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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 16, 1958
Page
1
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Progressive Conservative Dr. Joe Slogan won the Springfield seat by about 500 votes as 4200 ballots favored him out of 52 counted. Liberal Anton Weselak had 3785 and Jake Schulz 3413. Campaigning faced blizzards and cold weather from November 15, with turnout higher than expected. Poll-by-poll results offered as a nonofficial tally.
Prairie Command Headquarters announced awards of the Canadian Forces Decoration for 12 years of efficient service in the Canadian Army. Manitoba personnel honored include Major R. E. R. Borland of Rivers, Cpl. S. Gold of Pine Falls, Major M. C. Buckwell of Camp Shilo, Cpl. R. J. Mollard of Stonewall, and Pte. M. Marks of Portage la Prairie.
The Manitoba Tourist Association Eastern Division met in December to discuss winter sports and announce its first curling event at White Mouth Curling Rink on Sunday December 28 at 2 p.m. sharp. Participants are asked to bring own brooms and ladies to bring sandwiches. attendance encouraged for this inaugural winter sports event.
The Waco chapter chaired by Mrs I M Bowyer with 17 members met to read reports and thank donors for the bazaar. Donations went to Prairie Christian Training Centre and other charity funds. officers will be elected in January. World Day of Prayer chair to take charge on February 13. cook books delayed. next meeting January 6.
The notice lists Advent and Christmas services at Come to Church Lac du Bonnet with Rector Rev. W. O. Straw and readings. St Marys Church Pointe du Bois holds nine lessons and carols at 7 00 p m. Christmas Eve Holy Communion and carols at 11 30 p m. Christmas Day Holy Communion services follow at 8 00 p m and 10 00 a m respectively.
The Full Gospel Mission hosts a candlelight service with special singing and a Christmas story on Sunday December 21 at 7 30 p m. An annual Christmas concert follows on Tuesday December 23 at 8 p m. Pine Falls Legion Hall offers a Sunday December 21 candlelight service at 2 30 p m led by Pastor W RSER.
Preparations to open a loop of highway Lac du Bonnet Bissett Pine Falls feature the winter works program announced Dec 5 by Premier Roblin. All work to finish by March 31 with $302,000 in Eastern Manitoba north of the Winnipeg River and cost details for several segments including Cat Lake to Wadhope and Bird Lake extension. Aerial surveys show 75 miles inland from Lake Winnipeg are floating bog on rock, and flooding could worsen if Lake Winnipeg outlet is dammed.
A 64 site winter works program in the province will be shared 50 50 with the federal government. The 182970 project covers new camps and picnic areas and expansions across the province. Work starts on sites near St Malo and Rivers along the Trans Canada highway with aims to improve tourist facilities and provide employment. The two year program aligns with similar efforts in other provinces to offer rest stops every hundred miles.
Pointe du Bois residents honor Joe Upritchard at a December farewell gathering at the community hall. Friends and colleagues praise his decades of service to church, Canadian Legion, curling and local projects while A A MacDonald and T Storey present gifts. Upritchard, a 1920s plumber and longtime civic figure, plans retirement in Winnipeg with family.
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A 22 member provincial survey party will map the Manitoba North West Territories boundary from Lynn Lake toward Hudson’s Bay, starting Dec 29. Led by A C Roberts, they will work 100 miles of the 250 mile border in winter conditions, using tents, drills, toboggans, and air support to place cairns and bronze markers.
The Canadian Girls in Training unit at Bissett United Church held their annual Christmas vesper service on Sunday December 14. Miss Sandra Hood conducted with assistants Mary Jane Lucas Fay Gibson Cathie DuVal Lila May Shier and ushers Georgetta Moore Nine Klatt. CGIT is an interdenominational movement focused on presenting the Christian way of life to teenagers.
A new muskeg transport vehicle named Centipede entered service this fall to support Imperial exploration parties in boggy terrain. It spreads weight across two jointed track systems 42 inches wide, allowing up to eight tons to move over surfaces where walking is impossible. Alex Hemstock and Dr. are noted figures associated with the initiative.
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