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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 09, 1954

Page

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Beausejour Couple Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary

Beausejour Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rumak, pioneer residents of Broken Head district and Beausejour, marked their 50th anniversary on February 20 at the Ukrainian hall. Surrounded by family friends and relatives, they received tokens and good wishes from Rev. Father S. Borys. They wed February 3 1904 at St Peter and St Pauls Catholic church Ladywood. the family includes six sons two daughters and nine grandchildren.

Peter Rumak Brokenhead Beausejour S. Bory St. Peter’s St. Paul's Ladywood

Pine Falls Man to Compete in British Empire Rifle Meet

Don O. White of Pine Falls has qualified to compete in the British Empire Rifle Meet near Aldershot England this summer. He and 18 Canadians sail from Quebec on the Cunardess Scythia June 9. White, from New Brunswick, has taken part in this trip before in 1931 and 1933. He is a Dominion of Canada Rifle Association member and Winnipeg Light Infantry. works as Control Superintendent at Pine Falls Paper Mill.

Pine Falls Don O. White Aldershot England Don Canada Quebec Mr. White New Brunswick White Dominion of Canada Rifle Association Winnipeg Light Infantry

Beausejour MFU Meeting Sees Western Ties Strengthen

M F U president Mrs Mary McIntosh told a Beausejour Manitoba Farmers Union meeting that farmers issues must be addressed locally. She contrasted Western unity with Quebec gaps and urged continued action as fallowing trips to Ottawa shaped understanding. Officers listed include Henry Small as president and plans for a 1954 program with maps to push 100 percent membership.

Mary McIntosh Manitoba Farmers Union Beausejour Lodge M.F.A Henry Small P. Holyk A. Girvitz Fred Small W. Meyers M. Laneway E. Peitch A. Zelch J. J. Modrejewski T. Jurewicz Greivance J. Mroz EB. Peitch

Beausejour Queen Crowned At Winter Karnival Night

Miss Lillian Beley sponsored by Beausejour Collegiate was named Karnival Queen at Beausejour Winter Karnival held March 5 and 6. Crowds from local and surrounding districts attended both nights featuring costumes ice skating and novelty acts. The Winnipeg Rangers beat Beausejour All Stars 2 to 0. Queen Lillian Beley was crowned by Phylis Mroz with Eric Abbott directing the ice extravaganza and Frank Stack Gordon Audley presenting speed skating and barrel jumping. Local figure skating talent debuted Saturday night to acclaim for future prospects.

Lillian Beley Beausejour Collegiate Beausejour Beausejour Lions Club Christine Rospach B.mckinnon J. McKinnon J. McLaughlin Winnipeg Rangers Beausejour All Stars Phylis Mroz Eric Abbott Wes Frank Stack Gordon Audley

Pool Elevator Favored for Beausejour Project

Campaign aims to build a pool elevator for Beausejour serving Brokenhead Municipality and nearby areas. Committee chair M Laneway notes strong support. Meetings have occurred at Wood, Green Bay, Tyndall, Lydia, Hazelglen with others planned at Allegra March 17, Thalberg March 18, Brokenhead March 19, and Lowland March 23, all in schoolhouses except Lowland Hall.

Beausejour Brokenhead M. Laneway St. Me Attay Wood Green Bay School House Lowland

Whitemouth’s E Kirby Celebrates 80th Birthday

Edward Kirby of Whitemouth was honored at his son William Kirby’s home on Feb 28 for his 80th birthday. Attendees included sons Fred and Les Lié of Kenora Ontario, daughter-in-law Mrs Richard Jorgenson, and friends from Winnipeg. Kirby, in good health, farmed extensively until his wife’s passing and has attended White mouth Anglican Church for fifty years. A group presentation was given by attendees.

Edward Kirby Whitemouth William Kirby Fred Leslie Kenora Ont Richard Jorgenson Winnipeg Kirby Tge

Pine Falls Club sponsors a safety program tonight

The Pine Falls Quarter Century Club hosted a safety program at the Recreation Hall. Guest speaker George Walmsley, Car District Supervisor of Safety for Canadian Pacific Railway, urged home and workplace safety, noted high industrial and non industrial fatalities, and emphasized railway crossing safety. A display of safety shoes and films complemented the talk. Mill Manager and the era history notes were also mentioned.

Pine Falls Quarter Century Club Kahle George Walmsley Canadian Pacific Railway Co Walmsley Canada Bob Fraser

Lac du Bonnet Anglican W A Stress Kindness

The March meeting of Lac du Bonnet St John’s Anglican church met March 1 in the Parish hall with Mrs G Ambrose presiding and Mrs B Clarke as acting secretary. The theme was kindness with readings and a solo by Irene Amos. Business included planning a Fashion Show, preparing a base for the Indians, and fundraising via Hobo Teas. Lunch was provided by Mrs Kaatz, Mrs O Carroll and Miss Halliday.

Lac du Bonnet St. John’s W. A G. Ambrose B. Clarke B. Wilkes Irene Amos

Pine Falls Hospital Auxiliary Buys New Articles

The Women’s Hospital Auxiliary met March 1 at the Chateau. Treasurer E Siddall reported proceeds from February’s cooking sale 76.85 and from the doll raffle 85.76, won by E M Erickson of Winnipeg. The group bought blankets, bed throws, drapes material for nurseries, sheets, crib spreads, gowns, pillow cases, and towel bags. next project is funds for patient coffee pots and bed lamps. next meeting March 22 at the Chateau.

Women's Hospital Auxiliary Chateau E. Siddall E. M. Erickson Winnipeg R. J. Rigg

Fred King Captures Seven Sisters Bonspiel

The Seven Sisters bonspiel concluded on Tuesday March 2 with finals in four events. Fred King and his rink Betty Kretchmer Alex Kinghorn and Mrs Solness defeated M Thomsons rink 12 11 to hold the Curling Club Trophy for a year. Murray's rink with Bob Walker Ed Honke and Mrs Mike Klepatz also performed as usual.

Seven Sisters Fred King Betty Kretchmer Alex Kinghorn Mrs. Solness M. Thomson Murray Bob’ Walker Ed. Honke Mike Klepatz Fred King King’s Curling Club Jack Kearns Charlie Hill Albert Schultz David Gittins Jim Murphy Jack Howecroft Emma Sauer R. Tittlemeir Maurice Everson Keith King Alan Pommer Hugh Oxkholm John Klepatz Ben Kuhn Harry Shultz R. Tittlemier

Scout Cub Exhibition Open Night in Community Hall

The Seven Sisters Scout and Cub group held Open Nite on Friday March 5 in the community hall. Ewart Carruthers and George Kretchmer led both groups through signaling compass reading rope tying and group games. Romeo Pickard opened the evening welcomed parents and praised support. Richie Gittins received a safety badge from Scout Master Kretschmer. Ladies of the social committee served lunch as the event closed.

Seven Sisters Ewart Carruthers George Kretchmer Mr. Pickard Richie Gittins R. Pichard F. King H. Solar B. Pommer Pichard

Libau Hosts First Annual Bonspiel Curling Event

Libau Manitoba hosts its first annual bonspiel at the two sheet curling club over three days from Feb 26. Twenty two rinks from Transcona Beausejour Clandeboye Winnipeg Lac du Bonnet Scanterbury Selkirk and Libau competed. Topolinski of Transcona won the first event and Joe Sparman of Lac du Bonnet won the second.

Libau Manitoba Transcona Beauseéjour Clandeboye Winnipeg Lac du Bonnet Scanterbury Selkirk Gig Libau Curling Club Topolinski Joe Sparman Sparman

Doreen Lange Crowned Whitemouth Queen

Doreen Lange was crowned Whitemouth Queen at the Community Club Carnival and Queen Contest held February 27. Prizes awarded for costumes and skates, with contestants Jean Terranchi, Pat Wardrop, and others. Proceeds totaled $267.36 after events including broom ball.

Doreen Lange Whitemouth Jean Terranchi Pat Wardrop Chamber of Commerce Lana Bilynsky Ronnie Hunt Carol Aikenhead Patty Hunt Barry Paulsen Douglas Jorgenson Helen Johnson Anne Paulsen Randy Melnick Henry Steiner

Beausejour Bid Farewell to Lutheran Pastor Moertelmeyer

A farewell gathering in Beausejour Town hall honored retiring Rev and Mrs H Moertelmeyer after 27 years in the district. Over 400 friends attended to wish them success in their new assignment with speakers including Mayor A Larson and ex-mayors. Collected funds and a pearl necklace were presented, while daughter Anne Moertelmeyer remains in Winnipeg with the World Luther League.

H. Moertelmeyer Beausejour Henry Small Lydiatt O. Winter J. Monk P. Wise Winnipeg J. Thielmann Thalberg Mr. Moertelmeyer R. Schewe Oneregition and Friends Anne Moertelmeyer World Luther League South Edmonton Anne Will Sill

Brokenhead Municipal Hall to Beausejour

The Rural Municipality of Brokenhead plans a new Municipal Hall and admin headquarters in Beausejour this year. It will rent the former Beausejour Royal Bank on Park Avenue from April 15 to August 31, by which the new building is expected to be ready. The council approved final payment on the Grand Beach Highway construction, opening the way for provincial takeover. The 1954 general levy was set at 53 mills and a 1954 budget prepared accordingly. Reeve A A Trapp was named Drainage Trustee for 1954.

Brokenhead Beausejour Royal Bank of Canada Park Avenue Grand Beach Reeve A. A. Trapp

Birds Hill Flyers Win Sellen Trophy Triumph

Birds Hill Flyers clinched the Sellen Trophy by sweeping the North Springfield Sparks in three straight playoff games in a 3 2 victory. Gerry Keecian assisted by Geo Kelly netted the winning goal late in the final period as Birds Hill sealed the series before a large local crowd. J Morrisey and S Ostrosky scored for the Sparks. Kelly Rebeck Garry Keechan and Carl Rebeck tallied for Birds Hill. Officials were Red Hayes and Johnnie Hucko.

Birds Hill Flyers North Sprinfield Sparks Birds Hill Gerry Keecian Geo. Kelly J. Morrisey S. Ostrosky North Springfield Sparks G. Kelly Carl Rebeck Garry Keechan Springfield M. Anderson P. Maciejko J. Zelinski R. Zelinski B. Wiggins T. Usiwack Bob Morris T. Kowalchuk Bill Pemenuck Bill ‘Doc' Hitra M. Nelpuk Philip’ Rebeck C Rebeck Len Rebeck Bob Rebeck Johny Binda Joe ‘Peppino’ Binda Angelo Binda Raymond Binda Sid Ross Kelly Hallett Walter Brackowski Jack MacBeth Geo Kelly Gerry Keechan Doug Wadell Red’* Hayes Johnnie Hucko L. J. Tait

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M. F. U Meet Federal Ottawa McIntosh E. Kirby U.S Pine Falls Hospital Romeo Pickard Provincial Library Legislative Sellen Trophy R. W. Belton S. Kondratiuk R. Belton Belton Merchant's Norm Kellett Norm Keller A. Helena R. Ub Barry Kaatz
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