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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 17, 1955

Page

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Powerview Council Hears Leonard School on New Three Room Build

The Leonard School Board told Powerview council a new three room school is planned with one wing ready by May 24. Council approved a four thousand dollar advance to finish construction and discussed municipal aid disbursements and 1955 public works including street repairs and graveling.

School Board Powerview Council H. J. Parent A.ruce S. Lazaruk H. Richardson O. Vincent J. F. Turcotte Leonard School Board Public Works

Beausejour Sees Record Blood Donor Turnout

The Red Cross appeal in Beausejour district drew 235 donors at a four hour clinic. Red Cross Chairman William Horodyski credited a strong committee effort for the surge, with donors from Thalberg Stead Glenfields Brokenhead Ladywood Tyndall Cloverleaf Lydiatt Buchan Milner Ridge and a large group from the USAF Base in Eastern Manitoba.

Red Cross Beausejour William Horodyski Thalberg Stead Glenfields Brokenhead Ladywood Tyndall Cloverleaf Lydiatt Buchan Milner Ridge Dryden Ontario U.S.A.F Manitoba

North Eastern Fast Ball League Sets 1955 Season Plan

The North Eastern Manitoba Fast Ball League met in Lac du Bonnet on May 13 naming officers for 1955. Two divisions were formed to cut travel costs with North Division teams Great Falls St George Powerview and Pine Falls. Early entries include Seven Sisters River Hills Hungry Nine with Whitemouth expected. winner of each division will meet in a best of five for the Seven Sisters Community Club Trophy.

William Zikman Lac du Bonnet Jack Howcroft Bill Boyer Howard Johnson Bill Zikman Tom Venn Great Falls St. George Powerview Pine Falls Seven Sisters River Hills Nine Whitemouth

Ladywood M F U Elects Officers

The Ladywood local of the Manitoba Farmers' Union held its annual meeting on Friday May 13 electing officers for the coming year President John Lashek Vice-President A Rattai directors G Mikoliew J Ferens M Hladun R Kawecki recreation committee Mesdames J Lashek M Peluk A Rattai J Ferens and A Kawecki and Mr D Orlikow of Winnipeg addressed the gathering stressing unity and interdependence of farmer and laborer.

Ladywood Manitoba Farmers' Union John Lashek A. Rattai G. Mikoliew J. Ferens M. Hladun R. Kawecki J. Lashek M. Peluk A. Kawecki D. Orlikow Winnipeg Mr. Orlikow

Two Whitemouth Girls Graduate in Nursing

A large turnout of White Mouth residents and Winnipeg friends attended the Victoria General Hospital school for nurses graduation at Augustine United Church in Winnipeg on Wednesday May 11. Miss Shirley Jorgenson won the Proficiency in Obstetrics award from the Victoria Hospital Auxiliary and Miss Eleanor Brown earned the Bedside Nursing award from the Victoria Hospital Ladies Guild.

Whitemouth Winnipeg Victoria General Hospital School For Augustine United Church Shirley Jorgenson Eleanor Brown Miss Jorgenson Victoria Hospital Auxiliary Miss Brown Victoria Hospital Ladies Guild

Schulz Addresses MFU on Eastern Organizing Efforts

Jacob Schulz former Manitoba Farmers' Union president outlines national farm union work and eastern organizing efforts. Steve Miller discusses Livestock Marketing Board proposals, dairy price floors, and Zone Representation emphasized for the BeauSejour convention with J Patterson and Neil Simonson as guest speakers. event ends with a basket social.

Jacob Schultz Manitoba Farmers’ Union Schult Dominion Steve Miller Dugald Livestock Marketing Board Miller Milk Board A. Laneway Neil Simonson Sanford MFU Manitoba

Obituary Mrs Mary Kozier of Molson Molson

Mrs Mary Kozier of Molson died May 3 at Beausejour Hospital at age 41 11 months Funeral held May 7 at Greek Catholic Church Beausejour Rev J Borysi officiated and burial followed at Greek Catholic Cemetery Russell Funeral Home in charge She is survived by husband John Frederick two sons Lawrence and Johnny overseas a daughter Mrs Roy Garda one grandchild two brothers Peter and Bill Buttsman of Beausejour The piece ends with a statistical line stating twenty four per cent of Canadians have telephones

Mary Kozier Beausejour Molson Man J. Borys Russell Funeral Home Rozier John Frederick Molson Lawrence Johnny Roy Garda Peter Bill Buttsman Beauseour

Selkirk District Home and School Plan Annual Conference

The Selkirk district Home and School Associations met in Beausejour to plan the October conference. Attendees from Selkirk Lockport Gimli St Andrew Lac du Bonnet and Beausejour discussed membership drives trustees nights and program ideas with Mrs. Armstrong Provincial President assisting. Officers elected include district chairman W Horodyski Beausejour vice chairman J W Wade Lac du Bonnet second vice chairman Rev Fairclough Lockport and secretary-treasurer F Slevinsky Beausejour.

Selkirk Beausejour Lockport Gimli St. Andrews Lac du Bonnet R. E. Armstrong See Hine J. W. Wade Lac du

Victoria Beach Community Notices and Local Happenings

Local notes report residents visiting and staying in Victoria Beach, including Mrs Beth Paulson convalescing at home, Reg Thomas family renting Charley Thomas cottage, and H G Thomas celebrating a 79th birthday. Also covered are church events, a funeral in Traverse Bay, baptisms, and family movements. Radio sales data show Canadian manufacturers delivering 487 237 sets in 1954, down from 620 860 in 1953.

Reg. Thomas Marie Patricia Elizabeth Pas Charley Thomas Reg Winnipeg

Lumber and Tie Production in British Columbia Reaches New Total

In 1954 the province produced 4 233 106 000 feet of sawn lumber and ties as part of its timber industry, reflecting strong output levels across BC mills and rail ties sectors.

British Columbia

Sell Out Show At River Side M F U Draws Large Crowd

M F U River Hills unit staging on May 7 drew a hall beyond capacity with over 40 participants presenting songs instrumental acts plays skits and a fashion parade. Dennis Nimechuk was MC and fashion show featured elderly women costumes. The event raised 104 dollars.

River Hills M.F.U Dennis Nimechuk Hazelridge M.C Alex Henschell

Seven Sisters BaseballClub prepares new grounds and coaching changes

Seven Sisters Fastball Club shifts to a high and dry site with Jack Coyne elected coach and several practices held. Scouts report on a fishing trip with 18 fish for the troupe, plus a teen canteen event for Rich Gittins and Alvin Harrison. Local grads include Ronnie Cingmars and Art Pitt moving abroad. Alfred Carrier visits from Great Falls as a civil student.

Seven Sisters Tom Venn Jack Coyne Anne Kondratuk Rich Gittins Alvin Harrison Alfred Carrier Great Falls Tom and Doris Venn Alfred

Mother's Day Rally at Mars School Draws Local Crowds

Mother's Day event hosted by the children's Glee Club at Mars School on May 8 featured welcomes by Miss Wecreschuk and club president, with stunt winners Mrs Krawchuk Judy Kolton and Mike Wecreschuk and surprise gifts for mothers. Other notes include birth of Nellie Ann Kruk and various family visits, hospitalizations, and upcoming M F U meetings with delegate nominations for Beausejour June 9 and University of Manitoba events.

Mars School Children’s Glee Club Miss Wecreschuk Ernest Kolton JD. Krawchuk Judy Kolton Mike Wecreschuk Mesdames 4A Luehishin R. Kruk Neskar Gordon Kruk Phil Kruk Nellie Ann Beausejour Hospital Paul Hlady Karen Billy Detroit Mich KR. Schinkel S. Pasesnik J. Price Roy M. Kulara Linda Russel Winnipeg Ad. Moline Flaine Glenfield A. Molinski Beausejour Joe Dymetrew J. Stupak M.F.U University of Manitoba

Forest Fire Danger Chart Readings and Readings Variance

A weather survey and fire hazard chart shows instrument positions as of 1 30 p m on specified days. Readings vary with precipitation and reading times. The chart was compiled with cooperation from the Manitoba Forestry station at Lac du Bonnet.

Manitoba Lac du Bonnet

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