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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 12, 1959

Page

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Three ridings set for May 14 vote in Manitoba sweep stakes

Voters head to the polls Thursday May 14 in Brokenhead Lac du Bonnet and Springfield to decide their representatives. Conservatives Liberal and CCF candidates face a final day campaign with heavy party speakers and a snowy backdrop as forecasts seek a clear result.

Oscar Bjornson John Ateah Don Maclean CCF Stanley Copp Brokenhead Lac du Bonnet Springfield D. J. Campbell Duff Robin M. J. Coldwell Lloud Stinson Socreds Pan CST

Chamber of Commerce Holds Interesting Meet

The Lac du Bonnet Chamber of Commerce hosted a dinner meeting on May 5 at Casey's Inn. John Haas reported on attendance at Manitoba Associated Chamber of Commerce events in St. James. The group discussed paving Third Street from Park Avenue to the dock and potential further paving. Mayor Walter Zarecki will handle this. Walter Terrin asked for better highway signs naming Lee River, Pointe du Bois, Bird River. Haas urged tourist information centres in four town locations including Holiday Beach. Ralph Buchtar offered folders from camps to support a regional information network. A promotional folder project was reviewed for feasibility and value.

Lac du Bonnet Walter Zarecki Chamber Walter Terrin Lee River John Haas Holiday Beach Ralph Butchart

Road sign marks resupply route at Resolute Bay air base

Ground crew during Air Transport Commands spring re supply operation at Resolute Bay erect a road sign listing key points. Named personnel include Leading Aircraftsman N S McCallum Salm on Arm B C LAC Joe Gurniak aero engine tech Lac du Bonnet Man LAC C G Stevens Chester N S instrument tech. They maintained C119 Flying Boxcars from 435 Squadron Namar Alta and 436 Downsview Ont aiming to airlift over one million pounds of supplies to Arctic stations.

Air Transport Resolute Bay Nwt N.S. McCallum Salmon Arm B.C Lac Joe Gurniak Lac du Bonnet Man Lac C. G. Stevens Chester N.S 435 Squadron Namar Alta 436 Squadron Downsview Ont Arctic National Defence Photo

Betula Bay Camp Changes Hands

Betula Bay Camp in Whiteshell is sold to Mr. and Mrs. H Harper of Winnipeg after nine years under Laura and Bill Smith of Whitemouth. The Smiths will move to a Betula Lake cottage on Lot 15 Block one and plan two months rotation this year inviting friends to visit.

Betula Bay Laura Bill Smith Whitemouth Whiteshell

Weekend Visitors and Mining Busy Around Bissett

Mr G Arndt and his mother of Arbourg spent the weekend with the Prysaznyik family. Miss Eleanor Prysaznyik returned from Winnipeg with them. Mrs A Solinsky and Joanne, who had an operation, are recovering. Joanne enjoyed the Shriner's Circus. Charlie Bruce and daughter Mrs Teddy Meade visited relatives. Mining activity increases with a drill at Wallace Lake and a diamond drill moving toward Garner Lake. Young residents plan summer jobs at the mine. Susanne Lucas Fern Calverly Jack Finnbogason and Hugh Scott among them. Mr and Mrs G Krause and Ronnie visited Winnipeg for R Anderson’s wedding. Mrs M Anderson attended as groom’s mother. W A rag drive announced. leave rags in church hall or with any member. Continued on Page 10.

G. Arndt Arbourg Steve Prysaznyik Eleanor Prysaznyik Winnipeg A. Solinsky Joanne Children's Hospital Shriner's Circus Susanne Lucas Fern Calverly Jack Finnbogason Hugh Scott

Roblin Like Puppy Dog Henderson Attacks Diefenbaker

At a Lac du Bonnet Liberal meeting on May 9 Mayor Lloyd Henderson mocked Diefenbaker's government with humor before about 30 people. He spoke for Liberal candidate John Ateah ahead of the May 14 provincial election, and used newspaper clippings to joke about Roblin and Diefenbaker while referencing Manitoba progress and a Conservative ad. Stan Rodzinski chaired the meeting.

Lloyd Henderson Diefenbaker Lac du Bonnet John Ateah Henderson Roblin Duff Winnipeg Tribune Manitoba Stan Rodzinski

Roblin Prepares to Launch Broad Government Program

Gurney Evans, Manitoba minister, criticizes Liberal campaign for lacking an election program while praising Roblin's plan spanning all government departments. He accuses Campbell’s party of fearmongering and scorning blunt policy. Oscar Bjornson defends Roblin’s record as programs not promises. Lorne Lester chairs a 75 person meeting at Victoria Beach.

Gurney Evans Campbell Evans Oscar Bjornson Roblin Lorne Lester Victoria Beach

Subscription Renewal Form for The Leader

Instructions explain how to read subscription due dates from date numerals on The Leader copies. It shows example 12 11 58 meaning due on November 12, 1958 and urges prompt remittance using the form provided. New subscribers are directed to use the form shown.

R M Lac du Bonnet seeks province road upgrade on Newcombe Road

A Lac du Bonnet RM meeting on April 24 approved asking the Province to reconstruct and re gravell Newcombe Road with municipal maintenance once initial work is done. Authorized expenditures totaled among multiple grading and cleanout items, and a 20 foot oil storage tank was approved for Imperial Oil Limited. By law No. 117 general taxation set at 55 mills to cover General Municipal and School Levy amid 1959 rate increases. A grant amendment with Brokenhead adds 500 toward market Road E projects. Lands owned by the municipality were not to be sold.

Newcombe Road R. M Lac du Bonnet Necombe B.L Imperial Oil Limited Agassiz Brokenhead Ay Nile

Beausejour Graduates Honoured at Banquet

Beausejour Collegiate marked graduation with a Friday banquet in the school auditorium. More than a hundred pupils and guests dined as town officials and the guest speaker Dr. Lockhart attended. Ted Galay received the Governor General's Medal for proficiency, with valedictories by Alvin Hlady and Ted Galay.

Dr. Lockhart M. Gunson M.C Jim Wolanin Alvin Hlady Ted Galay Beverley Belton Roy Duma Ides Grapatin Otto Best Ben Hlady Dorothy Kosakwich Adele Lachowski Henry Lewko Ernest Morris Aldriago Novotny Gaytard Newman Diane Otto Gerald Reckseidler Wilfred Reckseidler Gertrude Radons Leopold Scheer Joan Soluk

St Anthony's Mission Plans Chapel Expansion Drive

A May meeting of St Anthony's Mission Catholic men, Bissett Manitoba, chaired by Father Hubert McRae, approved plans to add a 16 by 18 foot chapel extension to the existing building. A canvassing committee seeks ten dollar pledges per parish family while a labor committee organizes volunteers for three sessions totaling twelve hours. The addition will feature a bel fry and cross rising ten feet three inches.

St. Anthony’s Mission Bissett Man Hubert McRae O.F.M St. Anthony’s Chapel Aime Hogue John Kocis, Jr Stavus Barton Louis Suknacki Labour Organization Committee Norman la Bossiere Schlechter Brian Barton

Coldwell Critiques Roblin Gas Plan at Lac du Bonnet

Mr. M. J. Coldwell spoke to 175 at Lac du Bonnet urging support for C C F candidate Don MacLean. He recalled Sir Rodmond Roblin’s historic stance for public utilities and accused Manitoba’s Tory government of a shift toward private gas control with a 25 year renewable franchise.

Coldwell Lac du Bonnet Mr. Coldwell Rodmond Roblin Manitoba M. J. Coldwell Lee du Bonnet Tory Roblin Sir Rodmond C.C.F Don MacLean Pine Falls

Beausejour Women Attend Dauphin Club Workshop

Delegates and observers from the Beausejour Business and Professional Womens' Club traveled to Dauphin on Sun May 3 for a club workshop. Participants from Winnipeg St James Neepawa Brandon Beausejour and Dauphin shared ideas on vehicle topics the Bill of Rights club suceets making and presenting resolutions and organizational structure. Dinner and lunch followed the meeting and Beausejour reps returned with many ideas for their own club.

Beausejour Business and Professional Womens’ Club Dauphin Suncat Innipeg Xana St. James Neepawa Brandon Beausejour Dauphin Club

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Fred Klym William Lucko Richard Loeb Gordon Burnett Arthur A. Trapp ED. Schreyer Chamber of Commerce Charlie Bruce Teddy Meade Selkirk M. Anderson Joe Wozny M. Henrikson Wallace Lake Garner Lake W.A Joe Slogan M.P St. Lawrence Seaway Dr. Slogan Jean Casselman George Hees Transport D'Iberville St. Lambert 3Rd Street Canada Audit Bureau of Circulations R.M Beausejour School Beausejour Collegiate Lutheran Church OF the Cross Aim ST. John's Anglican Whitsunday ST. Mary's Church Pointe du Bois
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