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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 18, 1952

Page

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Eastern Manitoba highway plan seeks provincial trunk routes

A 1953 map shows the Eastern Manitoba Development Board urging Manitoba Public Works to designate and build or upgrade key roads as Provincial Trunk Highways. The plan covers existing routes from Anola to the U S border and new lines such as Pine Falls to Vita and Sprague to Moose Lake, with standards of 24 to 34 feet and full provincial maintenance.

Eastern Manitoba Development Board Manitoba Department of Public Works P.T.H Manitoba Anola Jesy Carillon News Caliente Piney South Junction Pine Falls Zhoda Vita Minnesota Sprague Moose Lake St. George- Grand Prairie

Powerview Council Acts On Estates and Lighting Plans

The Powerview council met on Tuesday November 11 with Mayor H J Parent and all councillors present. They discussed the Charles Dayon estate and will contact executors. Residents asked for street lights on side streets, with consideration set for next spring. Delinquent licenses for dogs and bicycles will be summonsed, and an agreement of sale for land needed to extend Laura Street to No 11 Highway was approved with payment to La Corporation Episcopale de St Boniface. A bus shelter near Jimmy's Garage on No 11 Highway was proposed. Fire protection plans were reviewed, including river access and a fire engine platform, and wells for storage water were explored. A dangerous slide near Leonard School will be investigated. Mayor Parent was re elected by 234 votes to Stephens Velie 101. Pipe purchases for culverts and several payments were approved.

Charles Dayon Laura Street No. 11 la Corporation Archiepiscopale de Jimmy Pine Falls Winnipeg Arthur Bruce Leonard School H. J. Parent Stephens Velie Manitoba Paper Co Ernest Starr Red River Bus Arthur Barrett Standard Press Mike Picter Paul Alarie Jules Bouchard

Color Films Shown At Special Beausejour Program

About 350 people attended a Lyric theatre program in Beausejour on Friday November 7 featuring two color films. Cross roads of the Cross showed scenes from Israel highlighting agricultural progress while The Good Earth for a Better Life emphasized minerals soil fertility and the roles of agricultural colleges county agents and farm youth in boosting productivity. Sponsored by Stefaniuk's Garage. Door prize winners were Mrs. Vicky Surowich of Tyndall Mrs. R. W. Belton of Glenfields and Mrs. Frances Chorney of Tyndal.

Lyric Theatre Beausejour Holy Lands New Republic of Israel Stefaniuk Vicky Surowich Tyndall R. W. Belton Glenfields Frances Chorney Tyndal

Couple Celebrates Twentieth Wedding Anniversary

About 200 guests attended the twentieth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. William Pasaluko at Pete's Pavilion on Saturday November 8. Evelyn Pasaluko pinned a three rose corsage on her mother, gifts included a 68 piece Devonshire Rose dinner set, and a heart shaped gold locket was given to Mrs. Pasaluko by her husband. The evening featured dancing and refreshments as the couple thanked guests for honoring them.

William Pasaluko Pete’s Pavilion Mrs. Pasaluko

Pine Falls Legion Remembrance Day Service

Pine Falls Legion Branch 64 held a Sunday Remembrance Day service at the Chateau theatre with ministers from three local churches and an interdenominational choir. On November 11 at 11 a.m. at the Community Cairn a simple ceremony remembered World War I II and earlier fallen, with wreaths laid by Legion members, local business representatives, and officials. Reverend C A J King gave the address and Dick Willett conducted Last Post and Reveille. Comrade Chaplain J Masson led the service.

Chateau Theatre Pine Falls Legion Branch No. 64 C. A. J. King Reveille Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary King Dick Willett J. Masson

St Johns Ladies Hold Monthly Meet in Lac du Bonnet

The St Johns Anglican W A met November 3 at 8 PM in the Parish hall Lac du Bonnet. Mrs E McLeod and Mrs A Brown praised the Little Helpers party. The Junior W A organized and will run the white elephant table at the bazaar. Planning for the bazaar whist and canasta at the Community hall on November 1 was completed. Lunch served by Mrs Mc Coy Mrs R Waters and Mrs R McIntosh.

St. John’s W.A Lac du Bonnet E. McLeod A. Brown

Officers elected by Pine Falls Legion branch 64

Pine Falls Legion branch 64 elected officers on November 7 at the new Legion hall. Officers to be installed at the next monthly meeting include president F McFadden and vice presidents G Sadler W Macleod secretary H Thomson treasurer G R Halpin financial secretary A R Towler chaplain R C Masson and sergeant at arms W P O Connors. Committee chairs are entertainment F L Morton house Reg Towler building S W Jackson finance G R Halpin publicity A R Askin.

Pine Falls Canadian Legion Legion Hall F. McFadden G. Sadler W. Macleod H. Thomson G. R. Halpin A. R. Towler R. C. Masson W. P. O’connor F. L. Morton House Reg. Towler S. W. Jackson A. R. Askin

Correction to St. Pauls Lutheran dedication service

The Leader corrects last week’s report on St. Pauls Lutheran church dedication at Oldenburg. Guest speakers were Rev. W. R. Raths of The Cross Lutheran church Winnipeg and Rev. T. H. Becker of Grace Lutheran church Winnipeg.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Oldenburg W. R. Raths the Cross Lutheran Church Winnipeg T. H. Becker Grace Lutheran Church

Cleaning Fluids Warn of Dangers in Homes

This note warns that cleaning fluids such as carbon tetra chloride fumes are dangerous and can cause death in closed rooms. It advises using cleaners in well ventilated areas or outdoors to reduce risk.

Premier Campbell addresses Springfield Liberal meeting

Premier D L Campbell spoke at the Springfield Liberal Progressive Association gathering at Beausejour, praising hydro electrification, low taxes, and provincial progress. He pledged watchdog status on freight rates, highlighted farm hydro benefits, and outlined party leadership and regional elected officers.

D. L. Campbell Springfield Liberal Progressive Association Beausejour Campbell William Lucke M. L.A St. Clements A. F. Trapp M.la Brokenhead Hydro Manitoba Dominion

Lac du Bonnet Council Considers Public Health Outline

Village meeting led by Dr. L G Gunne MH O reviewed citizens health needs and actions. Rodzinski complained about waste dumping. council to follow up. Hotel licence recommended for Lac du Bonnet Hotel Company for premises at CPR right of way Brightstone Road. payments list itemized including Dr L G Gunne and other locals.

L. G. Gunne M.H.O S. Rodzinski Council McIntosh Lac du Bonnet Hotel Company Lac du Bonnet Canadian Pacific Railway Brightstone Road

Pine Falls community notes show cancer drive gains

The Rebekah Lodge conducted a cancer fund drive under Mrs. E. Cotte and netted 314.75, up from last year's 162. The library committee listed thirty new books for distribution. Coronation Rebekah Lodge No 51 hosted a visit from Rebekah Assembly President Mrs. M. Cowan and companions. Twenty seven members met with Lawrence Frayne to discuss starting a Glee Club, inviting interested locals.

Rebekah Lodge E. Cotte Rebekahs Rebekah Lodge No. 51 Rebekah Assembly M. Cowan Lawrence Frayne Manitou Lodge

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