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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 06, 1959

Page

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Lac du Bonnet Council Seeks New Link for No 11 Highway

At a December 19 special meeting, Lac du Bonnet council proposed a link between the old and new No 11 highway locations, running north of Sec 18 and 19-15-11E to meet the new route. The board also sought Public Works grants totaling 60 percent for multiple gravel and grade projects across sections 34,5,6-15-9E through 33-15-12E, plus a 50 percent grant for a Drain and grade project in sections 25-30 and 34-35-15-9E. A presentation honoring Ward 3 Councillor John Grewinski will occur at term end. Numerous accounts were approved for payment to local residents and businesses, including E Wojciechowski, Jos Mazur, Lavoie Motors, and City of Winnipeg, among others.

Lac du_—séz Bonnet Department of Public Works Minnewawa MPC Layoie Motors Petrus Corner Calvert Grant Gravel John Grewinski Ward E. Wojciechowski Jos. Mazur Ed. S. Sikora W. R. Belluk Victor David Mrs. Ingaldson Pioneer Store City of Winnipeg W. J. Renshaw Ec du Bonnet Taxi Children's Aid Soc Albert Wood Willson Stat’y Ltd H. R. Eade Can. Pac. Rail M. Horbatiuk M.H.S. P

Five Deer Parade Through Great Falls on New Year’s Day

Five deer trotted through Great Falls on New Year’s Day, emerging from the river area and strolling down the main street before vanishing into the bushes. Locals noted the sight as a peaceful moment that showcased the town as a haven for wildlife and birds.

Great Falls

Village News and Personal Bits from Pine Falls

Oliver Boulette Jr spent four days in Pine Falls hospital after injuring himself in a collision with Rex’s car. Mrs Mead and Mrs Bostrom shown improving and opening a clothing store. Christmas concert well attended with Santa Claus. Stan Clarke moved to Ayane Lake to work for Griffith. Hole River reserve road now open after bulldozing work.

Oliver Joe Boulette Jr Pine Falls Hospital Rex Stan Clarke Ayane Lake Griffith Was Hole River Reserve

Timothy Hay For Sale In Willard Area Ad

Miscellaneous for sale listing Timothy hay available from Willard Staerk in Whitemouth Manitoba contact phone 250 for inquiries and pickup details for timely purchase and delivery arrangements.

Timothy Hay Willard Staerk Whitemouth Man

First New Year Fun in Great Falls Comes Alive

Great Falls welcomed the new year with a well attended New Year’s Eve dance at Anderson Hall hosted by the Community Club. Bruce Jacobs and organizers receive congratulations for a successful frolic as local residents and visitors gathered. Gordon Allan Longbottom born 1:39 p.m. New Year’s Day at Pine Falls Hospital, weighing 7 lbs 14 oz, new year’s first local birth. Curling Club hosts second open mixed bonspiel January 10 11 with sixteen teams and a post event dance in Anderson Hall. Cribbage crown won by Don Miller with Bruce Jacobs second. nearly forgotten is Mrs M Thorbergson last year’s champ. Anglican Church observed nine lessons and carols December 28 with guests from Kenora and Pine Falls Advent choir present.

Great Falls Anderson Hall Bruce Jacobs Gordon Longbottom Pine Falls Hospital Gordon Allan Transcona Way Carl Petterson Curling Club Seven Sisters Lac du Bonnet Pine Falls Petterson Don Miller Gene Lemire Sig Anderson M. Thorbergson Gaston Kenora

Readers respond to Dec. 16 road program report

A Winnipeg River area letter clarifies the 300000 road program timeline and northern loop plans. It notes winter works to finish by March 31 and that Pine Falls to Lac du Bonnet will proceed as summer projects, funded by both provinces and the Dominion. The writer cites aerial photo studies of inland bog and rock, and outlines a potential 1200 mile tourist loop across Manitoba linking Wallace Lake God’s Lake Simonhouse Thompson and Near Thicket Portage via Hudson Bay railway support.

Winnipeg Pine Falls - Bissett Lac du Bonnet Dominion Manitoba Lake Winnipeg Hole River Wallace Lake God's Lake Wallace lake-God's Lake Simonhouse-Thompson God’s Lake Thicket Portage Thompson Canada Rocky Mountains Armour MacKay

National wealth and key Canadian resources

The four great sources of Canadian wealth are forests farms minerals and water power. The pulp and paper industry uses water power to convert the forest crop into national income chiefly from exports and to pay wages.

Pine Falls Defeated in Manitoba High School Bonspiel Final

The Pine Falls rink led by Ron Rowe Ken Smorang Herb Albertson and Bill Hein kel fell 11-5 to Daniel McIntyre skipped by Jack Hellemond at the Granite Club Winnipeg. McIntyre built a six point lead in the late ends and kept control to win the Victor Sifton trophy. Lac du Bonnet also competed, losing in their fifth game.

Pine Falls Ron Rowe Ken Smorang Herb Albertson Bill Heinkel Granite Club Winnipeg Daniel McIntyre Jack Hellemond Marv Zilkie Don Owens al Rummery Victor Sifton Winnipeg Lads

Bissett News Roundup From Mrs Bowyer’s Column

A cold snap drops to 52 below as crews widen the road to Long Lake under a New Deal work program. Winnipeg visitors, Christmas gatherings, and local travel fill the town notes. The piece lists numerous residents and guests, with several trips to Winnipeg, Pine Falls, and Thompson, plus a car collision near Griffin Bros. and holiday health updates.

School Board to Speak to Parents

The Lac du Bonnet School Board asks all fathers and mothers of students in grades 8 to 12 to attend a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the school on January 14. Speakers will address general problems affecting students and work. Fathers are especially urged to attend to support teachers and the board before action is taken.

Lac du Bonnet

Usackis to Represent Lac du Bonnet in Brier

John Usackis rink will represent Lac du Bonnet at the MacDonald Brier playdowns with Michael Smith Leo Fournier and Andy Usackis after defeating R Butchart and R Enright last Sunday. They head to Pine Falls for the northern playoff while the southern playoff meets at Beausejour with winners advancing to Lac du Bonnet and then to Selkirk and Winnipeg. The format shifts to a double knock-out with sixteen rinks this year, down from sixty four in earlier seasons.

Rowe Lac du Bonnet Johnny Usackis Len Fournier Ronnie Stupack Andy Usackis John Usackis Michael Smith Leo Fournier R. Butchart R. Enright Pine Falls Beausejour Selkirk Winnipeg Birks and Eaton's

Nature unaided raises far more trees than can be planted

Natural forces seed and grow a far larger forest than planned planting programs can achieve. The balance shifts as spontaneous growth outpaces human efforts, highlighting limits of organized reforestation compared to ecological self seeding over time.

Portage la Prairie Hosts 68th Annual Bonspiel on Artificial Ice

The Portage Carling Curling Club announces its 68th annual bonspiel on artificial ice from January 9 to January 24. Six trophies awarded, a Tuesday banquet, ample hotel space, and equal prizes per event. Entries close January 17 at 6 p.m. with first draw at 9 a.m. January 19. each rink plays six games.

Portage la Prairie Portage Rink Portage Carling Club Portage

Legion Ladies Elect New Officers at Lac du Bonnet

The Lac du Bonnet Legion Ladies Auxiliary elected officers for the coming year at the legion hall on December 16. President R P Waters was re elected. other posts include Bert Wood and H Arseniuk as vice presidents, Arvid Dancyt as secretary, Herb Dancyt as treasurer, and several social and service coordinators. The year featured two social evenings, three fundraising drives, a home nursing course, a scholarship, and a Christmas party aiding 69 children. Plans for the mothers march in support of the March of Dimes were announced.

Lac du Bonnet Canadian Legion Legion Hall R. P. Waters Bert Wood H. Arseniuk Arvid Dancyt Herb Dancyt Ways and Mesdames R. Enright J. Winberg J. Nesper Laurentine Fournier J. Sherle E. Chapman M. Campbell E. Nasstrom H. Arsenault Wilf Lavoie Frank Hanton Red Cross F. Simmons

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Municipal Council Santa Claus ST. John's Anglican Church School ST. Lornena Church Pointe du Bois Lutheran Church OF the Cross John Martinson Stan Gittins Fawns Tom Doris Venn Don Evette Fraser P. J. Loewen Gretna W. McRae Heather Connie Myrtle McDonald Kenneth Campbell Helen Fergusson Corrine Vallerie Jacques Sam Baker Melbourne Curtis Helen Baker Larry Metzler Ross Henschel Rich Gittins Bird River P. Warren L. Morgan Judy Jansen S. Gittins Dave Gittins G. Casey E. Ford A. Ford Freddy Haverlock Ivan Komnorovichkoish Stanislaus Shooterpuck Russia Rod Coakes Pine Falls Game and Fish Association Bob Dorothy Warren General Hospital Mrs. W. Warren Kenneth Fergusson Wayne Anderson University of Manitoba Manito Nove Cortory Law Pela Bennet Audit Bureau of Circulations Springfield Leaner 3Rd Street Long Lake Neil Wold Bissett Alf Clarke Georgetta Clarke Bill Bedcowe Doreen Brow Julie Pick J. M. Fontaine Margaret Madeline Fort Alexander Alex G. la Forte Frances Fontaine Camperville Cst Wood Sandra Mrs. Wood Mrs. Archibald Neelin Deere Lodge L. P. Compton and J. Brown Bennett Lake Mrs. Martin St. Boniface Annie Hogue St. Anthony Mission G. Lemard W. Barnes T.B. Hospital Jane Frances Baker Carman Frances John Steinlitner Mrs Fred Baker Gordon Berens Berens River Percy William Reynolds University Mrs. Reynolds Wilda Toronto Mrs. Jorgenson Neil Jack Cliff Gibson Mr. Gibson Damon Mrs. Gibson Mrs. Gib M. Clarke Dawson Lisse Bryan City Leo Klatt Nixdorf Thomson Clarke Griffith Bros Alex George LaForte George Townend Elliot Lake TCA Helge Anderson Marilyn Gwen Rousseau Glenhore W. Rousseau Durgan James Fox Claude Rousseau Cis Gimb Alee Charlie Wynne St. Boniface Hospital Newman Esterhazy G Moore Bryan W Anderson Pte Phillip Clarke The Queen's Own Rifles Calgary G. Clarke Wei Skinny Moran Afi T. Shie Mrs. Hammond Victoria Beach V. Shier Lila May Audrey Mr. Vor Mrs. Caswell John Caswell Quebec Gabe Clarke Mike Petrus Lesnard Semard Lynne Lake Isabel Semard Frances and Margaret Fontaine Alex LaForte Alex LaForte Sr Pine Joe Phillis Solinsky Goodlands Eleanor Proysaznuik Springwell Lar du Bonnet Mrs. Harvey Chalmers Findlay and Woodnearth Mrs. Chalmers Woodworth Y. Cuffe Montreal TransAir W Weeks Bruce Griffith Bud Schurko Mrs. Prysaznuik Nester J. Groat Winninee Norman McLeod E. Finnbogason Shirley Ann Tackie United College Father McRae the Mission Charles Krause Corey George Krause Usackis Legion
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