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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 04, 1954

Page

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Brokenhead Council Considers Site Change for New Municipal Hall

Dissent grows in Rural Municipality of Brokenhead over building the new municipal hall on the old Beausejour site. A referendum was debated but defeated. council plans discuss further input as May 11 meetings approach.

Brokenhead Beausejour J. Pleskax W. Rodman Pell Greenport Long Island Stanley Church New Rochelle Sir John Pell Sir John W. Rodman Rochelle Church

Wild Moose Captured By Whitemouth Farmers

A young wild moose wandered near the O. Schultz farm in Whitemouth on Thursday April 11 1929. Otto Schultz and Albert Pischke captured the animal and plan to send it to Winnipeg's city park for care.

O. Schultz Whitemouth Otto Schultz Albert Pischke Winnipeg

District M F U Annual Meeting Held at Ladywood

The District M F U held its annual meeting in Ladywood hall electing a new officer slate led by President Richard Kawecki and Vice President John Lashek. Provincial MFA official Joe Galenski urged unity to raise farm net income, noting a drop from 12 percent in 1951 to 2 percent today.

Ladywood Ladywood Hall Richard Kawecki John Lashek Ambros Modjeski Mike Chryplywy Eddy Peluk Green Oak J. Urbanski J. Ferens A. Rattai S. Chry Joe Galenski Manitoba Farmers Union MFA

Seven Sisters Players to Perform in Beausejour and Lac du Bonnet

The Seven Sisters Players tour Beausejour on May 12 under Beausejour Women’s Institute sponsorship with proceeds for local charities. Directed by Olga Oxholm the program includes The Swineherd The Valiant Weary Wanderers Sleeping Beauty ballet and a Gypsy Dance. Stan Gittins hosts. A second show in Lac du Bonnet on May 14 is sponsored by St John’s Anglican W A with local talent.

Seven Sisters Beausejour Stan Gittins Lac du Bonnet St. John’s

Neighbors Plan Dances To Fund Artificial Limb

Residents of the Buchan district near Berusejour organize dances to raise funds for 18 year old Peter Baker who had a leg amputated below the knee. The first dance is scheduled at Buchan school on Saturday May 3, led by organizers Mrs A Wenzowski Mrs A Herda Mrs D Kafka and Mrs J Champagne.

Buchan District Berusejour Peter Baker Peter Buchan School A. Wenzowski A. Herda D. Kafka J. Champagne

M P C Supervisor Named for Lac du Bonnet District

Mr. R R Nicoll has been appointed district supervisor for the Manitoba Power Commission at Lac du Bonnet. He brings extensive experience in construction and operating departments of the Commission and was previously stationed at Dauphin. Bob will join Lac du Bonnet duties as transfer arrangements finalize.

R. R. Nicoll Manitoba Power Commission Lac du Bonnet Nicoll Commission Dauphin Bob

Vancouver’s Place as Canada’s Third Largest City

Vancouver ranks as the third largest city in Canada by population, following Toronto and Montreal, reflecting its significant role in commerce culture and regional growth within British Columbia.

Vancouver Canada

Pine Falls Boy Earns Doctor of Philosophy Degree

Glen Mansell, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mansell of Pine Falls, received a Doctor of Philosophy from Ohio State University. After Lac du Bonnet high school and Manitoba University, he earned a 1948 honors science degree, then a master’s in science in 1949, followed by a teaching fellowship and doctoral work at Ohio State. He later joined the Du Pont Research Department in Richmond, Virginia.

Glen Mansell W. T. Mansell Pine Falls Ohio State University Glen Lac du Bonnet Manitoba University Rlen du Pont Chemical Company Richmond

Public Meeting on Sewage System for Lac du Bonnet

A public meeting is set for 7 30 p m Friday May 7 at Memorial hall to discuss installing a village wide sewer system. The goal is to replace disposal fields along the river bank with a modern system to improve sanitary conditions and living standards as McArthur Falls power development raises water levels. All ratepayers should attend to decide on extending service this summer.

Lac du Bonnet Memorial Hall McArthur Falls

Lac du Bonnet M F L U Elects 1953 Board

The Lac du Bonnet Incal No. 31 Manitoba Farmers Union held its annual meeting on Thursday April 29 and re elected the entire 1953 Board for another year. John Puchinski will again be president for 1954 55. Others re elected include vice president Mike Belluk directors Nick Hrychany Jack Sarapu Jean Kowalchuk Mrs J Nowalski and Mrs M Zawislak. Arnold Sarapu continues as secretary.

Manitoba Farmers Union John Puchinski Mike Belluk Nick Hrychany Jack Sarapu Jean Kowalchuk J. Nowalski M. Zawislak Arnold Sarapu

Canadian fur coats show gendered production split

Canadian males largely abandon fur coat making with women driving the trade. In 1951 men's fur coat production valued at 154000 dollars while women's fur apparel reached 45351000 dollars, highlighting a stark gender divide in the industry.

Pine Falls Baseball Club Elect 1954 Officers

The Pine Falls Baseball Club met April 27 with Pat O Connor chairing and re elected as president. Art Kruger won the vice presidency Gil Beaulieu became secretary and eight new executives were named. Delegates O Connor Rahrenshback and Bill McDonald will attend a Beausejour league meeting May 1.

Pine Falls Baseball Club Pat O'Connor O’connor Art Kruger Gil Beaulieu Red Ahrenshback Bill McDonald

Aluminum Hub Quebec Produces Big Share of World

Quebec remains a leading supplier in the global aluminum market, contributing about sixty percent of production. The sector relies on regional mines and smelters, with major firms guiding export routes to international buyers.

Ten Swans Sighted At McArthur Falls

Ten swans were seen near the seven mile mark at McArthur Falls by Ramsey Mcintosh and Bud Bjornson of Lac du Bonnet on Sunday April 25. The birds were about 40 feet from a feeding area on the frozen marshes as winter lingers in the region.

McArthur Falls Ramsey Mcintosh Bud Bjornson Lac du Bonnet

Tyndall Legion Ladies Raise $310 at Bazaar

A Silver Tea and Bazaar held by the Tyndall Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion on April 23 raised about 310 dollars. Mrs. V. Costello opened the event, with Mrs. J. Jensen among the officials. The bazaar offered home cooking and needle work, with Mrs. Peter Anson praised for leadership and handwork. Funds are earmarked for a Legion hall kitchen, prizes awarded to multiple local winners.

Tyndall Ladies Auxiliary Canadian Legion V. Costello Stonewall Legion Hall Varness Winnipeg W. Moroz Garson D. Zack Tyndall

Mercury Vapor Lighting Question at Whitemouth Meeting

Whitemouth Municipal Council receives merchants’ appeal over mercury vapor lights but cannot reach a decision. Councillor Sudletsky calls for widening Main Street, agreed with work starting early summer. Imperial Oil plans to move tanker attacks onto railway property from town centre.

Whitemouth Wm. Sudletsky Imperial Oil Company

Dog Saves Whitemouth Store From Fire

At 1 a m on Friday April 30 a bull terrier barked alerting L W Dowswell owner of Whitemouth Hardware Electric. The quick phone call drew residents to the scene and the rear of the store burned while the front and adjacent house suffered no damage. Fire likely started from a cigarette butt.

L. W. Dowswell District Hardware Electric Whitemouth

Lac du Bonnet Foods Club Hosts Cooking School

Lac du Bonnet homemakers and some husbands joined a Canada Packers Cooking school at Memorial hall on April 29. Demonstrator Miss Demcoe showcased meats and new electrical appliances, with prizes and donations from Canada Packers and Irvin's Electric. Proceeds of 85 dollars fund a refrigerator for the Foods club, completing the nine year kitchen project. Canada in 1952 notes overall mineral production gains.

Lac du Bonnet Memorial Hall Lac du Bonnet Foods Club Canada Packers Irvin Melquist Miss Demcoe Foods Club

South India clergyman to address Lac du Bonnet talks

Rev. E. V. Mathew B D will speak at Lac du Bonnet St John s Parish Hall on May 12 at 730 p m and at Pointe du Bois May 13 The Mar Thoma Syrian Church priest was born in Trichur Travancore educated at St Thomas College Jubbulpore Theo logical training at Jubbulpore and is currently in Canada for post graduate work at Wycliffe College Toronto He plans teaching and pastoral duties on return and will stay with Rev and Mrs F V Maxwell in Lac du Bonnet.

E. V. Mathew Lac du Bonnet St. John's Pointe du Bois Rev. Mathew Trichur Travancore Cochin South India St. Thomas College Jubbulpore Beacon Mar Thoma Syrian Theological Seminary Canada Wycliffe College Toronto Lac du Bonnet Mathew F. V. Maxwell

Birthday party and community notes from River Hills

Little Brenda Klepatz celebrated her birthday with friends on Sunday April 24. Mr H Beeskau now works at Ear Falls Ontario. Mr and Mrs F Grabke Mrs J Kuehn and Mrs L Henschel attend Lac du Bonnet cooking school April 29 hosted by the Lac du Bonnet Foods Club. Mrs L Henschel won the grand door prize a General Electric floor polisher. Miss Margaret Beeskau spent last weekend at her parents home.

G. Thor B. Brassey-Eyton England C. R. Park B. Wilkes L. W. Martin N. Melquist Guy Brown G.E. Iron G. Binda G.E. Kettle M. Krieshman G.E. Polisher Brenda Klepatz F. Grabke J. Kuehn L. Henschel Lac du Bonnet Margaret Beeskau

Canadians Set Meat Consumption Record in 1943

In 1943 the average Canadian consumed 155.5 pounds of meat, establishing a national record for per person intake during a year marked by wartime efforts and food rationing.

Coffee Pots and Lamps Next Purchase for Pine Falls Hospital

The Pine Falls Hospital Auxiliary plans to buy 18 coffee pots for patient trays and 21 reading lamps at a total cost of 245 dollars. Proceeds from the Cellophane Dinner draw reached 102 dollars, won by Mrs Reichart Sr. The Rags-to-Riches Drive begins in June, with flowers sent to Easter. Next meeting is May 31 at the Chateau.

Women's Hospital Auxiliary Chateau Reichart

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. Peluk M. Peluk Bishka M. Modjeski Alf Kawecki Frank Negedly Steve Peluk Mr. Galenski John Ferens Mike Hladun M.P.C George Hees Broadview Ont Waterloo North Lac du Bonnet M.flu Board Tyndall Legion Dog Lac du Bonnet Foods Club Cooking River Hills L. Rempel Mr. H. Beeskau Ear Falls, Ont. Ls Pine Falls Hospital
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