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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 17, 1953

Page

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Villagers to Meet Hydro Board on Tuesday

Representatives from the village council and their attorney will meet the Manitoba Hydro-Electric Board on Tuesday November 24 at 3 p.m. in Winnipeg to discuss a trunk sewer system and a proposal to close the gap between villagers and the board. Officials note drainage concerns from Lac du Bonnet rising levels and potential land expropriation, with compensation talks ongoing and plans filed to protect bankage while pursuing a settlement.

Manitoba Hydro-Electric Board Electric Railway Winnipeg Matlin Rhoard Dept. of Health Lac du Bonnet McArthur Falls Lake Avenue Hydro-Electric Board Edythe Brown Stephens Don Stephens

Pine Falls Observes Remembrance Day Services

Remembrance Day ceremonies took place at the cenotaph led by Chaplain Masson of the local BE SL post with a detachment of legionnaires and school pupils. Wreaths were laid by local residents and the community held a memorial service at the Chateau the preceding evening. A Legion banquet and dance followed the Remembrance Day observance at the Legion Hall.

Chaplain Masson B.E.S.L Legionnaires W. H. J. Walters Fr. Messier Fred McFadden Glenn Stewart Jerry Hutchinson Jack Huhn A. B. Robinson Jim Caufield L. Patterson Chateau Rev. C. King Legion Hall

Brokenhead Students Sponsor Dance and Raffle

Brokenhead school hosted a Saturday dance and raffle with prizes including an electric kettle toaster and canister set. Winners were announced from a long list of names. music by Mike Busak and his western serenaders complemented a successful event.

Donald Fraleih Greenwald Mike Busak M.M

Christmas Bazaar to Be Held by St Johns Lac du Bonnet

The St Johns Anglican W.A. of Lac du Bonnet will hold its annual Christmas Bazaar on Thursday November 19 at 7 p.m. in the Community hall. The event features home cooking novelties candies knitted goods and a white elephant plus whist and canasta and a grand door prize. Sunday School classes have grown and space is tight. the Junior Auxiliary seeks a leader and assistant.

St. John’s W.A Lac du Bonnet

Brokenhead Council backs drainage U floodway plan

Stanley Copp urged Bro kenhead Rural Municipality to set a firm spending limit for the drainage U floodway. Council approved a 10,000 grant to the project payable in three instalments through 1954–56, with co operation from other municipalities. Other actions include road closure NE 13 15 7 E and lights at Golden Bay school.

Stanley Copp M.L.A Brokenhead N.E Golden Bay Boundary Reeve Trapp Manitoba Telephone System Peter Chorney

Lac du Bonnet Council Honors War Memorial Donation

The Lac du Bonnet village council met on Monday November 9 with Mayor Edythe Brown presiding. They accepted the War Memorial donated by Lac du Bonnet Branch No. 164 of the Canadian Legion in memory of those who died in 1914-18 and 1939-45 and commended Legion members for their community effort. The Finance Committee passed several accounts including payments to E. H. Floyd, Manitoba Power Commission, L.D.B. Public Works Trust Account, and Beaver Lumber, among others.

Edythe Brown Manitoba Telephone Lac du Bonnet J. W. Wade Manitoba Telephone System C. J. Hapke E. Kiziak W. A. Campbell R. McIntosh Canadian Legion Legion E. H. Floyd Manitoba Fower Commission A. Usackis V.O David L. G. Gunne C. L Allen Manitoba Power Commission Julia Hapko Can Pac. Express Mike Malyk L.D.B. Public Works Trust L.D.B Beaver Lumber Company McArthur Farm R. M. of Willson Stationary Co. Ltd Northern Motors and Implements J. I. Morkin Hugh R. Eade the Springfield Leader Ltd

Pine Falls Man Dies In Fire

Frank Smith of Pine Falls was burned to death when his home could not be saved by the fire department at 5 am Sunday morning November 15. Russell Taylor, who first noticed the fire, called the fire department and helped evacuate Bob Heubner, the other resident, who suffered serious burns and is hospitalized.

Frank Smith Pine Falls Russell Taylor Bob Heubner Heubner

Hospital Guild hears convention report and plans event

Mrs L W Dowswell addressed thirty members of the Whitemouth Hospital Guild. Mrs Cliff Connor presided and recounted the Women's Hospital Auxiliaries Association convention she attended in Winnipeg. The group organized a card party and pantry shower to benefit the hospital on December 4.

L. W. Dowswell Whitemouth Cliff Connor Women’s Hospital Auxiliaries Association Winnipeg

Seven Sisters Forms New Club In Winnipeg Event

The Seven Sisters Community Women's Auxiliary formed a new club and held its first meeting with Mrs Mae Hignell as president opening the evening. John Ligertwood of Winnipeg, Dominion President of the Anglican Young People's Association, spoke as guest and shared experiences from the World Conference of Christian Youth in India. Slides showed missions in England Scotland India and more with commentary on clergy activities. The event drew a large crowd and included a silver collection.

Seven Sisters Community Women’s Auxiliary Mae Hignell O. Oxholm

Seven Sisters Boy Scout and Cub Annual Meeting

The Seven Sisters Boy Scout and Cub Movement held its annual meeting at Community Club Hall on November 1. Twenty nine attended as W. Lewis chaired, with reports by Ewart Carruthers and Jack Gibbins, new leadership named, and plans to recruit a district social representative.

Seven Sisters Howard Leith W. Lewis Leith W. McGibbon Ewart Carruthers Jack Gibbins George Kretchmere George Griggs Winnipeg R. Picard H. Ligertwood F. King H. Solar River Hills Upper Seven Sisters

Powerview to Receive 30 Mile Speed Zone

Powerview council confirms an order in council establishing a 30 mph speed zone through Powerview village and part of the Alexander district, including Highway No 11 through River lots 22 to 25 up to the Pine Falls townsite entrance. The meeting notes limits on banning obscene literature, plus a Salaberry RM resolution on mine mineral titles via tax sale.

Powerview Local Govern Ment Alexander Pine Falls Salaberry Our -Council

Whitemouth Remembrance Day Service At School

Whitemouth Consolidated School room was packed for Remembrance Day 1968. Boy Scouts attended as students performed O Canada a welcome from principal A Huebner. Participants included Katherine Steiner, Donald Steiner reading scripture, Allen Zajec reciting In Flanders Field. Guest speaker Jim Thomson World War II veteran and Chamber of Commerce president paid tribute to local veterans.

Whitemouth Consolidated School O Canada A. Huebner Katherine Steiner Donald Steiner Allen Zajec Flanders Field Jim Thomson Chamber of Commerce Whitemouth

Community Club Elects Officers At Whitemouth Meeting

The Whitemouth Community Club annual meeting on Tuesday November 3 elected Harold Cousins as president. Other officers include Secretary Lawrence Dowswell and executives Mrs Har vy Hill Miss Helen Johnson Mrs Norman Erickson Ernie Steiner William Beeskau and Mrs Sandy Cousins.

Whitemouth Community Club Curling Club Harold Cousins Lawrence Dowswell Harvery Hill Helen Johnson Norman Erickson Ernie Steiner William Beeskau Sandy Cousins

Lac du Bonnet Council Weighs Roads and Drains

R M Lac du Bonnet Council met November 3 with Reeve Wojciechowski presiding and Councillors Mazur Brincheski Horn Belluk in attendance. Delegations urged road allowances and drainage fixes for several sections, with proposed ditch reconstructions and dike needs cited alongside compensation claims and bylaw readings for sales of municipal lands.

Lac du Bonnet E. Wojciechowski J. Mazur W. Brincheski J. C. Horn W. R. Belluk G. F. ‘Reare J. Russell W Flett A. Juenke D. Fosty Mr. Fosty

Credit Union Formation Planned in Lac du Bonnet

Residents of Lac du Bonnet and district are called to a November 26 meeting at 8 p.m. in Memorial hall to form a local credit union. Guest speaker Mr. S. Steffanson of Gimli will discuss credit unions and a related movie will be shown.

Lac du Bonnet S. Steffanson Gimli

Hospital Guild Fun Fair Aids Whitemouth Hospital

Seven Sisters Falls Hospital Guild hosted a community hall fun fair on Oct 39 opened by C E Precious with Mrs G L Carr presenting. The evening featured home cooking, candies, crafts, a fish pond, Bingo and two draws, raising 271.00 for the Whitemouth District Hospital.

Seven Sisters Falls Hospital Guild C. E. Precious G. L Carr

Hospital Guild Changes Regular Meeting Date

A hospital meeting of the Seven Sisters and River Hills Guild was held on Nov 9 with 19 ladies present. Mrs G Carr chaired. Reports from the hospital Convention were given by Mr Carr and Mrs Mae Hignell. The group will hold monthly meetings on the second Monday starting January. Plans for a Game Nite Guildamas Party were made for Dec 7 at 8 p.m. in the Seven Sisters auditorium. Lunch was served by Mesdames King, Oxholm and Walker.

Seven Sisters and River Hills Guild G. Carr Carr Mae Hignell Ladies Guildamas Seven Sisters Mesdames, King, Oxholm Walker

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hydro Stanley Copp Council Department of Public Works Brokenhead River Dencross Libau Pine Guild Hears Convention Report Boy Scout and Cub Movement Springfield Audit Bureau of Circulations 3Rd Street Man H. J. Parent Art Bruce Stan Lazaruk H. Richardson J. I Turcotte Community Club R.M. Lac du Bonnet Fosty F. Sawchuk S. Hrysio M. Chihowski F. Sydorko Foxy John Kiym J. Wenzowski A. Smerski W. Bradnik Naima Erickosa Teofil Sarapu Hospital Guild
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