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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 14, 1950

Page

2

Board Of Trade funds first scholarship for graduates

Minutes approved and tourism information forwarded to Travel Bureau. The group unanimously agreed to sponsor the first scholarship for students moving from Grade XI to Grade XII. A committee will meet with the Home and School association to arrange administration. The Air Transport Board will be consulted on developing the local air field. Parking sign plans were shelved due to winter conditions.

Home and School Association Air Transport Board J. S. Sinnott M.P Sinnott

Watkins Heads Lac du Bonnet Legion Branch

At the Lac du Bonnet Canadian Legion B E S L regular meeting on March 9 J J Watkins was elected president Roy Freund became first vice president and E J Coates second vice president E J Rousseau was named sergeant at arms and M Torrance secretary treasurer The session closed with a social period as the ladies auxiliary joined in.

Lac du Bonnet Canadian Legion B.E.S.L J. J. Watkins Roy Freund E. J. Coates E. J. Rousseau M. Torrance

Beausejour Plans Concert For War Memorial Fund

The W.L. of Beausejour plan a variety concert at Lyric theatre on March 29 at 8 p m to aid the Beausejour Brokenhead War Memorial fund. Memorial receipts totaling 1540 15 are listed by treasurer L J Pulfer, including refunds from unemployment insurance and contributions from Lions Club Legion and hockey activities.

W.L. of Beausejour Beausejour- Brokenhead War Lyric Theatre Memorial Fund L. J. Pulfer Lions Club Legion J. Shelson

First Papertown Bonspiel For Ladies Held March 3 4

The Pine Falls Curling Club hosted its first annual Paper town Ladies bonspiel on March 3 and 4 with 16 rinks. Pine Falls dominated all four events with wins by R Wardrops, J Dawsons, C McIntyre, and Swetz, while Whitemouth Lac du Bonnet Pointe du Bois entrants took second prizes. A Friday banquet followed curling with Mrs Bert Robinson guiding the meal.

Pine Falls Papertown Cambridge R. Wardrop Zikman Pinawa Eaton Swetz Lac du Bonnet Wilson Pointe du Bois Bert Robinson

Paper Makers Rally Over Machinists In Grudge Match

Selkirk Fishermen lost 8 4 to Pine Falls in a separate hockey clash. A Sunday grudge game between Mac hinists and Papermakers of the Manitoba Paper company on March 5 at 8 30 p m ended Paper makers 4 Machinists 3. Olive Laforte praised for defensive play.

Manitoba Paper Company Olive Laforte

Bonspiel participants listed include Winnipeg and area firms

The bonspiel featured teams and sponsors such as Hudson's Bay Co Ladies Curling Club Lac du Bonnet Dry Cleaners Eatons Gift Shop Sundes Albert's Bargain Store Parents' Store Pine Falls restaurant Chateau theatre Stan's Taxi Cambridge Creamery and other local businesses.

Hudson's Bay Co. Ladies Curling Club Lac du Bonnet Dry Cleaners Eatons Winnipeg Gift Shop Sundes Albert's Bargain Store Parents’ Store Pine Falls Chateau Theatre Stan’s Taxi Cambridge Creamery

Lac du Bonnet Council Seeks Road Upgrades and Boundary Input

Delegates urged road improvements around central 15 9E and east of 34-15-10E while the council pressed for more government aid. Reeve Wojciechowski presided with councillors Mazur Bilan Davies and Belluk. Tax adjustments were made and numerous accounts approved for payment.

Lac du Bonnet E. Wojciechowski J. Mazur Julian Bilan R. W. Belluk S. Hunchak Joe Nawolski P. Olynyk John Apsit John Dubhinski Lettonia Buchan Golden Bay G. Romanishen L. G. District of Reynolds S. Keith Maybank Keith and Westbury R.M. of Whitemouth Jos Mazur A. E. J. Davies W. R. Belluk RM. of Brokenhead A. Nejedly H. Bellin F. H. Waters A. Betker

Rice Lake Pioneers of 1912 Poem Unearthed by Local Readers

A reader provides a copy of Rice Lake Pioneers of 1912 recounting the rush era on Big Rice Lake. The verse lists many miners and prospectors, including Pelletier Quesnel Merrill McKenzie Wrathall Wilson Ainslie Hall Cheswright Hare McConnell Blair Behrman Wisbur Baird McDonald Demeray Ervine Perring Fay Cummings Woods Boyd Devlin LaBine and others in a nostalgic mining saga.

Merrill Frank Demeray Ed Ervine Jack Perring Tommy Fay George Baird Enok Johnson Mac Willie Boulette McDonalds Archie Dan George Edmonds Bill Stevens Walt Heffernan Roy Law Alex Campbell Oswald Quesnel Joe Pliskey George Cummings Tommy Carswell Hugh Smith Gunnar Berg Leo W. K. Harding Jack Papineau Sandy Grant Gunnar Devlin Lloyd Charles Andrews George Woods Alex Boyd J. Parker Kirby Don McLeod Earl Kane Chris Hodgins Big Murray Gilbert LaBine Red More Gordon Reahill Frank Thoms Jim Steele Helmer Gans George Porter

Seven Sisters Falls High School Bonspiel Sees Seven Teams

The Seven Sisters Falls High School bonspiel began on March 8 with seven teams. Daisy King skipped one team, with several other skippers including Margaret Leith and Morna Frantz. Jerry Rougeau won the second event as Daisy King earned the first event title.

Daisy King Edmond Knopf Marion Lewis Harvey Neilson Margaret Leith Dennis McDonald Keith King Jill Hansen Morna Frantz Betty Kretchmer Sandra Oxholm Florence Kraning Brian Hudson Brian Schuller Ronnie Krampetz Jerry Rougeau Betty Stardom Jack

World Day of Prayer Service Held by Seven Sisters Falls Women

The Seven Sisters Falls women gathered in the club room on Friday February 24 to mark World Day of Prayer. Mrs W Mc Gibbon led with Mrs F Oxholm at the piano. Participants included Mrs Carr Mrs King Mrs Everson Mrs Car ruthers Mrs Ligertwood Mrs Oddreifsson Mrs Ambrose and Mrs Williams. Mrs Leith sang My Task and Mrs E Tennent of Winnipeg gave the lecture. Miss Michi Kawai founder of Keisen Girls school Japan prepared much of the service. Offerings supported missions at home and abroad.

Seven Sisters Falls W. McGibbon F. Oxholm Carr King Everson Carruthers Ligertwood Oddreifsson Ambrose

Irvin Klepatz rink wins Whitemouth school bonspiel

The Whitemouth school curling season ended March 8 with Irvin Klepatz rink taking the E. Malkoske trophy after defeating Charlie Steiner in the final 14 to 8. Finalists and team rosters are listed with prizes to be presented at a Community Club social.

Irvin Klepatz Whitemouth School Whitemouth Clarence Nelson Gordon Merke Charlie Steiner Anita Hill Lorne Molinski Steiner Molinski Merke Nelson Klepatz Hill Shirley Jorgenson Rose Sudletski Evelyn Zimmerman J. Thomson C. Steiner C. Jorgenson Joe Gustav E. Brown

Renewal request with enclosed two dollars

The sender asks to renew a subscription for one year and indicates a payment of 2.00 is included. No further details such as recipient, account number, or subscription terms are provided.

Pioneering song roll call from Winnipeg writers

A stream of names from a Manitoba verse recalls E L White Dan McRae Billy Fraser and many others from Spokane to Quebec Tommy Hurd and McLeod Donald S. The speaker signals a nightly farewell in Winnipeg and ends with good night as sleep calls.

E. L Happy” White Dan McRae Billy Fraser One Copperthwaite Andy L. Anderson Spokane Bill Diggins George Porter Dan Herbert G. Beresford George Webber Jack McKay Joe Stence Billy Driscoll Quebec Tommy Hurd Jack Hansen Gus Gulbrandson Ed Hoyt Laurie Fisher Si Marples Ed Rourke Moses Fontaine John Woods Ryerson Bumstead Charlie Wayne McLeod Donald S Hughie Smith the McVeighs Webbers Beresford Tommy Fays

Wedding Presides at United Church on Harrow Street

Shirley Edna Mae Drysdale of Beausejour and Hugh Blain Brown of Gilbert Plains wed at United Church March 4 at 4 p.m. Rev. D Bruce Johnston officiated. The couple plans a honeymoon to Minneapolis and residence at Ste 3 233 Edmonton Street after a reception at the Professional and Business Women’s club.

Harrow Street United Church Shirley Edna Mae H. E. Drysdale Beausejour Man Hugh Blain Brown E. P. Brown Gilbert Plains D. Bruce Johnston Irene Pinean Fred Kennaugh Professional and Business Women’s Club Evergreen Place Mrs. Brown Ste. 3 Edmonton Street Minneapolis

Color and cooking impact appetite says study

Properly prepared meals with normal coloring boost appetite and dinner appeal. Overcooking spoils appearance, flavor, texture, and nutritional value, reducing meal quality.

Immunize Your Children Against Diphtheria And Cough

In a recent year 360 Canadians mostly children died from diphtheria and whooping cough. Health authorities agree immunization provides protection and the service is free. Have your children immunized today.

Will power pays off in cooking with the lid on

The article urges keeping the lid on while vegetables cook. It notes valuable vitamins escape when lids are off and cooking takes longer, while keeping the lid on makes food more nourishing and tastier.

Lavallee Requiem High Mass in St Theresa’s

Mrs Mary Lavallee widow of Joseph Lavallee was honored with a Requiem High Mass at St Theresa’s Catholic Church on Saturday March 4. Services were led by Father Biliske with Fathers Jolicoeur and Dufont as deacon and sub-deacon. Pallbearers included her sons Louis Ted and Peter and grandsons Robert Raymond Lavallee plus son-in-law Mathew Ste Croix. Survived by four daughters and four sons with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Russell’s Funeral Home of Beausejour arranged arrangements. Born November 17 1872 in St Francois Xavier she had resided in Pine Falls for 21 years.

St. Theresa's Catholic Church Mary Lavallee Joseph Lavallee Biliske Jolicoeur Dufont Louis Ted Peter Robert Raymond Lavallee Mathew Ste Lavallee St. Francois Xavier Pine Falls Paul Komadoski Margaret McNeilly Winnipeg Archie Flett Math. Ste. Croix Bob Red Rock Ont

Funeral service held for Louis Pastula Pioneer Beausejour businessman

Louis Pastula 67 died March 6 at St. Boniface hospital. Funeral held Thursday at the Greek Catholic church with burial in Polish National cemetery. Pallbearers included Joe Pastula Stanley Pastula Fred MacKew W Rosin J Lezak and M Rogrocki. Survived by three sons Stanley Joe William and five daughters Katey Mrs Medyk Mrs Lezak Mrs Rosin and Mrs MacKew and 11 grandchildren. Renshaw funeral home in charge.

Louis Pastula Beausejour St. Boniface Hospital Joe Pastula Stanley Pastula Fred MacKew W. Rosin J. Lezak M. Rogrocki Renshaw William Duncan B.C F. MacKew Katey P. Medyk B. Rosin Winnipeg

Funeral Held For Stanley Johnston In St Theresa’s Church

Stanley Johnston aged 29 died in an accident while working in the bush on March 9. The funeral was at St Theresa’s church Saturday morning March 11 with pallbearers Louis Grandbois Paul Malo Joseph Houston Bernard Johnston Stanford Houston and Leonard Rupert. Russell’s funeral home Beausejour handled arrangements. Surviving are his father two grandparents and three sisters and four brothers.

St. Theresa's Church Stanley Johnston Bush Louis Grandbois Paul Malo Joseph Houston Bernard Johnston Stanford Houston Leonard Rupert Russell Beausejour Alex Johnston

Mrs. Albertine Yuenke Rites Held In Beausejour

Funeral services for Mrs. Albertine Yuenke 77 of Golden Bay Manitoba were held Friday at 1 30 p m in Russell funeral chapel Beausejour and Golden Bay church. She died March 6 at her son Ephriam Yuenke home. Burial followed in local cemetery. Survived by four sons Ephriam August Rinhold Arthur two daughters Hilda Martha 29 grandchildren six great grandchildren a brother Manuel Teffs two sisters Adeline Metka Seraphine Ede.

Russell Beausejour Golden Bay Albertine Yuenke Man Ephriam Yuenke Yuenke Poland Canada Ephriam August Rinhold Arthur Hilda Martha Manuel Teffs Adeline Metka Seraphine Ede

Watch That Jet Water Founts Hint at Safe Design

Improper drinking fountains may spread disease. Avoid bubblers where water from the mouth returns to the jet. Safer is the angel jet type where water falls away from the jet and bacteria are washed down the drain.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pointe DU Bois Pinawa Great Falls Canada Board of Trade Watkins Lac du Bonnet Legion Branch Ladies’ Auxiliary Mrs Jack Jaques Selkirk Rice Lake Ters Andy Bjork Long Lake O.K W.S.K Big Rice Lake Pelletier Quesnel Dominion Hotel Seven Sisters High School Spiel The Seven Sisters Falls High Seven Sisters Helena Loo Canadian Pacific Airlines Miss Loo Vancouver Hong Kong Seattle St James, ‘Ten Audit Bureau of Circulations Brown Drysdale Mrs. M. Levallee A. Yuenke
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