church Survivors include his wife Florence two daughters Rose Marie Zielke Ann two sisters and a brother

Manitoba House of Commons John Sylvester Aus Sinnott Beausejour Spud Daytonia P Pisch the Tribune Sinnott Stan Wilgosh Brokenhead Mr. Sinnott St. Owens Manitoba Agricultural Colegee Springfield Bea Cur United Church P. Henningson Offici Renshaw Beausejournes Florence Rose Marie Zielke Winnieg Ann Annie _Marsdin Kinley Sask Kathleen Glenn Saskatoon Gordon Windsor Ont

Seven Sisters Garden Winners Named at Judging Contest

Mrs. L. Trindall won top prize in Seven Sisters Annual Flower Garden Judging Competition held on Wednesday August 10. Winnipeg judges Mr. Tanner and Mr. Wood spoke on gardens while Manitoba Hydro board member D. M. Stephens presented prizes. Runners up included Mrs. Picard and Mrs. Kristofferson among others. ten attendees received $10 awards. Refreshments were served at the community hall by Mesdames Howcroft C Howcroft and M Kristofferson.

M. Picard K. Kristofferson E. Saver R. Krampet G. Cousins C. Frantz Mesdames Howcroft C. Howcroft C. Precious M. Kristofferson

Helen Ortwein crowned Champion Garden in Great Falls

Helen Ortwein won the 1960 Champion Garden title in Great Falls for a combined display of vegetables, annuals, perennials, and a well kept lawn earning 82 points. Second place went to Jessie Erickson with 81, followed by Mrs G Vantoever with 79.

Helen Ortwein Great Falls Winnipeg Electrics Co Pine Falls Seven Sisters W. Tanner W. Emerson Winnipeg Ortwein Stevens W.lawson Rs. S. Melnick A E. Jansson

Pine Falls Horticultural Show Draws large entries

The Pine Falls Horticultural Society annual garden show at the skating rink recorded 703 entries on August 12 with strong Home Grounds and Home Grown Fruit participation. Judges named winners across multiple classes including Gladiolus, Dahlias, and vegetables, with entries expected to push to the Manitoba Society and upcoming International Flower and Garden Competition.

Pine Falls Horticultural Society Winnipeg Society Manitoba Horticultural Society W. Emerson

Moore Kocis Wedding at Bissett United Church

A wedding occurred Saturday August 6 at 7:30 p.m. in Bissett United Church linking Jane Kocis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kocis Sr., with Walter Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Moore. Rev. Wray officiated, organist Mrs. G. Lucas played, and a reception followed at Rice Lake Community Hall for about 200 guests.

Monty Vedoux Fred Moore Jack Finnbo Gason Rice Lake Barney Gray Dowie Reta Ellnipes

Roy Kepron Wins Pine Falls Open

Roy Kepron of Elmhurst won the Pine Falls Open with a 36 36 72 over nine holes on a windy day. A record crowd of 247 golfers attended the event and toured the new clubhouse. Jerry Morrissey won the professional's event with 74 and $50, while Joe Tachan shot 75 for $30, with Gordie Lenton and Ed Bowman also among top finishers in various flights.

Roy Kepron Elmhurst Pine Falls Sunda Duane Salloum Fred McFadden Joe Reichart Cess Charlie Metherall Red Ahrensbach Red Halpin Ken Neal Art Brown Jerry Morrissey Rossmere Gent Joe Gordie Lenton Selkirk

Silver Falls Couple Honored on Their Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Silver Falls were surprised with a thirty fifth wedding anniversary party at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Safruik. About 40 friends from Pine Falls Great Falls and nearby attended. The event featured gifts, a lawn sing along led by Mrs Grace Huhn, a toast by Glenn Oakes, and a reflection by K C Fergusson. A thunderstorm followed, echoing 1925.

Jones Silver Falls W. Safruik W. F. Sokoloski Bill Pine Falls Great Falls Stuart Turner Ridgeville Grace Huhn Jack Huhn Glenn Oakes Great Falls Jones’s K. C. Fergusson M H.E.B

Whitemouth Pastor Farewelled by Lutheran Congregation

Nearly 200 parishioners gathered August 7 in the Whitemouth Lutheran Church basement to bid farewell to Rev. H. K. Parno and Mrs. Parno. After seven years serving Whitemouth and River Hills, Parno moves to Lampman Sask to lead a new parish. gifts were exchanged by parishioners and the Lutheran W.A. and Parno expressed gratitude and fond memories of their time in Whitemouth.

Whitemouth Lutheran Church H. K. Parno Parno Whitemouth River Hills Lampman, Sask

Manitoba Road Tenders Hit 11 Million Mark This July

Manitoba announces a record high July road construction tender total of about 1.5 million with ten bridges and seven grading contracts opened. Notable bids include a 166 foot Pembina River crossing, two Grand Rapids road structures, and a 12 milePTH 11 to St George project by A Schreyer & Waters Const Co Ltd. Lowest bridge bid $49,283. highest $98,412. large grading bid $274,775.

Manitoba Pembina River Pilot Mound Neelin Road Grand Rapids Road Morrison Creeks Cow-Bridge Ltd John Thompson Gypsumville Grand Rapids Winnipeg Saskatchewan River McArthur Falls St. George A. Schreyer & Waters Const. Co. Ltd

Provincial Library Bid Prompts Legislative Vote

A fragmented OCR item notes a provincial library bid and a legislative action involving winners. The readable fragments hint at a municipal or provincial funding decision and possible voting or approval by the legislature. Further specifics are unreadable due to damage.

Subscription Renewal Notice for The Leader

The Leader subscription due date shown by date numerals after your address. Example 12-11-60 means November 12, 1960 the payment was due. Check your copy, mail remittance with the form, address Springfield Leader ard Street Lac du Bonnet Man. ADDRESS

Springfield Ard Street Lac du Bonnet Man 3Rd Street

Powerview Council Tackles Disturbances and Joined Health Unit

Powerview Council met August 10 with Mayor R. Cowan and councilors approving a plan to investigate complaints about a new Indian family causing late-night disturbances. The village agreed to join Selkirk Health Unit No. 16 and signed a five-year street lighting deal with Manitoba Power Commission. By-Laws 12/60 passed, highways repairs arranged, weeds to be managed locally, and Peters Puga warned to clean junk and remove chickens. Several small payments approved including Manitoba Power, Vital Statistics, and local vendors.

Powerview Council R. Cowan L. Berthelette S. Lazaruk O. Vincent J. Turcotte N. Hollick Gerald Cyr Selkirk Manitoba Power Commission Department of Highways Peter Puga E. C. McMillan Man. Power Commission Manitoba Z. Papineau Gus & Rene M.H.S.P Riverview

Medal for Lac du Bonnet rescuer in 1959 blaze

William Grigota of Lac du Bonnet received a bronze bravery medal from the Royal Canadian Humane Society for entering a flame engulfed home on his hands and knees to rescue two year old Kandice Skogland on November 6, 1959. The award will be presented at a fall function. Mrs. A King, linked to the award, was unavailable at press time.

William Grigota Lac du Bonnet Royal Canadian Humane Society

Seven Sisters Fastball Team Wins Trophy

Seven Sisters defeated Beausejour in the North Eastern League final series in Beausejour, winning in three straight games 22-12 5-3 and 17-11. Pitchers were Kenny King and E Malakoff with D Coyne behind the plate. Mr Bill Warren umpired all games and J Howcroft presented the trophy to coach J Callum.

Seven Sisters J. Callum Bill Henschell Beausejour Kenny King E. Malakoff D. Coyne Bill Warren J. Howcroft League Mr Callum K. King R. Richardson A. Pommer G. Mroz B. Morton D.krampetz T. Picard G. Klapprat Keith King D. Bonikowsky L. Kristofferson

Seven Sisters By ROSEMARY and PAT

Visitors from Stonewall and town residents gather for the weekend at R. Morton’s home. Mrs. Rose King departs August 7 for Wawa Ontario to visit relatives. Pontiac cars appear as locals celebrate motoring. Community Club Picnic at Dugard’s Park features races, games, free ice cream and a winning Edenborough Road team.

Rose King Wawa Ontario Percy Wardrop Dugard’s Park Beausejour Seven Sisters Elizabeth Crescent Edenbourgh Road

Also Mentioned on This Page

John Sinnott Mrs. Trindall Champion Garden Jessie Erickson G. Vantoever Anne Gittins A. Bradley R. Parsey Mesdames S. G. Oakes P. Metzler F. Bleakney D. Baker A. Bracken M. Bruneau L. Morgan W. Sinnock Jr J. Mendella C. van Mierlo Winnipeg Electric Co Manitoba Hydro Board D. M. Stevens C. Mills W. Bert A. Williams W. Fallis L. Hovey H. Battram F. Arseneault Powerview Laura St Geo. Cyr Dan Pasaluko Rock N. Smorang Sharpe’s Point W. Weiss Tamarac St F. Sokoloski Irene Dugard A. Jarowski E. J.luchuck J. Kahle J. M. Bray H. Ganchow Weiss Ernie Thomas Fred Harrison P. Pasaluko W Frederick F. Jarowski C. A. Patterson O. Alarie H. Rowe H. Chipperheyn Luchuck N. Rush W. Eastscott Nasturtium E. Wilson Stan Brewster A. Albertson N. Kush Zinia Wolchuk C . Patterson Weiss Clarki C. Lamoureux Bouquet D. Pasaluko Perenial Bouquet T. Boiteau N. Holick WN. Smorang R. Perry N. Palamer F. Soxkolaski N. Weiss C. Dean Holick C. Lamaroux J. Harrison N. Werechuk QC. Alari F. Jaworski N Smorang M. Lesin H. Richardson W. J. Roslyn Barbara Howe G. Drawson W J. Roslyn S. B. Robinson W. Leslie W. Eastcott Smorang Werechuk B. Wolchuk F. Wilcott Ed Bowman Kenora Mike Pidlaski T. den Boer Niakwa Don Harrison Foss Brown Ken Meyers W. Nicholson Wildwood Rossmere Arnie Kullman M. Kyle Serre I. Nahalys Bob MaEachern D. Gladman D. MacDonald Stan Pielick Alex Mroz Doug Grant Fred Ford E. Beillick David Romanow Charleswood Bary Burnett Bill Shirk Len Roy Harvey Walker Bob Fraser R. Horvitz Morris Myrtle Benjamin Bros PTH No. 2 Rathwell Holland Thompson Provinciel Lbrary Legislative És Winning Canada Audit Bureau of Circulations Dept of Highways Province of Grigota Rosemary and Pat Don Thomson Gaye and Robert of Stonewall R. Morton Mrs. R. Richardson Rollie St. Boniface, Man Mrs. Lorne Simpson Gary Monty Grand Beach Marcel Gagnon Gagnon's States E. Ruthwait A. Braund Hignell C. Precious
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