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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 13, 1947

Page

8

Aces Hold Dance at Chateau Hall Succeeds in Pine Falls

The Rivers SoS Sa Sat event on May 8 at Chateau hall drew Pine Falls club members for a first decisive win in organizing an enjoyable evening. Musicians included Mrs S Velie piano Fred Duffly violin Dave Moran guitar and A Arban accordion. Committee teams led by Ed Hebert Louis Lavallee Leon Clements Howard Cyr Bibs Beaulieu oversaw organization refreshments and check room with Mrs Robert Lavallee and Mrs Gerald Beaulieu assisting. Berard won a watch donated by Alberts Bargain store.

Rivers Sos Sa Sat Riverside Aces Chateau Hall Pine Falls Ed. Hebert Louis Lavallee Leon Clements Howard Cyr Bibs Beaulieu E. Bealieu E. Hebert Armand Malo Robert Lavallee Gerald Beaulieu Berard Albert

Beausejour Legion Discusses Sports Day Prep

The Beausejour Legion Branch held its May meeting at the Municipal Hall. John A. Seraphin was initiated and the sports committee was authorized to spend 50 dollars on teeners equipment under supervision. Delegates W. Splett, G Morfoot, J. Shuster, D. Vass, J. Kanaroski and J. Cheap were named for the July 1 Sports Day committee meeting. A social evening is planned for the first Wednesday in June.

Beausejour Legion John A. Seraphin Legion W. Splett G Morfoot J. Shuster D. Vass J. Kanaroski J. Cheap

Seeding Begins in Lac Du Bonnet District

May reports from Bob Lodge and Ed Soderholm indicate good progress in seeding operations despite a few wet spots. The observations were filed on Thursday May 8 outlining areas to receive later attention.

Lac DU Bonnet Bob Lodge Ed. Soderholm

Schade Home Endangered By Chimney Blaze

A chimney fire at Mrs. O. Schade’s residence near Beausejour was sparked by a windy noon blaze. Firefighters swiftly tackled the flames, with praise for Carl Bullman, engine pilot, and Fire Chief A. Greenberg for their rapid response and control of the incident.

Schade O. Schade Beausejour Carl Bullman A. Greenberg

Legion Branch To Install Officers At Lac du Bonnet

No. 164 Branch of the Canadian Legion in Lac du Bonnet will install officers for the coming year at Holiday Beach at 8 p.m. Thursday May 22. Legionnaires are asked to contact the secretary or any executive member in advance to arrange the ceremony.

No. 164 Canadian Legion Lac du Bonnet Holiday Beach Legionnaires

99-Year-Old William Zieske Dies After Half Century In Greenwold

William Zieske aged 99 and longtime Greenwold resident died at home on May 7 after fifty years farming in the district. Born March 10, 1857 in Poland he and his wife whilhelmenia celebrated 72 years of marriage. Funeral at St. John's Lutheran Greenwold with Russell's Funeral Home in charge. Survived by widow six sons four daughters twenty four grandchildren. Renshaw's handled arrangements. Jean Segall played the organ.

William Zieske Greenwold Man Poland Mr. Zieske Canada Russell Mr. Ziesker Whilhelmenia Edward Peter Albert Daniel Gus British Columbia Manuel Winnipeg Past Grass River Singbur Whitemouth Skogsberg Nelson Holliston Schubert Cloverleaf Renshaw Beausejour Jean Segall

Mrs Albertina Anderson Rites Held at White Mouth

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Albertina Anderson Thursday at 2 pm from the United Church in Whitemouth. Rev. William Steenson of St. Vital Man conducted. Burial followed in Whitemouth cemetery. Born March 15, 1885 in Langretten Sweden she came to Canada in 1907 and resided in Whitemouth district. Her husband died in 1940. Surviving are seven sons Victor Provost Alberta Lou Bricksdale Hubert Arne Leonard Hugo and Holger.

Albertina Anderson United Church Whitemouth William Steenson St. Vital Man Anderson Langretten Sweden Canada Victor Provost Alberta Lou Bricksdale Hubert Arne Winnipeg Leonard Hugo Holger

Death of George A. Lafortune Former Manitoba official

Edward R Lafortune's father George A Lafortune died Thursday at St Boniface Hospital in Winnipeg at age 66. He formerly administered Birch River and Sprague municipalities and served as secretary treasurer of La Broquerie. He was also police magistrate and justice of the peace.

ST. George Edward R. Lafortune George A. Lafortune St. Boniface Hospital Woodridge Manitoba Lafortune Birch River Sprague la Broquerie Man

Mrs Letain of West Hawk Lake Dies in Ontario

Mrs. C. F. Letain Annie Beatrice Letain aged 64 of West Hawk Lake Manitoba died Monday May 5 at St Josephs hospital Kenora Ontario. Born in Liverpool England she came to Canada and married 29 years ago. Survived by husband and daughter Mrs J Campbell. Funeral May 7 from Notre Dame church to Roman Catholic cemetery Kenora Ontario.

Annie Beatrice Letain West Hawk Lake Man Charles Frederick Letain St. Joseph’s Hospital Kenora Ontario Liverpool England Canada Great Falls J. Campbell Notre Dame Church Ont

Memorial Rink Fund Receives $400 At City Supper

The Municipal Hall supper and dance to aid the Memorial Rink drew a large crowd and raised over $400. Irvin Stairk won a prize in the ticket draw. Auctioneer A. H. Cousins sold items as the local orchestra provided music. Thanks were given to volunteers, with Mrs. T. G. Erskine noted.

Irvin Stairk A. H. Cousins T. G. Erskine Whitemouth

N Rempel Heads Pine Falls Tennis Club

The Pine Falls Tennis Club held its initial meeting in the Winter Club room on Thursday evening. Officers were elected: President N. Rempel, Vice-President A. Searle, Secretary-Treasurer F. Sellers. The club plans cleanup and fixup activities this Saturday as courts resume activity.

Pine Falls Tennis Club Winter Club Club N. Rempel A. Searle F. Sellers

Changes Around St George Update Local Habitation Shifts

A month of housing moves in St George includes C L Smiths relocating to West St George now occupied by C A Harbottle and Georgie. Marcel Dupont family takes the Berard home as the Berards shift to Notre Dame des Lourdes. Frederic Carriere moves east of Winnipeg River near Silver Falls to property owned by Auguste Berthelette, who has moved to Vancouver. Ernest Dupont family settles in West St George, while Theodore Delorme, formerly of Fisher Branch, occupies a west side village home.

C. L. Smith West St. George C. A. Harbottle Georgie Harbottle Pine Falls Marcel Dupont Antoine Berard Notre Dame Des Lourdes Fred Carriere Winnipeg River Silver Falls Auguste Berthelette Vancouver B.C Ernest Dupont Walter Dennison Theodore Delorme Fisher Branch Man

Newcomers Arrive as District Transfers Occur

Desormes are new residents in the district. D L Vincent sold his farm to Alphonse Arthur Vincent and will leave for St Anne Manitoba this fall. The Duquette farm will be farmed by Robert and Rene Papineau and Hildege plans to work on construction projects in Pine Falls.

Desormes D. L. Vincent Alphonse Arthur Vincent St. Anne Manitoba Duquette Robert Rene Papineau Hildege Pine Falls E. J. Bouvier

Riders Escape Unscathed From Collision

An accident occurred on Monday May 5, on the highway three miles east of Beausejour when a 1932 Chevrolet driven by Edmund Rattai of Beausejour and a 1939 Fargo truck owned by North Eastern Flour Mills driven by Edward Budnar collided. Damage to the vehicles will probably exceed several hundred dollars. No one suffered any injuries.

Beausejour Edmund Rattai North Eastern Flour Mills Edward Budnar

Hogan Best Nuptials Unfold at Holy Cross Norwood

Elsie Best of Beausejour and Harvey V. Hogan of Fort William Ont were married May 8 at Holy Cross Church Norwood. Father Empesor officiated. bridesmaid Miss Muriel Hunniesett and groomsman William Bennett assisted. The couple plans a Kansas City honeymoon and will reside in Norwood.

William Bennett Kansas City Norwood

Have You Got Your Gas Permits Asks Baillie

Baillie urges farmers and fishermen to renew gas permits for farm machinery and boats before the April 30 expiry. Gasoline purchases must come from dealers with agri fishing permits. Refund applications due by March 15 1948 require invoices showing both dealer and farmer permit numbers. Renewals are mailed to permit holders and should be returned to the Gasoline Tax Branch Winnipeg.

Baillie

J Munsie Again Named to Head Pine Falls Ten Pin Bowlers

The Ten Pin Bowling League held its wind-up meeting and annual smoker at the Winter Club. J Munsie was re-elected president and led a program awarding prizes for high single games, three games, and flight winners. Officers for next season include Slim Frederick as vice president and A A Krueger as treasurer.

J. Munsie A. A. Krueger Krueger W. Johannson D. Munro R. Munsie P. Danylchuk F. McFadden S. Reid E. Harrison Jerry Sharpe Gil Bealieu John Irvine Bob Munsie L. Frederick J. Roy J. Dean Z. Harrison L. Taylor B. Munsie J. Sharpe G. Sharpe Gil Beaujeu A. Malo C. Lukasovicz

John Hunt Elected To Head Curlers At The Pointe

At the Pointe du Bois curling club annual meeting on May 6 John Hunt was elected by acclamation to serve as president for the next season. He will appoint his own committee, with volunteers sought to implement the meeting's many suggestions. The attendance was about one third. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion received their Charter at Mrs Apritchard’s home on May 7 with 15 members. The next meeting is planned for September.

John Hunt Pointe H. Tyndall Ladies’ Auxiliary The Canadian Legion M.hs.a Blue Cross Movement Mhs.a Beausejour Oakbank Beause

Beausejour Board of Trade backs standard time stay

Beausejour Board of Trade at its May meeting votes to urge the council to keep the town on standard time. The group approves a cleanup drive with a truck for junk removal, offers prizes for best lawns and gardens, and sets July 1 delegates for Sports Day. They approve a $50 Greece relief donation and plan charity support.

Beausejour Women's Institute National Institute For the Blind Greece Errick F. Willis Grand Beach Ladywood J. Bellan C. H. Bethel N. Genaske W. Craik Canadian Red Cross Salvation Army Canadian Institute For Blind Cancer Relief Fund Tuberculosis St. John’s Ambulance A. Larson

Hospital District Service Groups Forming Here

Community groups form under the Blue Cross restructuring with MHS A support. Recruitment targets working residents including farmers and professionals, with semi annual remittance options and a 12 member rural entry requirement. Local districts Cook's Creek to Bird's Hill pursue group enrollment under volunteer leaders.

Cook's Creek Hazelridge Cloverleaf Oakbank Millbrook Suthwyn Dugald Bird's Hill Beausejour Board of Trade

Ready Made Family lights up Pine Falls with two nights

The Ready Made Family drew a crowded opening night at the Chateau Theatre on Friday May 2 forcing overflow and a repeat show on Tuesday May 6. Laurence Frayne provided saxophone solos with Mrs. E A Frayne on piano and Miss Ethel Hoffman directed the production praised for its entertaining cast and intermission acts.

Pine Falls Laurence Frayne Alice Brutter Kathleen Roy Beverly Smith Ethel Hoffman

Eastern Manitoba Baseball League elects officers at Beausejour

The Eastern Manitoba Baseball League met May 7 at the Beausejour Hotel and elected H. Nelson as president with Tyndall as vice president and J. F. Kruger as secretary treasurer. Beausejour hosts the D A Ross cup series opener May 24 against Oakbank as Pine Falls Lac du Bonnet Beausejour Tyndall Oakbank and Hazelridge form the Sensational Six.

Eastern Manitoba Baseball League Beausejour L. Taylor A. Cairns D. M. Wardrop S. J. Andrews H. Nelson Tyndall P. Grapentine Oakbank J. F. Kruger A. W. Harvey Pine Falls Lac du Bonnet Hazelridge

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Legion Branch Mrs G. A. Lafortune C. F. Letain N. Remple Heads Tennis Club Slim Frederick A. Anderson M. W. Turner H. Dunfield Lac du Bennett G. F. Teare Chateau Theatre E. A. Frayne John E. Hunter Herb Brown United Church Sunday School Johnny Campbell William Roy Begonia Allan Brown Nicodemus Alan Brown Henry Martyn Mary Arnott Beverly Windsor Brenda Miller Dorothy Seebach Hope Sharpe Beverley Beatty Judith Collier Catherine Huhn Marie Romanow Marcia Munsie Linda Brown Ball Loop
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