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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 02, 1962

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Business prospects for 1962 in Manitoba discussed

A Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce seminar at Fort Garry Hotel highlighted bright 1962 prospects in industry and agriculture. Speakers including Hon Gurney Evans and Premier Duff Roblin praised new plants at Carberry Mor­den Winkler and northern developments in Thompson Lynn Lake Grand Rapids. Officials projected stable grain prices, a beef supply boost from feedlots, and overall provincial prosperity.

Fort Garry Hotel Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce Rew Gurney Evans Carberry Morden Winkler Thompson Lynn Lake Grand Rapids Duff Robjin Agricul W. B. Munro Meat Packers Council of Canada Manitoba Canada Saskatchewan Alberta R. C. Brown United Grain Growers

Sopotiuck Retires From CPR at Lac du Bonnet

Stefan Sopotiuk, CPR section man and foreman, retired on December 29 after a long career beginning April 29, 1926 in Butler Ontario. Born January 7 1897 in Szumjucs Austria, he married Marie Kruczko December 24 1952 in Maple Creek Sask. They reside at Lac du Bonnet and plan to move to Vernon B C after retirement.

Stefan Sopotiuk CPR Lac du Bonet Sopotiuck Canadian Pacific Railway Company Butler Ontario Kenora Lac du Bonnet Szumjucs Austria Marie Kruczko Maple Creek Sask William Canadian Pacific Railway Vernon B.C

Nickel Mining Spends Millions To Reach Production

Nickel Mining and Smelting Corporation Gordon Lake division plans six million dollars more to reach production by October 1962. The company has spent three million so far and will need three more. Ore body exceeds one million tons with 43 percent copper and 34.00 per ton platinum value. A concentrator, 700 tons daily output, will raise nickel to 12 percent and copper to 5 percent. Sudbury smelting, Lac du Bonnet freight, Caribou Falls power line, 90 workers now, peaking at construction then 125 at production.

Nickel Mining and Smelting Corporation Gordon Lake Division Gordon Lake Lae Duc Bonnet Chamber of Commerce Sudbury Bruchansky and Sons Lac du Bonnet Caribou Falls Presentois Chamber AW. Johnston H. Po Hicks C D N. Taylor Ted Swanson Paul Fulkerson Lo Robak Frank Gibson Pulsifer Construction Kirkland Lake Ont

Help Wanted to Supervise Great Falls Skating Rink

Jacky Bracken appeals for volunteers to supervise the Great Falls skating rink one or two nights per month. He notes supervision has fallen to a few, risking unsupervised sessions, and urges parents, especially fathers, to step up. The piece also recaps Christmas events, school concert, bingo night, and local visitors over the holidays, highlighting community efforts and thanks from club president.

Jacky Bracken Whitemouth Seven Sisters

Grand Marais Notes and Obituaries from Mrs Kowalchuk

Two funerals were held in Grand Marais with burials at St Judes church. Bob Orvis died from an accidental gun discharge on Elk Island. Oliver Lewis, born here, died at Selkirk. Condolences go to the Orvis and Lewis families. An engagement party for Jos Kennedy and Louise Spreen of Clinton, Ontario, was held at Mr and Mrs M H Spreen’s home, with travel back planned for December 18. Mrs W Kowalchuk returns from Beausejour hospital. Work on Grand Beach development to resume after holidays. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Tommy Lester (Alice Hage) of Winnipeg, married December 23. Wilf Anderson and wife welcome a baby daughter. A Happy and Prosperous 1962 to readers and subscribers.

St. Judes Bob Orvis Elk Island Oliver Lewis Selkirk Orvis Lewis M. H. Spreen Jos. Kennedy Louise Spreen Clinton Ontario Myr Tommy Lester Alice Hage Winnipeg Fort William Alfred Zoldy Helen Zoldy Granny Hawk Ron Berth Vivian Henschell Rosebud Alberta Santa Claus Adolf Buttner River Hills School North School Kimy Honke Jim Honke Eranny Grandpa Figler Grany Grandpa Honke Kathy Ernie Steffan Steinbach Alex Holmes Donna Golke Bill Olson A. Golke

Ian Dubienski Named Queen's Counsel

Nine members of the bar were appointed Queen's Counsel in the 1952 New Year honors list. Ian V Dubienski, police magistrate for the Beausejour-Lac du Bonnet Whitemouth region, was named QC. He was called to the bar in 1947 and leads the firm Dubienski and Dubienski. He is national president of the Canadian Mental Health Association and Manitoba division president, among other roles, and lives with his wife and five children.

Veterans Affairs Gordon Churchill Manitoba Ian V. Dubienski Beausejour - Lac du Bonnet Whitemouth D. C. M. Kyle George Arthur Lauman Dubienski Isaac Rice Canadian Mental Health Association U. of M. Alumni Association Society of Crippled Children and Adults Manitoba Bar Association Canadian Bar Association

Pioneer Couple Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary

The Whitemouth town hall hosted a December 27 celebration for Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Wardrop on their 50th wedding anniversary. Relatives and friends praised the couple for decades of community service, with remarks from Reeve Edward Henderson and farmer Henry Steiner. The event featured a dance, a leather chair gift, and a fond toast as Leslie Wardrop and family attended.

Whitemouth D. M. Weardrop Wardrop Mable Cousins Lorne “cTavish Ernie Webb Dick Wardrop Johny Webb William Milbrandt Stan Gittins Great Falls Richard Jorgenson Felix Carlson Edward Henderson Henry Steiner

Whitemouth Elementary School Xmas Concert Shines

Whitemouth Elementary presented its annual Christmas concert on December 20 before a capacity audience of parents and friends. Grades 1 to 8 performed songs dances choral readings and plays while soloists tap dancers and recitations showcased student talent. The Nativity scene featured grades three and four and Santa Claus handed out candy at the end amid festive cheer.

Whitemouth Betty Thomson Lois Malkoske Gregory Despins Margaret White Allan Morin Gerald Aitkenhead Kelly Cousins

Lutheran Pastor Accepts Call to Lac du Bonnet

Rev Edwin Bowen of Czar Alberta will serve The Lutheran Church of The Cross in Lac du Bonnet starting in March. Bowen chose Lac du Bonnet over military chaplaincy and a parish in California, with Winnipeg pastor Erickson encouraging members to write to greet him and help his acclimation after Rev Weorris Green left last September.

Lutheran Church of the Cross Lac du Bonnet Edwin Bowen Czar Alberta Maren 4 Bowen Lac du Bennet California Robert E. Erickson Winnipeg Erickson Weorris Green

Local residents share holiday greetings and blessings

Portage la Prairie families and friends recount Christmas and New Year visits from Kenora Rennie Morris Nor way and Starbuck. Church services were held at Whitemouth and Oldenburg. A turkey shoot raised over 100 for recreation grounds. Anniversaries birthdays and hospital stays are noted along with thanks for community support.

J. B. Henderson Portage la Prairie Norman Erickson Fred Cousins Minaki Syverson Norway Harvey Hill Felix Carlier Dryden W. J. Smith Arborg Hospital John Klapprat Shelagh Chapman Pas Gerda Braun Starbuck Ed Lange Dr Bilynsky Bilynsky Winnipeg Alex Hill R. Belliveau Fisher Clarence Pischke Clarence New York Raymond Hunter Jack Swindel Jack NeyedJey Whitemouth Hospital Steve Melnick Steve

River Hills News Roundup From Whitemouth Area

River Hills notes from Mrs. A Henschell record local travels births and illnesses. Wayne Henschel returns from Edmonton to finish grade 12 at Whitemouth school. Marlene Merke recovers at home after hospital stay. Several Christmas social events and concerts are noted along with family visits to Fort William and Winnipeg. Dozens of residents, including Berntt and Henschell families, share Christmas and New Year greetings. One death reported August Berntt of Winnipeg. Flu illness widespread with about a dozen cases.

Wayne Henschel Edmonton Whitemouth Marlene Merke Whitemouth Hospital Wm. Hawk Fort William Oscar Sault St. Marie Bill Berntt Doug Segall Gregory Mrs. Baker Lutheran Church Baptist Ladies Aid Ernie Klaprat Minnie Kretchmer Kelowna B.C Gust Kretchmer Ervin Sackwi Minnetowas Alma Frica Hank Fiegler Beryl Ray Henschell Henry Funk Winnipeg Daught Gertie John Wiebe Willie Herzog Bill Hawk Fort Witham Robin Henschelt Della Bursky Berntt August Berntt Winniper Charlie Polnik

Liberals to Hold Annual Meeting in Springfield Area

The Presidents of the Federal and Provincial Liberal Associations in Springfield and Brokenhead plan a joint annual meeting at Beau Sejour Town Hall on Friday January 5 at 7 30 p m. Gildas Molget, Provincial Leader, will address the gathering as guest speaker.

Springfield Brokenhead Beausejour Town Hall Gildas Molget Spouk- GY

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. G. Franklin Cason Louw Howes Clifford Olsen Chit Ina Replanski Verne Pycc Belle Simrock Clara Bracren Jean Morran Anderson Hall Zennon Mendela Fred Kannowsky David Rusner Ladies of the Village A. Ross Walter McReady Fred Kalinowsky Dave Rosner Roy Carlson Jamie Baker Anne Gittins Glen Slater Clifford Ans Verne Pichl Stuart Clark Jack VanMierlo Axel Erickson Arnold Rosner Bonna Altstadt John Vents Don Miller David Morran Kelsey Ross Henschell RCAF Cold Lake Ross Harry Henschell Mrs. W. Kowalchuk Beausejour Hospital Grand Beach Wilf Anderson Lori Ian Dubienski Queen’s Counsel Alocades Ross United Church Ladies Aid Dominion Henderson Leslie Olive Terry Jeffrey Cynthia Gladys Ans Rennie Dan Wardrop Albert Wardrop Johnny Hunter Harry Neilson S. Stephanson R. Tullemier V.erskine Lena Lacs Tena Melnick Red Lake R. Pischke Joan Slagman River Hills Mrs. A. Henschell
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