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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 1970
Page
3
A December 15 special meeting with the Lac du Bonnet Village Council the Lac du Bonnet Power Toboggan Club and RCMP Sergeant Wally Bowering reviewed the Snowmobile Act. They proposed village rules including 10 mph speed limit on streets back lanes sidewalks midnight to 6 am and back lane access with Traffic Board amendment.
The Lac du Bonnet region pushes for a hospital with a petitioned brief to Health Minister Rene Toupin. A planned delegation will include municipal leaders, Hydro representatives, mining firms, unions, and regional development groups. Also noted is a charity turkey raffle winner, Glennis Robbins of Brandon.
In a makeshift shed two snow machines clash a yellow racer and the black snow cat. Jack repairs with a shoe lace while Nicky polishes the cat. A tow, a dump heap plan, and a final run end with the black cat triumphing and Nick riding home aboard the other machine.
A Lac du Bonnet Joint Medical Services meeting in the Municipal Chambers reviewed hospital progress. Village and R.M. councils plus regional representatives prepared briefs for the Health Minister. Delegates were named to support the brief, with public updates planned once a hearing date is set.
Lac du Bonnet village council adopts a resolution to erect a Stop sign for eastbound traffic on First Street while removing a Stop sign for northbound traffic on Park Avenue and removing the Yield sign to reduce driver confusion and prevent accidents.
The Pointe du Bois 4-H club held its annual Christmas Party on December 14 starting at 6 30 p m with a regular meeting in the school basement. Leaders chaperoned as members danced and shared refreshments until 9 p m.
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