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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 24, 1956

Page

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Lac du Bonnet Ladies Curling Club North Eastern Bonspiel set

The Lac du Bonnet Ladies Curling Club hosts its annual North Eastern Bonspiel on January 28 and 29 with rinks from surrounding districts competing. Three events offer trophies and four prizes each, including the Matlin Trophy in event one and Jones Memorial and Greininger trophies in events two and three. Entries close January 25 with Pine Falls four rinks Whitemouth one Great Falls one Lac du Bonnet three or four entries. A banquet is planned Saturday night at Memorial Hall to entertain guests.

Lac du Bonnet Matlin E Jones Greinger Pine Falls Whitemouth Great Falls Lac du Bonnet Club Memorial Hall Fastern Sae Cobain MuarDonald Uryer Winnipeg Legall Trephy John Molinski Aniel Liliau Rennie

Victor Modjeski Wins Line Elevators Farm Service Trophy

Victor Modjeski captured the Line Elevators Farm Service trophy with 762 of 1090 points at Cromwell Save the Soil Club. Agri Rep Fred Slovinski and Hayden Tolton of the Department of Agriculture attended the Beausjour Hotel dinner on Friday January 20 where Tolton praised Modjeski for erosion control through cover crops, a heavy duty cultivator, and pasture management. Tolton spoke on soil fertility and crop rotation with drainage and showed erosion slides from Brunkhill, Manitoba, plus a film on crop growth and the impact of missing inorganic elements.

Victor Modjeski Line Elevators Farm Service Cromwell Save the Soil Club Fred Slovinski Victor Hayden Tolton Department of Agriculture Beaus@jour Hotel Mr. Tolton Mr. Modjeski Brunkhill Man

Cousins Foursome Cops Whitemouth Ladies Spiel

Despite stormy weather all rinks turned out for the Whitemouth Ladies Bonspiel. In the first event Shirley Cousins rink defeated Rosenquist Wardrop Fetterby and Hlady to win. Second event went to Martha Molinski rink over Bencharski Bilynsky Kellner and Aitkenhead. Third event winners were Mabel WardropKorlak Steiner Pepko after an extra end against Hitchcock Noel Erickson Amerongen. Nellie Bencharski took the consolation prize.

Whitemouth Shirley Cousins Marion Ivanozcko Laura Person Joyce Aitkenhead E. S. Rosenquist Pat Wardrop Violet Fetterby Elaine Hlady Martha Molinski Gail Henderson Elsie Henderson Margaret Dereski Lena Bencharski S. Bilynsky Ev. Kellner Carol Aitkenhead Mabel Wardrop Carol Korlak Irene Steiner Rose Pepko Anita Hicock Jean Noel Donna Erickson Jan Amerongen Nellie Bencharski

Syd Meltzer Heads School Board of Beausejour

Syd Meltzer was reelected chairman of Beausejour School district at the annual meeting on Thursday January 19 in the School Auditorium. Ed Kiel back as deputy chairman and J Cheap as secretary. Treasurer. Plans include playground equipment with help from local service clubs and discussions on installation location. No budget changes from 1954 to 1956 and no new improvement planning. Tea was poured by principal Mel Gunson.

Syd Meltzer Beausejour Ed. Kielback J. Cheap Meitzer Mel Gunson

Victoria Beach Hockey Rivalry Headlines Weekend Action

In Grand Marais a Sunday hockey match saw Victoria Beach lose to the locals. Local visits and family updates fill the page with travels to Winnipeg and Winnipeg rail arrivals.

Grand Marais Omr.o Walter Thomas Lindas Wayne Thomas Alex Sinclair

Stead Garden Club Elects Officers

The 4 H Garden Club met at Mrs. P Lesosky home on Monday January 17 to reorganize for the year Eleven members were present Officers elected include President Judy Sinevich Vice president Ernie Kravchuk Secretary treasurer Dallas Adam chuk Club reporter Gloria Soluk Invitation director Jane Simevich Leader Mrs P Lesosky Leader s helper Miss Sinclair A three member committee was appointed to request use of the school for club activities plans for a display and banner were made and fundraising plans were discussed

Garden Club P. Lesosky Judy Sinevich Ernie Kravchuk Dallas Adamchuk Gloria Soluk Jane Simevich Miss Sinclair Clu

Ishrat Naqvi to Address Beausejour Women’s Institute

Ishrat Naqvi of Lucknow India will address the Beausejour Women’s Institute before the February 7 meeting held at the Beausejour Hotel at 3.30 p.m. He will be assisted by a Pakistani woman in native dress and invites to Collegiate students are extended. The institute also plans a town history project requesting old records clippings and photos, with Mrs R Giesbrecht as convener and material to be returned.

India Beausejour Womens Institute Ishrat Naqvi Lucknow University of Manitoba Naqvi Voung Pakistan Beausejour Hotel R. Giesbrecht Institute

Seven Sisters Teen Canteen Bingo Night raises 73 dollars

The Seven Sisters Teen Canteen held a Bean Supper and Bingo Night in the Community Hall on Friday January 21 sponsored by Carla Frantz Mary Melnick and Rose Krampetz. Net profits of 73 dollars will fund canteen needs renew the clubs record library and promote youth recreation. Volunteers from the canteen washed dishes served beans ran the bingo table and many helpers joined the success. Official officers named included Ron nrampett president Jim Gibbins treasurer Leon Kondratuk secretary Conny Harrison convener Bob Rogue and David Gittins. Continued on Page 8.

Seven Sisters Mesdames Carla Frantz Mary Melnick Rose Krampetz RonnNrampett Jim Gibbins Leon Kondratuk Conny Harrison Bob Rogue David Gittins

Whitemouth School Board Holds Annual Meeting

Whitemouth Consoli dated School ratepayers meeting held January 16 in the School Auditorium amid cold weather. Secretary W Erskine read the annual financial report noting high costs from debentures and staff salaries. Reeve Ed Henderson chaired, with Ed Malkoske as secretary. John Molinski outlined the year’s activities. Dr Wm Bilynsky and A Henderson reelected to the board and named delegates to the Manitoba School Trustees Convention. Eric McCullagh and Co. were appointed auditors for the new year. A closing vote of thanks praised the board’s work.

Whitemouth W. Erskine Reeve Ed. Henderson Ed. Malkoske

Tidy Junior Learns Responsibility Through His Own Space

Tidy Junior is taught to handle his toys and clothes by creating a personal treasure area and a child accessible closet with books and shelves. The plan emphasizes assigning him a space and furnishing it at his reach to foster habits and accountability.

Seven Sisters Church elects 2024 board officers

Seven Sisters Community Church held its annual meeting on Sunday January 22 in the Clubrooms after the service. Chairing, Stan Gittins announced a slate including Chairman Carl Birston Vice-Chairman Jim Braund Lee-Treasurer M Thomson Altar Servants Precious and Cousine Minister Service Frantz Transportation W Lewis Youth Committee Alvin Harrison Jim Gibbins Ron Krampetz. Financial reports showed the church and Sunday School sound financially with stable cash balances.

Seven Sisters Community Church Mgr Jim Braudd Edna Thomson Carl Birston Jim Braund Lee C. Precious G. Cousine Minster A. Frantz W. Lewis Alvin Harrison Jim Gibbins Ron Krampetz Jim Braund

Barley Cars to Be Judged February 18 in Winnipeg

Some 500 samples expected for the 1955 National Barley Contest with entries from Manitoba and Alberta. Nearly 350 carload entries inspected by mid January, about 225 from Manitoba and 125 from Alberta. The February 15 judging in Winnipeg will determine regional and inter provincial awards, with a panel of barley experts including Dr. L P V Johnson and Dr. L H Shebeski from Alberta and Manitoba universities, plus officials from Manitoba and Dominion boards. Consulting judges come from Canada Malting Co and Dominion Malting Co.

Winnipeg Manitoba Alberta Brewing and Malting Industries L. P. V. Johnson L. H. Shebeski Univerities Manwoh A. M. Wilson Edmonton L. B. Goodall Calgary M. H. Rowland Federal P. H. Ford Manitoba Department of Agriculture Arthur F. Dolery Dominion Board of Grain Commissioners A. T. Elders Canada Malting Co D. S. Kaufman Domion “Malting Co

Eastern Division Playdowns at Lac du Bonnet Curling

Eastern division ladies rinks from Selkirk to Charleswood met at Lac du Bonnet for Eaton's Ladies Playdowns to reach Winnipeg on February 19 and 11. Lac du Bonnet’s team led by Inga Zikman Georgina Kirby Anne Swetz and Ruth Wardrop won the final against Libau.

Selkirk Charleswood Lac du Bonnet Eaton Winnipeg Mesdames Inga Zikman Georgina Kirby Anne Swetz Ruth Wardrop Libau

Subscription Renewal Form for The Leader

The notice explains date numerals on your address show subscription due dates like 12-11-53 and urges renewal. It instructs mailing remittance with the form to Springfield Leader at 3rd Street Lac du Bonnet Man to renew for one year with enclosed $2.00 and the subscriber’s name and address.

Springfield 3Rd Street Lac du Bonnet Man Ard Street

Beausejour Town Council At Meeting on Local Fire Needs

Beausejour Town council discussed upgrading fire fighting gear and adding a five hundred gallon tank. Fire Chief Julius DeMarco leads reorganization of volunteers. Deputy Mayor Lyrd Meltzer cited January 18 assessments. town water and sewage plans eyed for fall. Mayor B Larson suffered an emergency operation but is recovering.

Beausejour Julius DeMarco Lyrd Meltzer B. Larson

Teen-age Safe Driving Road-e-o Set for Spring

A Canadian national Teen-Age Safe Driving Road-e-o aims to teach teen drivers through a written exam and a five-car driving test. About 30,000 youths in over 50 communities will compete locally with winners advancing to regional and national finals in Ottawa in June 1956. Scholarships of 1000, 500, and 250 dollars will be awarded to the top finishers.

Junior Chamber of Commerce of Canada The All Canada Insurance Federation Javcens Chambers of Commerce Boards of Trade Skc Jone Canada Ottawa

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Whitemouth Ladies Victoria Beach M. M. Smith Leonard David Mr. Percy Reg Lis Pete Masinuk City Albert Larson Nick Joseph Bert Lorne Lester Marina Lester Tanya Joy Lorne Anderson Brown's Elk 'Sland Faith Bible Camp Pete Paulson Sam Okamoto Errol Smith Alex Jonssep Jacky Gordon Thomas Bernice Donna Roomy Paulsen Balsam Bay T Qafson Kaatz Stead Garden Club Women’s Institute Seven Sisters Falls Stan Gittins Elsie Howcroft Wilf Lewis Braund Heine Hilma Solar Offcers Audit Bureau of Circulations Vo Organizations Junior Chamber Ross Smivehoofff Laurent Poe Junior “Chambers United States Haalle Gmake Phineelfs Theo Vepdiet
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