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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 22, 1955

Page

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Beausejour Warehouse Destroyed in Weekend Fire

A late night February 19 blaze destroyed the Beausejour Cabinet and Lumber Supply warehouse and contents. The fire, of unknown origin, forced tenants from an adjacent apartment block and damaged a nearby dwelling. Losses totaled about 15 000 for the warehouse and contents, with 3 500 for the adjacent home. The mayor urged modern waterworks as volunteers were praised for their response.

Beausejour O. Russell Russell Paul Oneschuk Cabinet Oneschuk B. Larson E Pankratz

Milner Ridge Air Base Holds Two Day Bonspiel

Milner Ridge Air Base hosted a two day bonspiel at its new curling rink on February 9 and 20 with twelve rinks competing. Wm Zikman of Lac du Bonnet won the First Event while B Warken tin of Beausejour captured the Losers' Event. Competitors included Portage la Prairie MacDonald Gimili Sioux Lookout Milner Ridge Beausejour and Lac du Bonnet, all entries comprised of air force personnel except Beausejour and Lac du Bonnet teams.

Milner Ridge American Air Base Wm. Zikman Lac du Bonnet B. Warkentin Beausejour Out Milner Ridge

Local arrivals and departures mark social notes

WENDEBORN congratulations to Mr and Mrs Wm Rybak on 43rd wedding anniversary. Mrs Geo Lukinuk of Hudson Ontario visited her parents here. Mrs J P Bateman of Winnipeg returned home after two weeks with her parents. Miss Mary Kalin of Winnipeg stayed with her parents. Eddie Basarowsci headed to Ontario for Canadian National Railways work. Mrs Frank Zubrentewich spent weekend at Kenora visiting her husband. Mrs Peter Koralewich celebrated birth of son Lynn Anthony at St Boniface Hospital. Miss Elizabeth Rafalant of Winnipeg visited her parents. Nick Kozier of Buchan Man visited. Mrs A McKinnon had a brief city vacation. Carl Gustav, now in Toronto, visited relatives. B Warkentin inspected Elma school on Feb 16. Val Yacula of Winnipeg spent a short holiday. Harry Farianchuk spent most of last week in Winnipeg on business and pleasure.

Geo Lukinuk Hudson Ontario Mrs de Jurek J. P. Bateman Winniepeg Thomas Novicki Wee Peter Koralewich Lynn Anthony St. Boniface Hospital

River Hills Bridge Repair Forces Traffic Reroute

Whitemouth municipal bridge at River Hills closed to traffic for about a month for east approach repair. Work supervised by H Jorgenson with local labor. Detour routes traffic from No 1 to No 11 via Upper Levey Sisters, then across the Whitemouth river to the Whiteshell road. Pulp trucks must use this route to Pine Falls.

Whitemouth River Hills H. Jorgenson Seven Sisters Falls Whiteshell District No. 1 No. 11 Upper Levey Sisters Pine Falls

New Home Burns in Lac du Bonnet Sub-division

A new house under finishing touches burned to the ground at Lac du Bonnet sub-division around 1:00 am on February 21. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bjyernsem occupied the three month old residence. no occupants were present. Origin of the fire is unknown. neighbours alerted volunteer fire department but the blaze was a total loss despite efforts. Insurance covers both building and contents.

Lac du Bonnet Mornas Bud Bjyernsem

Dr K J Johnson Appointed Powerview Medical Officer

Dr K J Johnson of Pine Pally was named Medical Officer for Powerview at the village council meeting. The health unit plan includes an M ray technician at Pine Falls Hospital, school visits, and X ray service. Poliomyelitis vaccine for six and seven year olds was offered free and accepted. A rock berm along the Winnipeg River to be built free for the village was agreed. Overcrowded Powerview school needs expansion. moving existing building proposed at about 5000 dollars to avoid debt. By laws on secretary treasurer, indemnity, rent, and appointing a 1955 medical officer passed. Accounts totaling 422.36 paid.

T. Mieuting Powerview Counci Rd. Johnson Pine Pally Johnson Carto Pine Falls Leonard School Board Minister of Public Utilities Winnipeg L. Prentice Council Praid Gy Iso Department of Public Works

Office security tips to prevent thefts from workplaces

Advice warns that thousands lose purses wallets watches and other valuables from offices yearly due to amateur thieves. It recommends not leaving cash in unlocked boxes, storing valuables in lockers, searching premises at closing, securing all openings, keeping records of office equipment, and avoiding careless handling of money to reduce temptation.

Trestle Bridge Construction Begins At Seven Sisters

The Winnipeg Electric Company construction department starts a new timber trestle bridge from the power house to the North bank, about 200 feet long and 50 feet high near the dam. It will carry a standard gauge rail link and uses local labor under Wilf Lewis.

Seven Sisters Falls Winnipeg Electric Company Wilf Lewis

Agricultural Courses Planned in Whitemouth and Lac du Bonnet

Manitoba Extension Services schedules two Eastern Manitoba courses for March 3 in Whitemouth and March 4 in Lac du Bonnet. C C Cranston and Fred Slovinsky lead talks on forage and cereal crops, pasture management, fertilisers, and beef cattle breeding with films. Home Makers session features Miss Mary Smart on color and Miss Lorraine Houck on slip covers and curtains, plus a film The Mazie Touch.

Fred Slovinsky Whitemouth Lac du Bonnet C. C. Cranston Slovinsky Mary Smart Lorraine Houck Mazie

Teacher Recruitment Panel Highlights Home and School Meeting

A Lac du Bonnet Home and School Association meeting featured a four speaker panel from Winnipeg on February 8. The discussion aimed to attract more teachers, elevate the profession’s prestige, raise entrance standards, and secure better salaries amid Manitoba shortages.

Lac du Bonnet D. Mackay Ernest Reid Jack Scurfield R. M. Cowan Winnipeg Manitoba Reid

60 Rinks to Participate in Beausejour Bonspiel

The Beausejour annual bonspiel opens Friday February 25 with about 60 rinks in a three day event. Entries include teams from Beausejour and outside points such as Winnipes Signer Base Luc Bonnet Greet Falls Whitemouth Libau St. Caens Glenfields and many others led by notable players like J Mudlin P Koshlak E Werbe and H Luke along with Milner Base Lac du Bonnet and Great Falls participants.

Beausejour Winnipes Signer Base Luc Bonnet Greet Falls Seven ‘Oars Whitemouth Libau St. Caens Glenfields Milner J. Spaurman Zikman Lac du Bonnet S. Anderson Great Falls Konditsuik Seven Sisters J Molinski HL Hoff Wichau M. Lysiuchuk J. Sinnott St. Ouens R. W. Belton Cilendielas

Allan of Granite Wins 7th Papertown Bonspiel

Allan of Granite captures the 7th Papertown Bonspiel at Pine Falls Arena on a snowy Sunday Evening February 20 finals day. Mack Gordon and Clyde Allan led the Paper event win while Red Ahrensback delivered a clutch shot in the Second Event. Local rinks dominated Woods event with Bill McDonald skip leading Red Ahrensback, Garry Cavers, Slim Carriere. George Sadler rink won Third event. E Brooks group Selkirk clinched Sulphite Lyoni, with Doug Segall Pine Falls second and Elmwood entries third and fourth. President Ie Kyte Tran and club secretary Fred Rousseau presided over prize presentations.

Papertown Pine Falls Red Ahrensback Clyde Allan Granite Club Winnipeg M. Gordon P. Hawgard C. Braid Hayes Forresters Emerson W. Forrester Bruce Forrester Bob Forrester R. Kaizumi W. McTavish Elmwood Tom Storey Bill McDonald Garry Cavers Slim Carriere Gordon Stewart Uint Gordon C Cook G. Earle S. Stewart George Sadler Les Court Geo. Sadler Bill Jackson Jim Desilets Dr. Hamlin Portage la Prairie Dr. G. Hamlin C. R. Farrell D. Elgert R. A. Gilroy T. McWilliams Ashdown Ernie Coote E. Brooks Fron Selkirk M. McAulay Skip E. Brooks C. Brooks B. Wallace Doug Segall Roland Cyr B. Albertson, Jr Don Hill J. McLean Kempe D. Mors Groun

Dividends Ratified At Lac du Bonnet Credit Union Meeting

The Lac du Bonnet Credit Union shareholders at the annual meeting on Friday February 1 in Memorial Hall approved a three percent dividend. President W C Hardy reported eight months of operation with 78 qualified members and 12 loans made for farm machinery repairs autos and household expenses. Secretary R Hunter reported good standing on all loans. Treasurer-Manager Mrs P D Malyk was praised for efficient service. Executive members include Directors W W C Hardy president J Harkness A W Brown G G McKinnon I Charles T Maren and Z Holm.

Lac du Bonnet Credit Union Memorial Hall W. C. Hardy R. Hunter Oan Yook Hardy PD. Malvk Boo Sre WW. C. Hardy J. Harkness A. W. Brown GG. McKinnon I. Chaysles T. Maren Holm Ro Freund Ro Huntee W. Propebecki W. Shura FE Fournier Crook BE. Malyk Jd. N McCsrrall

Beausejour Parish Priest Honored At Elma

Beausejour parish priest Father J. Kamenccky was honored in Elma for 25 years of priestly service. Catholic dignitaries, clergy, and congregants attended a program with addresses presentations and a dinner. Rev S Borys of Beausejour hosted the event with speakers including Rev Nevrianski Dean Selkirk Rev J Carmylo Winnipeg and others from Elmna Whitemouth and Kenora with local women presenting at the ceremony.

J. Kamenccky Beausejour Catholic Dignataries Aovours Ius Congregation Serrey Mats Thoad Canada Opes Uf Ratalont J. K. Bymeet Win Kouurian BP. Aaa Bartofski Krys. V. Zurawski Elmna Bilynsky Whitemouth A. Koralewich Elma Mary Lukenchuk Kenora Mesdames J. Rafalant K. Waskiwchuk J. K. Evanochko

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Milner Ridge Air Base C, E Wendeborn Wm. Rybak Mary Kalin Mas. Os. Kalin Eddie Basarowsci Etee Owath Ceanadian National Railways Frank Zubrentewich Qatauri Wheers Elizabeth Rafalant John Rafalant Nick Kozier Buchan Man Mike Semeriak A. McKinnon Carl Gustav Toronto Avithe Val, Yacula Harry Farianchuk K. J. Johnson Chrairagenny Mord Advaisd Council Central Press London Manitoba Extension Services Nan Murphy Lazerte Beausejour Bee MM. Gunson FC Borsa Ds Rynning J, Funk J. Mudlin P. Koshlak E. Werbe BP. Shuster C. W. Shields Ab Ooal Neyvedly Ons Ippawa Royal Canadian Navy Royal Canadian Navy Mobile Recruiting Unit Able G. Fowler J. Ramsay J. H. Hodgson H. M. C. S. Chippawa Allan Granite Ie Kyte Tran Geventh Papertown Club Secretacy Fred Rousseau Don Munro Kitchingman The Lades Curling Club B. Gamey
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