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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 14, 1950

Page

2

M.T.S. Executive Meeting Set For Beausejour

S Henderson president of Local 19 M.T.S. called a February 11 meeting at Beausejour of division executive members to discuss Easter conference resolutions and reports from five locals. Delegates Hender son Bahry Wurster Borsa and others were planning attendance and local activity.

S. Henderson M.ts Beausejour Winnipeg Mr. Henderson S. Bahry Cloverleaf A. Wurster Whitemouth T. J. Borsa Green Oak Manitoba Teachers’ Society Dominion Aid G. Harland E. V. Hoffman

Lac du Bonnet C of C Discusses Scholarships and Airfield

The Lac du Bonnet Chamber of Commerce February meeting covered a Home and School scholarship proposal, a proposed regional landing field, and a marketing note to publish tourist dates. Roy S. Brown spoke on aviation prospects and the risk of the town being bypassed unless action is taken. A committee will coordinate with the Home and School group and invite MP J. S. Sinnott to discuss the landing field.

Chamber of Commerce Casey’s Inn Manitoba Telephone System Lac du Bonnet Robert Dowling Roy S. Brown J. S. Sinnott M.P

Whitemouth Council Debates Boggy Creek Ditch Issues

Whitemouth council in regular session February 8 discussed the Boggy Creek drainage project and land takings for municipal roads. A proposed ditch route mixed provincial funding with ROW rights and grazing land concerns, with an alternative ravine route sent to the Department of Public Works for review.

Whitemouth George Wallace Provincial Drainage Department E. Henderson Department of Public Works

Ladies Spiel Gets Rolling This Weekend

The North Eastern Manitoba Ladies bonspiel is set for Lac du Bonnet on February 18 and 19. Entries come from Point du Bois Pine Falls Beausejour Lac du Bonnet Great Falls Seven Sisters and Whitemouth with two days of excellent sport assured.

Manitoba Lac du Bonnet Point du Bois Pine Falls Beausejour Great Falls Seven Sisters Whitemouth

Pine Falls Winter Club Ice Carnival Opens With Big Top Theme

The Pine Falls Winter Club hosts its ninth annual ice carnival on February 18 and 19 at the new enclosed Recreation Centre. The show features a Big Top circus motif with animal cages clowns horses and strongmen. Forty girls and twenty men perform chorus and dance numbers with six costume changes and electrical effects. The Chicken number trains young skaters while the Mule Train and various solo duets and trios captivate audiences. Jerry Carey produced the carnival directed and trained by John Hutchison with D Ambridge and guests in attendance for a dedication event.

Pine Falls Winter Club Big Top Monster Circus Jerry Carey John Hutchison D. Ambridge

Friendly Fellows Farewell Carter Construction Crew

On Friday evening February 10 a farewell dance honored Carter Construction staff who are leaving for new positions. L. McDonald hosted with Al Blaney delivering the welcome speech. J. Scanlon H. Ligertwood C. Strand and R. Hansen spoke, thanking Carter’s crew for two years of cooperation. Wallets were presented by Seven Sisters Falls Community Club to Scanlon Strand and Hansen, and J. Craig of Friendly Fellows closed the event. A lunch followed.

A.C.T Tuberculosis Preventive Fund Hugh Allardyce Shirley Choma Len Nichols Red Deer Carter Construction Company L. McDonald M.C al Blaney J. Scanlon Carter's H. Ligertwood Winnipeg Electric Company C. Strand R. Hansen Seven Sisters Phil Cinq Mars Seven Sisters Falls Community Club J. Craig Friendly Fellows Club

White Mouth Hospital Aid Holds February Executive Meeting

The White Mouth Hospital Aid executive group met on February 4 at Seven Sisters with all five guilds represented. Reports covered nearly $1,500 in linen and surgical supply purchases and plans to furnish the hospital, including the nursery, pending board approval.

Whitemouth Hospital Aid Seven Sisters The Aid G. L. Carr D. M. Ing

Plaque Commemorates Volunteer Work for Pine Falls Centre

A plaque from the people of Pine Falls honors volunteer labor during the Recreation Centre construction. It was donated by Mr. Ambridge.

Pine Falls Ambridge

Friendly Fellows Elect Officers at Seven Sisters

The Friendly Fellows club of Upper Seven Sisters Falls met with 14 members present. Officers for the coming year were elected: J. Craig president, W. Biebric vice president, L. Cousins secretary treasurer, S. Ellis and R. Richter directors, with F. King E. Miller W. Hertzog L. Christianson and S. Ellis handling social entertainment.

Friendly Fellows Club of Upper Seven Sisters Falls J. Craig W. Biebric L. Cousins S. Ellis R. Richter F. King E. Miller W. Hertzog L. Christianson

Hockey Roundup from Pine Falls and Surrounding Matches

West End Orioles split visits with Pine Falls winning 8 1 on Saturday while Pine Falls edged back 8 7 on Sunday marking their first loss this season. Beausejour junior team Beausejour Bambinos defeated Selkirk 6 2 with Litke Buyarski scoring twice. Intermediates Beausejour beat Winnipeg Bruins 6 4 as F Litke tallied four goals.

West End Orioles Pine Falls Beausejour Bambinos Selkirk Charley Nichols Beausejour A. Litke F. Buyarski A. Stebbe G. Recksiedler A. Ehinger Beausejour Intermediates Winnipeg Bruins F. Litke E. Litke W. Ridley J. DeMarco B. Drysdale J. Rewacki J. Semenko B. Englot G Cormie E. Beger Ed Englot Swannee Englot Keewatin

Provincial Li Legislative and Immigration Case Noted

A Manitoba provincial matter references a legislative and immigration issue with a contact number 12 4950. No further details are provided in the fragment.

Li Legislative & Immipeg Man

Queen Candidates Announced For Lac du Bonnet Carnival

Lac du Bonnet Ice Carnival plans four princess candidates with strong sponsors. Ruth Apsit represents the east district, Bunny Arsenault backs Newcombe Lettonia Lee River Riverland and the Chamber, Dorothy Champagne fronts Lac du Bonnet School district, and Audrey Biznoski is supported by Brightstone Lauderville and western areas. Voter deadline is 5 p.m. carnival day. vote stubs and cash go to Levasseur building for counting.

Lac du Bonnet Bunny” Arsenault Newcombe Lettonia Lee River Riverland Chamber of Commerce Ruth Apsit Winnipeg River Dorothy Champagne Audrey Biznoski Brightstone Lauderville Ruth Audrey Levasseur Building

Lac Du Bonnet Girls Complete Food Club Tests

Miss Baskerville supervised the Mani toba Girls Club foods program at the new first year club in Lac Du Bonnet January 31. Twelve members faced three tests including meal planning, oral questions, and demonstrations with top contestants advancing to Portage la Prairie for Provincial competition.

Lac DU Bonnet Miss Baskerville Manitoba Foods Frank Brown Martyn Patterson Marjorie Ann Tomlinson Joan Petrus Canada Jean Wickman Donna Peterson Joan Swetz Jean Petrus Joan Wickman Portage la Prairie

Seven Sisters Hospital Guild plans fund-raising lunch

The Seven Sisters Hospital Guild met February 6 in the Community hall club room with 10 members. Mrs. Ligertwood proposed four dinners over two weeks in the curling rink kitchen to raise about $150 for guild needs and dining room equipment.

Seven Sisters Hospital Guild Braund Leith Ligertwood Ways and Means Hospital Guild

Sniffle Safety: Prevent Cold Spread With Simple Habits

Some people are more susceptible to colds and should adopt routine precautions. A balanced diet rest and exercise plus sensible clothing and ventilation help prevent sniffles and illness.

If the means test were eliminated in Canada

The statement warns that scrapping the means test would raise costs for the old age pension from 100 million to 300 million dollars annually, impacting government fiscal planning and social security budgets.

Canada

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Elma Pointe DU Bois Pina M.T.S. Executive C of Tourist Bureau U.S.A Brown Whitemouth Council Land Titles Office Schumaker and McKenzie Co. Limited Winnipeg Electric Co L. Dereski T. Melnick Lac du Bonnet Curling Club F. Duffly A. Kiziak J. Zikman A. Sivetz A. Arsenault Jack Mike the Moose” Wade J. Ultimann A. W. Hanks J. Uhlman Nelson Harvey N.B. Manitoba Carter Construction Coene Letterier Pulp Manitoba Paper Company Springfield St James Tan Arvid Dancut Joe Sparman Jack Wade Arvid Joe
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