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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 08, 1952

Page

4

St James budget approved amid tax increases and debt relief

Editorial notes the 1952 budget by the Municipal and Public Utility Board increases mills by 5.59 over 1951 despite long term debt reduction from 3,775,000 in 1938 to 866,364 in 1951. It explains costs rise due to population growth, salaries, equipment upgrades, and extended financial supervision, with higher assessments and school expenditures driving the levy.

Municipal and Public Utility Board St. James Public Works Public Works Department Police Department Fire Department Health Department Town Planning Commission Woodhaven Community Club Industrial Development Board

Charleswood bylaw tax plans and fire protection ideas discussed

Discussion on Charleswood bylaw enforcement and taxation features includes potential levies for unoccupied land and penalties for infractions, plus consideration of sewer extension costs, fire protection options, and limited road hard surfacing plans across Wards 3 and 4 with a total ward budget of 4800 dollars.

Charleswood N.K.C

Contested Petition Sparks City Debate Over Signatures

Mayor Wightman denounces attacks on St James merchants as an outsider questions petition validity. Councillor Blackman and Wallace push to validate the original petition, suggesting the council must act despite doubts about signature authenticity.

Wightman St. James Fowever Wallace Blackman

Petitioners Flip on Early Closing Hours Debate

Some original petitioners reconsidered the proposed early closing hours and decided against them, a move deemed justified by statements at the meeting. Councillor Morgan and Councillor Grimble disputed allowing changes, with the latter retiring. The Food Distributors Association noted 55 affected retailers, including 37 grocery and meat stores. After reviewing seven signatures, the counter petition urged no action and leaving the matter to merchants, while Councillor Dawe questioned the petition’s validity needing 75 percent. Solicitor Hanna advised ignoring both petitions and drafting a bylaw for merchant approval. The motion to table until May 20 passed.

Morgan Grimble The Food Distributors Association J. S. Hanna Wallace

Real estate options and sales across city blocks

The record details multiple property transactions and options including Snap-On Tools frontage adjacent to 174 Woodhaven Blvd optioned to K. D. Langley at ten dollars per foot, ten feet near 161 Woodhaven sold to F. W. B. Brathwaite for fifty dollars, and adjoining lots sold to F. W. Bonney and J. J. Simso. It cites an option approval on 50 feet on Assiniboine Avenue to D. Carney, first refusal for Roh Bros. at sixty dollars per foot for an auto showroom, proposed lot exchanges on Kentyre involving King Edward Queen or College streets, and a tax relief inquiry under Municipal Grants Act guidance.

Woodhaven Blvd K. D. Langley Garwood Avenue Woodhaven F. W. B. Brathwaite Mr. Brathwaite F. W. Bonney Albany Street Roh Bros Portage Avenue S.E Portage and Ferry Sam Morgan Kentyre King Edward, Queen Or College Streets Utility Board C. L. West

Council grants and permits in Deer Lodge area actions

The council approved grant applications and filed a petition from 42 residents seeking Sunday store hours. John Steven gained permission to sell bedding plants by the W.E. waiting room in Deer Lodge. St. Ann's church and E J Casey's Shows were given permissions for events at Berry and Ellice. The Y M C A received use of the council chamber for the May 19 blitz drive with about 300 canvassers. Al Gledhill was referred to locate another driving range near Ellice Avenue for a drive‑in theatre. A note on first aid stresses the need for calm handling of shock and comfort for the distressed.

John Steven Davidson Street Deer Lodge St. Ann's Church E. J. Casey Berry and Ellice

Immediate Shock Care After an Accident

The text describes how a shock victim may suffer more than from injuries and lists signs of shock such as daze, cold clammy skin, cold perspiration, rapid weak pulse, and shallow breathing. It advises lying the patient down, covering him warmly, and monitoring condition if no specific contraindications exist.

St James United AOTS to share pulpit and panels on parenthood

Four members A Lamb R Isaacs J Wilson and E Nix join the minister at Sunday evening service for a panel on family life and modern parenthood. Circles 4 5 3 2 plan meetings at local homes on May 12 13 14 with times. Also upcoming Blossom Tea May 21 and choir concert May 30 at the church.

St. James United A.O.T.S A. Lamb R. Isaacs J. Wilson E. Nix Circle 3 J. M. Yuill Mandeville Circle 2 B. Laycock Overdale Women's Association

Community church notices list Sunday services and events

St Andrew s Anglican Sturgeon Creek Portage Ave at Woodhaven Rev Arthur Wilcox 192 Thompson Dr Organist and Choirmaster Keith L Morrison Times plus St James United Parkview Street and Rutland St notices include ministers, organists, choirmasters and service times 8 15 a m Holy Communion 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m Matins 7 p m Evensong 11 am Let s Preserve the Family and Spotlight on Family Life events plus Young People s Union 10 15 a m Adult Bible Class 11 a m Public Worship 12 15 p m Senior Sunday School 2 p m Junior Sunday School 7 p m Public Worship further Maternal day service at Sturgeon Creek United 11 15 a m Kindergarten 12 30 Sunday School 2 pm Sturgeon Creek United Home Portage Ave near Portage and Dominion Street addresses Headingly United Charles Wood United services 2 pm Public Worship and 7 pm Public Worship with Dr Barker preaching.

St. Andrew’s Sturgeon Creek Portage Ave Woodhaven Arthur Wilcox Thompson Keith L. Morrison Young People’s Union Headingly United Charles Wood United Barker

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hilgenga Cathcart William Dawe General Mach Fanha Deer Lodge United J. Cran Fred E. Wood Parkview Street F. Armstrong Parkview St G. Piers A. R. Filbey Deer Lodge United Portage Belvidere Maurice R. McLuhan Guildford St B. Franklyn Shinn Salvation Army Saint James Corps Hampton Street Corps I. Jackson Salvation Meeting Lord Sturgeon Creek United Thompson Drive Portage Philip Barker Dominion St Grace Tabernacle Marjorie St. Ate Ave J. D. Kennington ST. James Gospel Hall Inglewood Street and Ness Avenue Jack Stewart
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