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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 28, 1956

Page

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Agricultural Council Formed In North-Eastern Manitoba

The North eastern Manitoba Agricultural Council was formed on Monday February 27 in Beausejour to address farm problems. Mr H H Austman outlined aims to ensure farmers benefit from research and act in advisory capacity. Elections chose Alf Modjeski chairman Arthur A Trapp vice chairman and F Slevinski secretary treasurer. Members include Ernie Meyer Wm Ominchinsky Anton Ottenbriet F Kirner R McIntosh H Steiner Kasmir Chorney Tyndall S Sikora F Tommila Steve Antymis J Otto H Small and F Small.

North-astern Manitoba Agricultural Council Beausejour H. H. Austman Department of Agriculture Austman Rvice Alf Modjeski Arthur A. Trapp F. Slevinski Ernie Meyer Diaft Wm. Ominchinski Lady Wood Anton Ottenbriet F. Kirner Cloverleaf R. McIntosh Lac du Bonnet H. Steiner Whitemouth Kasmir Chorney Tyndall S. Sikora Brightstone F. Tommila Elma Steve Antymis Thaiberg J. Otto Glenmoor H. Small F. Small Lydiatt

Powerview Bids Farewell To Mr and Mrs H Parent

A surprise farewell social at Notre Dame du Laus Hall Powerview honored Mr and Mrs H J Parent who depart Feb 21 for Toronto after a Winnipeg visit. Rev Father Messier and E D Kemball spoke for church and Leonard School Board as about 200 guests gave best wishes and travel suitcases and carnations were presented.

Notre Dame du Laus Powerview H. J. Parent Toronto Father Messier E. D. Kemball Leonard School Board J. Turcotte Parent

Pine Falls Ladies Bonspiel Won By Winnipeg Rink

The Pine Falls Ladies Curling Club hosted its 7th annual bonspiel on Feb 21 22 with 19 visiting rinks from Winnipeg Elmwood St Vital Charleswood Pointe du Bois Lac du Bonnet Great Falls and Bissett and 13 local rinks. Mrs Dorothy Johnson and her rink undefeated advanced to meet Mrs Storey’s Winnipeg rink which won 10 8 in ten ends. The event featured a five ender by Johnson’s rink with decisive shots in the 8th end. Wardrop Lac du Bonnet took third prize. Martell Elmwood fourth. Second event Cambridge Dairies trophy went to Dales Great Falls. Wilson Pointe du Bois second. Frayne Pine Falls third. Buchanan Charleswood fourth. Third event winners were Zikman Lac du Bonnet first. Thompson St Vital second. Morrison Granite third. Bachynski Winter Club Winnipeg fourth. Fourth event winners Tiebert Charleswood first. A Mitchell Pembina Winnipeg second. Heaton Elmwood third. Hendrickson Bissett fourth. Prizes presented by president Wanda Fredericks who thanked participants and invited next year’s bonspiel.

Pine Falls Winnipeg Elmwood St. Vital Charleswood Pointe du Bois Lac du Bonnet Great Falls Bissett Dorothy Johnson Ann Cavers J. Thomson C. Lavallee D. Johnson Ying Storey Johnson Wardrop Martell Cambridge Dairies Dales Wilson Pointe du Bois Frayne Buchanan Charleswood Zikman Lac du. Bonnet Thompson Morrison Granite Ith. Bachynski Winter Club Tiebert A. Mitchell Pembina Heaton Hendrickson Wanda Fredericks Recreation Hall

Inglis Farmer Takes 1955 Barley Award

Joe Zimmer of Inglis won the 1955 Manitoba barley championship in the National Barley Contest, earning $200 plus $100 for regional first place. Alberta swept the top interprovincial prizes, with Marry Brooks and Stainer Valli taking $500 and $300. Manitoba regional and provincial winners are listed with multiple growers from Inglis and nearby towns. a special $50 award went to S Marynick for handling Zimmer’s entry.

Manitoba Joe Zimmer Inglis Farmer Winnipeg Brewing and Malting Industries Alberta Marry Brooks Eckville Stainer Valli Red Deer Zimmer Earl Jackson Inglis F.C. McManes Alexander Joe Zummer F. C. McManes A. E C. W. Lawrence Hayfield Howard F. Sambrook Medora A. T

River Pioneer Mrs Kronberg Dies in Gilbert Plains Visit

Alma Helena Bersziems Kronberg a Manitoba pioneer born in Latvia in 1834, immigrated to Winnipeg in 1909, homesteaded at Poplar Bay and later settled in Lac du Bonnet, Finavra, and finally Gilbert Plains district. She traveled to visit her daughter and died February 19 at Gilbert Plains hospital.

A. Kronberg Gilbert Plains Alma Helena Bersziems Latvia Europe Winnipeg Alfred Kronberg Kronberg Lac du Bonnet Pinawa Poplar Bay Schellman Zikman Petruck

Glenfields Local Notes from Beverley Belton

Alfred Borkowski spent a week at home and returned to his 106th at L Zirk’s Pine Falls camp. Seven-year-old Larry joined Mr and Mrs B Golembioski’s home. Mrs S Trojanoski visited Winnipeg for her brother-in-law’s funeral. Blocked roads sent Donald Tymko David Tymko Harvey Lysak Ruth Lysak to Ladywood for a week to attend school. Wishing Wilfred Golembioski a speedy mumps recovery.

Alfred Borkowski L. Zirk Pine Falls Larry Mrs. B. Golembioski S. Trojanoski Winnipeg Donald David Tymko Harvey Ruth Lysak Ladywood Dorothy McLean Foam Lake Sask Wm. Roscoe Wm. Butcher L.M. Raymond G. Preece H.M.C.S. Magnificent Halifax N.S E. Preece Preece New York Quebec England Holland Norway Italy Spain Gibraltar Maagie Atlantic Ronald E. Preece RCN Esquimault B.C

Community notes from Powerview Pine Falls and area

Funeral services were held for Mrs A St Pierre at St George Church on February 11 led by Rev Father Messier. Knights of Columbus hosted an annual social at St Theresa Hall with a February 20 Legion Hall banquet. A funeral took Mr A Paienent in Sturgeon Falls Ontario and Mr G Hal Penny died near Minnesota on the way to Pine Falls bonspiel. Speedy recovery wishes to N Holick. A Leonard School concert honored Father’s Feast Day February 24 at Notre Dame au Laus Hall. A Valentine social at Recreation Hall featured a cake from Mesdames Ross and Frayne. Pee Wees and Juveniles hockey and a social day trip to Paper Mill and Hydro Plant. St Patrick’s Silver Tea and bazaar set for March 17 at the Chateau 3 to 6 PM.

A. St. Pierre St. George Church Father Messier Leonard School Notre Dame Au Laus Father Bissett A. St. Patrick's Silver St. Patrick's Day Chateau

Brown of Transcona Cops Papertown Bonspiel

The Pine Falls Men's 8th Papertown Bonspiel ran February 17 to 19 with multiple rinks competing. H Brown of Transcona captured the Hayes trophy, Doug Bond skipped. Clyde Allen of the Granite Club Winnipeg won the second event, Ken McCormick rink won third, Gordon Stewart rink Pine Falls won fourth. Prizes were presented by club president H Thomson in Recreation Hall. A stag buffet luncheon followed at the Chateau where H Thompson thanked participants and invited them back next year.

H. Brown Transcona Doug Bond Clyde Allen Granite Club Winnipeg Ken McCormick Gordon Stewart Pine Falls H. Thomson Recreation Hall Chateau H. Thompson

Parisian Hampton Wedding at St Teresa Pine Falls

Rita Hampton wed Walter Parisian at St Teresa Church Pine Falls on February 11. Officiating was Father Valcourt. The bride wore a white nylon tulle gown with a brocaded satin underlay and rose bouquet. Attendants Daphne Hampton Evelyn Parisian and Miss Janice Parisian, with ring bearer Ross Brown. A reception, dance, and home honeymoon followed to Winnives, after which they will reside in Pine Falls.

Janice Parisian Daphne Hampton Evelyn Parisian Ernie Dignard Gerald Cyr Ross Brown Legion Hall Winnives

Pointe du Bois Curling Rinks Earn Prizes in District Bonspiels

Local curling clubs celebrated strong showings in Lac du Bonnet Urban Whitemouth and Pine Falls bonspiels. B Tuominen skip led a Lac du Bonnet rink to second in the first event and Turner Trophy, T Karklin’s team took second in the Urban second event, and J Laurie’s rink earned a second in Whitemouth. Ladies team N Wilson won second in Pine Falls event. Community notices include ship news from the Royal Canadian Navy and local hospital recoveries.

B. Tuominen T. Karklin G. Drawson F. Plishke Lac du Bonnet G. Crawson A. Wanage R. Kempelein

Seven Sisters Falls Community News Brief

Mrs. Edward Harrison returns home after a ten day Whitemouth Hospital stay with best wishes for speedy recovery. Del Cramer confined at Whitemouth Hospital. Ella on the mend at home. Bruce Emes heals from broken ribs after a sneezing mishap. Winnipeg Electric Co head office curling visit contesting for the Thunderbolt trophy. Seven Sisters retains the container with a slight point edge. Local bantam hockey 7 6 win at Lac du Bonnet. Gary Mroz hat trick. Jacky Gibbins adds two goals. Janine Braund marks fifth birthday with friends. Seven Sisters Hospital Guild meets March 5. Rev Robert MacPherson and Mrs MacPherson visit Oak Lake couple.

Edward Harrison Upper Seven Sisters Falls Whitemouth Hospital Harrison Winnipeg Electric Co Tony Frantz Charlie Preciars Don Stevens Art Williams Johnny Walker Jim Rottie Stan Wittaker Dan Martel G. McLure Bill Birt Seven Sisters C. Precious T. Frantz G. Kretchmer C. Birston W. Lewis S. Gittins F. Arsenault M. Everson Art Krampety K. C. Fergusson Great Falls Charlie Precious Rane Lac du Bonnet Gary Mroz Jacky Gibbins Bob Hogue Doug Hanke Lac Sy Bunnet

Renewal notice for Springfield Leader subscription

The notice explains how to read date numerals on the address label to determine due dates. It asks the reader to renew by mailing a $2.00 remittance for one year to The Springfield Leader at 3rd Street, Lac du Bonnet, Man, with name and address clearly provided and a reminder to allow one week for arrival.

Springfield 3Rd Street Lac du Bonnet Man

Pulpwood Haulage At Manitoba Paper In Full Swing

Winter haul of 2 500 cords per day moves pulpwood to Bear and Winniper Rivers for Pine Falls mill. 350 men employed, 230 horses, 75 trucks, 25 tractors, 125 sleighs. Deadline March 1 for 75 000 cords. roads bulldozed, muskeg traversed, ice at two rivers supports 20 ton loads. Log drive to Pine Falls to start in spring.

Manitoba Paper Company William C. Harrison Pine Falls Woods Harrison Manitoba

K and S Equipment Garage Damaged By Fire

Fire last Tuesday February 21 damaged the K and S Equipment Garage and living quarters above after a leaking gas tank on a truck burst into flames. The blaze ate the north wall and ceiling. one suite room was gutted while the upstairs suffered smoke and water damage. Firefighters from the local truck and a forestry pump fought the blaze for about two and a half hours, bringing it under control. Building and contents were partially insured. Residents helped move equipment to a nearby building.

K. and S

Cromwell Seed Club Elects Officers at February Meeting

A Cromwell Seed Club reorganization meeting at Cromwell School on February 2, 1956 elected Raymond Struss president Wilfred Golembiosk secretary and Thomas Weselak club reporter Fred Slovinsky attended and showed several films and shared additional information about 4-H clubs.

Cromwell Seed Club Cromwell Raymond Struss Wilfred Golembiosk Thomas Weselak Fred Slovinsky

Pine Falls Paper Kings sweep to intermediate final

Pine Falls advanced to the Manitoba intermediate A final by sweeping Flin Flon Bomber in two straight in a best of three series. They dominated both games 12-3 and 9-1, outshooting Flin Flon 97-46. Vic Love scored three goals. Al Bacquay Charle Woods each tallied twice. Red Ahrensbach Merl Matthews Joe Reichairt Carl Porteous and Bill Boivin added singles. Corky Dodson and Larry Young led Flin Flon with four and two goals respectively.

Pine Falls Paper Kings Manitoba Flin Flon Bomber Pine Falls Paper Kings Bamber Vic Love al Bacquaymi Charle Woods Red Ahrensbach Merl Matthews Joe Reichairt Carl Porteous Bill Boivin Corky Dodson Nir Larry Young Kines Wands Law Bargnay Reicnart Ahrenshack Art Harris Red McCrae Madson

DANGER ZONE Warns Drivers On Reaction Time

National safety guidance urges motorists to consider the danger zone created by a three quarter second reaction time at high speed. At sixty miles per hour the brake pedal may be reached only after about sixty six feet, roughly four car lengths, risking disaster.

Trollope Dominion Automobile Assocriation Arizona Tendon Canada Nat‘enal Council Total Stopsien Ictanes National Safety Counsil

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. H. Parent Glenfields Beverley Belton Wilfred Golembioski Powerview and Olive Swanick Knights of Columbus St. Theresa Hall Tony Paienent Mr. A. Paienent Sturgeon Falls Ontario N. Holick M. Manson Mrs. B. Thomson the Square Dance Club Valentine Mesdames E. Ross M. Frayne Transcona Cops Papertown Bonspiel Papertown By Stella Roscoe N. Wilson C. Ketola H. Waisanen A. Neimi Secmel Messrs. T. Twells J. Apritchard R. Blondahl G. Oakley S. Savory E. Marcus C. Gilmore L. Comer C. Matthew The Pine Falls Legion Elgin Helps Royal Canadian Navy Elgin Mr. Sam Long F. Blore Brian Waisanen Tom Chorney Reg. Kempelein Mrs. J. Knox Mr. Knox Seven Sisters Falls BY Stan Gitting del Cramer Ella Bruce Emes Bruce Janine Braund Janice Seven Sisters Hospital Gaunld Robert MacPherson Oak Lake Wilf Lewis Audit Bureau of Circulations By Raymond Struss Pine Falls Reaches
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