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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 15, 1962

Page

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Crook Heads Manitoba Weeklies at 43rd Convention

The Springfield Leader Ltd and publisher Dennis Crook were unanimously elected as microcrook du Bonnet for 1982 at the Manitoba Weekly Niners 43rd annual convention. Crook, publisher since 1953, began at St James Leader after buying the paper from A Hanks. Also elected were Lorne Bates and Rimes as first and second vice presidents. Cecil Lamont presented a third place award for best all round newspaper under 1250 circulation to Triangle Progress and Deloraine Times and Star. Life members were A H Leech and A W Hanks, veteran editors of Manitoba weeklies.

Springfield Leader Ltd Dennis Crook Manitoba Crook Mi Crook du Bonnet A. Hanks St James Rare Lorne Ates St. Vial Garee Sitter Swan River Iter Rimes Cecil Lamont The Grain and Milling Advertising Service Ltd China Triangle Progress Winkler Deloraine Times and Star Life A. H. Leech St. Vital Lance A. W. Hanks St. James Leader Springfield Leader

Bissett Home & School Elects New Officers

A small group of parents at tended the last Bissett Home and School meeting on May 8 electing officers for 1962 63. Officers include Lady Dorothy Weeks treasurer J Simperel teacher representative Mrs E Finnbogason program committee M Wray Mesdames J Minton W Bjornson Nachtingale social committee N LaBas siere W Barton M Molinski. Chairman Winston Barton recording secretary Shar on Graham. Treasurer’s report presented. The group emphasized education to prepare youths for meaningful careers. A guessing game and a film on lake trout fishing in Quebec followed lunch.

Bissett Dorothy Weeks J. Simperel E. Finnbogason M. Wray Graham J. Neeces Russell Griffith Pasa Enmeee Cote de Flonse Mischel Gaaventon Ateee Quebec

Judy LeMarsh to Speak For Liberal Candidate

Judy LeMarsh, Niagara Falls MP, will address Liberal supporters in Springfield on May 25 at Lac Bonnet and Whitemouth on behalf of Archie Warren. Warren urged voters that backing Liberal in Springfield is the best path to defeating the government candidate and reducing Conservative influence.

Springfield Beausejour Judy LeMarsh Purliement Niagara Falls Lac Bonnet Whitemouth Archie Warren Miss LeMarsh Pearson Ottawa Eral Warren

Aalsmeer Flower Shop Claims Europe’s Largest Market

Aalsmeer in the Netherlands hosts Europe’s biggest flower shop and greenhouse garden. Each morning mountains of blooms are sold and then flown to Rome.

Aalsmeer Netherlands Europe Rome

Father G Hart Elected President Of Local School Group

At the Lac du Bonnet Home and School Association meeting on May 8, Father G. Hart was elected president for the coming year. Elected officers include Rev. E. Bowen as 1st vice president Mrs. Helen Semple secretary Joyce Hanton treasurer Norma Halliday and Molly Winberg as members Dorothy Waters Lorraine McIntosh as program and Norma Charles as social convener. The Anglican youth club debated Is the letter system of marking better than the number system with Leslie McIntosh Neil Campbell Elsie Fryer and Barry Rousseau taking part and judges E. Brown R. Butchart H. Smith.

Lac du Bonnet Anglican Youth Club Leslie McIntosh Neil Campbell Elsie Fryer Barry Rousseau

Lac du Bonnet Village Council Holds Quiet May Meeting

The Lac du Bonnet Village Council met on Tuesday May 8 with Mayor W Zarecki presiding and councillors P Klassen and R. The session was described as quiet with routine municipal matters discussed and no major actions reported.

Lac du Bonnet W. Zarecki P. Klassen

Hospital Auxiliaries Held Meeting in Seven Sisters Falls

Regional meets of hospital auxiliaries for the North Eastern District convened in Seven Sisters Falls on Friday May 11 with delegates from Rennie Whitemouth Pine Falls and Seven Sisters. Mrs F King was elected regional representative with Mrs A Hill alternate and Mrs M Reid secretary treasurer. Winnipeg’s H Hutchison spoke for the provincial group and two films were shown. a lunch followed by guild members.

North Eastern District Seven Sisters Falls Rennie Whitemouth Pine Falls Seven Sisters F. King A. Hill M. Reid H. C. Hutchison Winnipeg Seven Sisters Falls Guild

4-H Public Speaking Contest May 17 at Lac du Bonnet

The 4-H clubs of the Lac du Bonnet Whitemouth districts host a public speaking competition on Thursday evening May 17 at 8 00 p m CST in the Lac du Bonnet Collegiate auditorium. Everyone is invited to attend the evening of speeches by club members.

Lac du Bonnet Whitemouth

Seven Sisters Community Notes From Great Falls District

Mr and Mrs Walter Kristofferson and family of Great Falls visited several homes in the district on Sunday. Mrs W Lawson and her mother and Mrs R King went to Great Falls Tuesday to visit Mrs Kristofferson and friends. Birthday greetings to Miss Sandra Krampetz for May 8. Get well wishes to Mr Fred Schultz injured on Wednesday. he is at Beausejour hospital. Allan Dales and Kelvin from Thompson surprised the King family for the weekend of May 5. Shrine Circus crowds visited Winnipeg with Mr and Mrs Reid and family and Mr and Mrs Ray Gravel and family. R Weinhold and family traveled to Winnipeg to meet Aunt from Germany. The Mortons spent the weekend in Winnipeg attending Grace hospital graduation ceremonies with Miss Barbara Stratton among the graduates. Mrs Morton and her sister hosted an evening for Miss Stratton. Don’t miss the variety concert in the Seven Sisters Falls Community Hall on May 18 at 8 pm. Continued on Page 12.

Walter Kristofferson Great Falls W. Lawson R. King Kristofferson Fred Schultz Beausejour Hospital Shrine Circus Winnipeg Reid Ray Gravel R. Morton Grace Hospital Barbara Stratton Morton T. Beighton Seven Sisters Falls ‘Community Hall

Pine Falls C of C Plans Visit From Winnipeg Chamber

Pine Falls and District Chamber of Commerce outlines a planned Winnipeg Chamber visit during Conservation Week May 19 to 26. A committee will arrange events at Manitou Lodge with funds, banners, and publicity notes, plus discussions on highway paving and park development near Pine Falls.

Pine Falls

Renewal notice for The Springfield Leader subscriptions

A small historical renewal form requests subscription renewals for The Springfield Leader with different rates. It specifies amounts for one year and two years, domestic and outside Canada, and provides an address in Lac du Bonnet Manitoba for mailing payments and forms. New subscribers are advised to enter a one year subscription to The Springfield Leader at the given address.

Canada Audit Bureau of Circulations Springfield

Bissett Opens Baseball Season With Sun Shiners Victory

Two Bissett teams opened the season last Sunday May 6 as the Sun Shiners defeated the Stope Rats 16 to 8 on a chilly evening. Monty Vialaux lasted eight innings for the surface club before George Robinson finished in the ninth. Notable scorers for Sun Shiners included Newsham Krause Barton Fults Moore Finnbogasson Boulegon Rousseau and Vialoux with one each. Stope Rats hitters included Lindholm three Hood two Chalmers Ty and Kirkwood with one each.

Bissett Stope Rats Sun Shiners Monty Vialaux George Robinson Surface Sun- Shiners David Newsham Ron Krause Winston Barton Austin Fults Walter Moore Jack Finnbogasson Bonty Vialoux Claude Boulegon Duncan Rousseau Stope Hughie Lindholm Barry Hood Frank Chalmers Bob Kirkwood Larry Jim Anderson Herman Gauthier Bob M

Powerview Council Keeps Same Mill rate

Powerview council approves by law 862 setting 1962 municipal taxes at 125 mills, maintaining last year’s rate though school and admin costs rise. A balanced budget of 43 063 75 funds the year with cuts to keep taxes steady.

Powerview Council S. Lazaruk J. Turcotte Frank Watson R. E. Cowan

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D. Crook Bissett Home & School Liberal G. Hart Father Hart Mesdames E. Brown R. Butchart and H. Smith Agassiz Bruce Griffith Town Planning Commission Rosemary and Pat Sandra Krampetz Allan Dales Kelvin of Thompson Fred King C of C Jackson and Hovey Powerview Selkirk Pink Falls Armouries Greatalls W. Jackson E. Randle St. George T. N. McLenaghen Armouries J. Desilets Tony Schreyer Powersite MD Street Man 3Rd Street Council Arthur Dufour Powerview Utilities Co-op Ltd University of Manitoba CWAC Camp Shire Larry Washington 46Th Field Brandon Armouries Anne Gittins Mary Smith Mary Kirbey Betty Crawford Bee Magnusson Alica Lalardy
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