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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 17, 1961

Page

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Teachers Discuss Permanent Board and Tenure Concerns

The Manitoba School Trustees Association plans resolutions for December urging government action on equal rights for teachers, tenure security, and opposition to separating principals from the teaching body. They favor a permanent arbitration board for consistent, informed wage settlements.

Ori di ‘Association Manitoba Division Association Teachers Society Manitoba Teachers’ Society Manitoba School Trustees’ Association Trustees Association

Canada approves bridge contract for plant access

A contract valued at 379 583 60 dollars for the B to B or B specification of the two bridge alternates has been approved by Atomic Energy of Canada. The sub structure must be finished by June with the west abutment due by May 1. McNamara and partners list completion by end of April. The bridge, designed for heavier highway loads, will span the Winnipeg river near Seven Sisters dam, crossing five piers from two abutments and approach causeways for a quarter mile crossing. Construction began Monday January 16.

Atomic Energy of Canada Maxist McNamara Wer Pinaway Channel Winnipeg River Seven Sisters

Community skating rink to host adult supervision evenings

A meeting approved evening supervision for skaters from 7:00 to 9:00 daily with volunteers named to cover the next two weeks. Messrs Marcel Dupont Josaphat Vincent Severe Vincent Ernest Dupont Theodore Dupont and Elie Martel offered to help. A heated warming building near the rink was moved to aid skating prep and order.

Marcel] Dupont Jospahat Vincent Messrs Marcel Dupont Josaphat Vincent Severe Vincent Ernest Dupont Theodore Dupont Elie Martel

Poison bait stations warn Lac du Bonnet residents

In Lac du Bonnet Manitoba poison bait stations set by the Department of Agriculture with the municipality and game branch aim to reduce predator livestock losses. Five stations on local farms warn residents and keep away from domestic animals as the bait, Compourad 1080, is highly poisonous. stations placed away from woods, creeks, trails, buildings and roads, limited to one per township.

Rollie Blanchard Libau Clifford Brook Lac du Bonnet Manitoba Game Branch Dept. of Agriculture Gane Edwart Dan Fostsy Frank Stupack Ed Sieg

Regional Conference of Manitoba Chambers in Lac du Bonnet

Delegates from Manitoba Chambers of Commerce met at Lac du Bonnet to discuss officer duties, cooperative enterprises and tax fairness. Highway and road improvements were proposed including paving routes 11 and 15 and rebuilding No 4 to the Ontario border, with plans for a forest access road. Attendees included S N Jones, J W Wade, Frank Price, Rod Thomson, Wilf Boiteau, and P H Klassen.

Chambers of Commerce Manitoba Lac du Bonnet Manitoba Chambers of Commerce Pine Falls MacArthur Falls Silver Falls Beausejour Ontario Hadashville Middlebro Brokenhead River Elma

Lac du Bonnet Curling Club Wins Three Firsts and Second

Lac du Bonnet Curling Club opened 1961 bonspiel season with three events over the weekend. John Usackis lead a five game winning Beausejour rink to the main prize in the 33-rink men’s bonspiel, while high school team skip Don Stupack won Kenora’s main event. J Sherle’s senior team captured Great Falls Novelty Bonspiel. R Butchart, second in the second event.

Lac du Bonnet John Usackis Beausejour Don Stupack Kenora High School J. Sherle R. Butchart J.usackis Glen Butchart Bob Lesko Wayne Zeemel Gillespie Dugald Libau C. McIn Deer Lodge A. Neyedley Bollen Andy Usackis Blaine Campbell Roy Quong Kenora Fort William D. Milko J. Moore Great Falls Gordon Weiss R. Waters Doreen Dancut Sherle Ted Harrison Pine Falls Krampetz Seven Sisters Axel Ericksen Alex McLeod G. Campbell

Great Falls Curling Bonspiel Hosts Friendly Weekender

President Bill Sutherland led a sociable curling spree in Great Falls with players from Bissett Pine Falls Lac du Bonnet and Seven Sisters joining guests from Winnipeg. Ernie Newsham and his San Antonio Mines team drew spirited praise and became the crowd favorite as his team roared the crowd with catchphrase Swee o p Swee o p.

Bill Sutherland Great Falls Bissett Pine Falls Lac du Bonnet Seven Sisters Winnipeg Ernie Newsham San Antonio Mines Ernie

North Eastern Ladies Spiel Opens With 22 Entries

The Lac du Bonnet North Eastern Ladies Bonspiel begins Friday with twenty two entries. Competitions span three events the Hudson Bay trophy Goodway trophy and the Lac du Bonnet Ladies Curling Club event. Rinks come from Winnipeg Pine Falls Great Falls Regina Bissett Seven Sisters Milner Ridge Beausejour and Lac du Bonnet. A Saturday evening break features entertainment by the Lac du Bonnet club. Finals set for 8 p.m. Sunday.

Lac du Bonnet

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Jim Sherle Wins Great Falls Spiel

The Great Falls Curling club hosted its fourth annual mixed open bonspiel over the weekend with Jim Sherle and Lac du Bonnet rink winning the main event 14 6 against Axel Erickson of Great Falls. Garry Erickson won the second event 11 9 over Ralph Butchart, and Allan Dales of Manitoba took the third 9 7 over Ernie Newsham.

Great Falls Curling Club Jim Sherle Lac du Bonnet Gordon Weiss Dorothy Waters Doreen Dancyt Great Falls Axel Erickson Erickson Gunner Postnicks Belle Courchine Gladys Jansson Sherle Laketown Sheree R. Butchart Ted Harrison Ronny Krampetz Erikson Bill Sutherland Jim le Roye Jim Taylor Garry Erickson Fred Kalinowsky Tina Ans Elaine Johnston Ralph Butchart Alex McLeod George Campbell Buthcart Tom Campbell Butchart Kokolowski Jarowski Pine Falls Allan Dales Kelsey Manitoba Bill Hebert Rose Krampetz Ernie Newsham San Antonio Alex Reid Mary Newsham Ellen Reid Newsham Dales Anderson Hall Les Morgan Dave Rosner Stan Gittins Fred Ans Jessie Erickson Virginia Clark Betty Bracken Joyce Ryckman Curling Club

Teachers to Attend Manitoba General Course Workshop

Mr W A Kachur Lac du Bonnet Mrs O Zaborniak Lac du Bonnet St Rene Pine Falls and Mr L G Laroche Pine Falls will represent the Agassiz Division Association at a one day workshop January 21 at St James Collegiate Winnipeg. The Manitoba Teachers Society Curriculum Committee organized the session to explain aims and objectives of the proposed General Course for high school students under Mr Geoffrey Davies Director of Curricula.

W. A. Kachur Lac du Bonnet O. Zaborniak St. Rene Pine Falls L. G. Laroche Agassiz Manitoba Teachers’ Society St. James Collegiate Institute Winnipeg Geoffrey Davies

New Recreation Hall Planned for Great Falls

Sixty four members of the Great Falls Recreation club and other residents met in Anderson Hall on Thursday January 12 to discuss club business and the future possibility of a new recreation hall. Ron Muncer was elected president, replacing Vince Rowe, who resigned for business reasons. Don Baker was chosen as vice president. The group approved spending up to 750 for architect plans and authorized a building committee to proceed, with fundraising plans including a monster automobile raffle.

Great Falls Harvey Battram Winnipeg Electric Co Ron Muncer

Confirmation at St John’s Anglican Church

The Rev. Bishop H. E. Hives conducted a confirmation service at St. John’s Anglican Church in Lac du Bonnet on Sunday January 15. Eighteen members were admitted to the church, including Neil Campbell Bonnie Halliday Ashley Langridge Richard Smith Barry Rousseau Eleanor Sitar and several others.

H. E. Hives Diocese of Keewatin St. John's Anglican Church Neil Campbell Bonnie Halliday Ashley, Langridge Richard Smith Barry Rousseau Eleanor Sitar D. Boznanen V. Maguire E. Marshall Or. Rogers V. C. Hardy J. Mansbridge E. McLeod J Sparman I. Winberg

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