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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 28, 1950

Page

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Beausejour Weekend Guests and Local Events

Beausejour residents hosted friends from Winnipeg with visits by Leo Schade and Mrs Rosmus. The Clariss tea rooms change hands to Mr and Mrs A Bronstein of Fort Frances. The Royal Bank in Beausejour fills with Duncan Fordyce of Winnipeg. A St Mary's Parish bazaar was a success and will run again next Thu Sat. A town hall gathering discussed a modern school led by Chief Inspector C K Rodgers. Ladies Curling Club plans an organizational meeting on December 1 led by Miss H Buch.

Bill Trapp Clariss Tea Rooms Winnipeg Trapp Bill Clariss Tea Room A. Bronstein Fort Frances Onta St. Mary's Parish Beausejour C. K. Rodgers Ladies’ Curling Club

River Hills social notes and hospital updates

Ewald Honke of Central Patricia mines Ontario will move from River Hills to work in Quebec. Mrs. F Badke remains in Winnipeg hospital with pneumonia. Families from Pine Falls St George and Beeskau celebrate the 15th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs A Pohl. Brian Kenneth Steiner born November 14 at Whitecourt hospital. Olga Tittlemeir hospitalized with pneumonia. Miss Lorraine Herzog visiting from Winnipeg. Alona Kuhn ill in hospital. Deepest sympathy to Mrs Olga Benkendorf on her daughter’s death from burns. Birthday greetings to Shirley Lips and Lorraine Newman.

Ewald Honke Central Patricia Mines Ont River Hills Quebec A. Hanson Joan William Steiner Brian Kenneth Whitemouth Hospital Olga Benkendorf

Councillor Appeals to Farmers For Eradication of Bovine TB

Councillor John Pleskacz of Brokenhead Ward I urges farmers to join a TB eradication drive. Terms require testing cattle, immediate slaughter of reactors, compensation under the Animal Contagious Disease Act, forfeiture of rights for certain cattle, and sanitation of premises. Farmers are asked to sign at the post office.

John Pleskacz Tyndall Brokenhead Minister of Agriculture Pleskacz T.B

Condition of Indian Youngster Favorable

Dr. D. S. Richardson flew to Little Grand Rapids to retrieve a 10 year old Indian girl with a shotgun wound to the face. She traveled by canoe to the airbase and was flown to Winnipeg for treatment. Her wound is severe but her general condition is favorable. The injury occurred when her brother discharged a hand held gun while playing outside the family cabin.

D. S. Richardson Fort Alexander Hospital Little Grand Rapids Richardson Winnipeg

Riverside Club Considers Hall Sale After Poor Attendance

Mrs Louis Lavallee left for British Columbia to visit relatives. A Riverside club meeting on November 16 discussed selling the hall, with tenders issued as the structure falls into ruin and few members attended. Another meeting set for November 27. A November 12 card party in the new chapel yielded prizes to Mrs Pasoluka, Mrs Dean, M Mousseau, Mr Parent, and Mrs LaFrance.

Louis Lavallee British Columbia Riverside Club P. Pasoluka E. Dean M. Mousseau H. Parent E. LaFrance

Seven Sisters Falls Santa Parade and Community News

Residents and children joined a Winnipeg Santa Claus parade on Saturday November 18. Attendees named include C Precious family, H Hudson family, H Ligertwood family, T Frantz, W Lewis family, S Gittins family, J Sauer family, A Pitzik family, L Cousins family, Bernice Cousins, Marion Williams, and Ernie Richter. Also reports visits to Pine Falls, hospital updates on Elsie Howcroft and Don McLarity, and notes on Pat Patterson’s troop train section. Craft Guild met Thursday with Minto Young of Winnipeg as guest speaker.

Winnipeg C. Precious Carol H. Hudson Patsy Ann H. Ligertwood Grant T. Frantz W. Lewis Marion Jimmy S. Gittins David J. Sauer Teresa Johnny A. Pitzik Susan L. Cousins Bernice Cousins Marion Williams Ernie Richter Craft Guild Minto Young

Retiring Hydro Employees Honored at Winnipeg Party

A retirement party on November 23 in the Community hall paid tribute to Peter Riddell and Frank Niemi. Guests included J W Sanger of City Hydro who noted Riddell’s 41 years of service since 1909 and Niemi’s since 1921. Gifts, city emblems, and a night of dancing followed a luncheon and whist.

Peter Riddell Frank Niemi Mr. Sanger Mr. Riddell Canada Scotland Montana The Hydro Winnipeg City Pointe du Bois Sanger Niemi Federation of Civic Employees Riddell

Town Officials Welcome Home Lac du Bonnet Girls

The Lac du Bonnet Community hall hosted a Friday night reception and dance to honor Donna Peterson and Marilyn Patterson provincial Foods and Nutrition Clubs champions. Mayor Sparman, the village council, and the Board of Trade praised the girls for winning provincially at Brandon and competing in Toronto, crediting coach Mrs. Edythe Brown for their success. Gifts were presented to Donna, Marilyn, and Mrs Brown as town appreciation.

Lac du Bonnet Joseph Sparman Board of Trade Donna Peterson Marilyn Patterson Brandon Donna Marilyn Toronto Manitoba Edythe Brown

Women Learn Felt Work Under Mrs Hignell Supervision

A group of women meeting Tuesday evening for instruction in felt work under Mrs Hignell, with all participants progressing well. Readers are asked to cooperate by sending news items to the Seven Sisters Falls post office as Upper Seven Sisters joins in the community effort. Mrs W McGibbon has returned from Montreal after visiting her son in law and daughter for two months. Ted Raines and his fiancee Miss Nancy Kennedy spent the weekend with his parents, Buddy and Dora Braund accompanying them.

Seven Sisters Falls Upper Seven Sisters Ted Raines Nancy Kennedy Mrs. W. Raines Buddy Dora Braund

Tyndall Community Events Highlight Parties and Bazaar

Local letters note Sunday school resumes each winter Sunday at noon. A twenty fifth wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Joe Komisarchuk was celebrated at the Orange hall with guests presenting a silver set. Farewell parties honored Mr and Mrs Morden who moved to Winnipeg. Baby Bobby Reilly hospital stay announced. A quarry accident afflicted Albert Carlson. Wayne Winkler marked his fourth birthday with family guests. Eddie Wenzoski owns a new Dodge. The Ladies Club bazaar at Orange hall December 8 features crafts, home cooking, and a fish pond to draw families. Hunting season underway with focus on big game.

Orange Hall Joe Komisarchuk Ted Tucker Charlie Foster Ladies’ Club Fred Morden Fred Nelson Morden Winnipeg Tyndall Ladies’ Club

Pine Falls Girl Rescued After Ice Trap in River

Miss Elizabeth Houston of Pine Falls faced a cold river ordeal when her row boat iced over mid stream. Two rescuers also trapped by ice failed to reach her until 11 p.m. Police and woods department men arrived with canoes to bring her to shore where friends offered warmth and shelter.

Elizabeth Houston Pine Falls Miss Houston Woods Department

Meltzer Heads Beausejour Curlers

Beausejour Curling Club opened its season with plans for more bonspiels to boost interest. A. Meltzer was elected president with C. E. Turner as honorary president J. O. Beckstead as vice president and B. Larson as secretary treasurer. The executive includes B. Emberley M. Stepaniuk L. Horodski A. Hayes and A. Megedly. caretaker Mr. Russell has begun ice preparation signaling curling soon.

Beausejour Curling Club A. Meltzer C. E. Turner J. O. Beckstead B. Larson B. Emberley M. Stepaniuk L. Horodski A. Hayes

Open Meeting on Necessity of New Beausejour Schools

Beausejour residents gathered in the Town hall on November 23 to hear calls for a new school. W Horoditski highlighted crowded rooms and unsafe 1905 cement blocks with oil floors, while Chief Inspector Rogers urged modern lighting heating ventilation and sanitation. Proponents cited a $150,000 cost and 7 mill rate to fund new premises amid seven of eleven rooms failing provincial standards.

Beausejour W. Horoditski Horoditski Provincial Board of Education C. K. Rogers M. J. G. McMullen Transcona

Garson Christmas Concert Set for December 21

The Garson Christmas concert will be held Thursday December 21 at 8 p.m. in Garson school. A 25th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Leo Sabat occurred November 21 at Teddy's Place with about 100 couples attending. Ed Colliou, former Tyndall teacher now City of Winnipeg employee, was a guest. The United church Sunday school plans its annual concert December 17 in the United church.

Garson’s Garson School Leo Sabat Teddies Place Z. Moroz T. G. Wawryshyn H. Pearce E. Katzaly Ed. Colliou Tyndall City of Winnipeg The Sunday School United United Church

Former Beausejour Doctor Officially Opens Hospital

Dr Bissett of Pine Falls was guest of honor at the opening ceremonies of the new Beausejour hospital on Saturday November 18. Many oldtimers recall him as their first medical practitioner and honored him with the official opening of the fine new facility.

Bissett Pine Falls Beausejour Hospital Beausejour Dr. Bissett

Children’s Art Exhibit At Lac du Bonnet

An exhibition of children drawings and paintings will be held Saturday December 2 in the Beaver Lumber store. Entries invited from Lac du Bonnet Brightstone Landerville Newcombe Pointe du Bois Poplar Bay Pinawa Brookfield Riverlands Crescent Bay. judges appointed from the department of education.

Beaver Lumber Lac du Bonnet Brightstone Landerville Newcombe Pointe du Bois Poplar Bay Pinawa Brookfield Riverlands Crescent Bay Department of Education

Brokenhead Agriculture Society Plans Unveiled At Meeting

J. J. Steffes was reelected president for 1950 51 at Beausejour on Saturday November 25. Plans for the 1951 summer fair in June and a November fall fair were proposed along with a new annual basket picnic and support for Beausejour and District Aid. Incoming executive to act on proposals. Executive list includes Directoresses Mrs H Drys dale Mrs Joe Modrzejewski Mrs A Baker etc. Honorary president J P Steffes. Officers include honorary vice president A Baker vice president N Kubish secretary treasurer A Modrzejewski and publicity director W W Childe.

J. J. Steffes Brokenhead Sonnel H. Drysdale Joe Modrzejewski A. Baker A. Ottenbriet A. Modrzejewski N. Kubish A. A. Larson J. Mroz A. Tolosko J. P. Steffes G. V. Towle G. James A. Girvitz H. Maves A. Ottenbreit A. McLean C. Huber, Jr W. W. Childe

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Leo Schade Home of Friends Edna Krawchuk Lyla and Irene Ilchena Mrs. J. Ilchena Royal Bank of Canada Duncan Fordyce Dunc A. Hrabi Wally Rosmus Wally Mrs. J. Rosmus Maureen Cryderman Home of Friends L. Rempel F. Badke Marie Lips Whitemouth Allan Rempel Children’s Hospital Olga Tittlemeir Lorraine Herzog Alona Kuhn Shirley Lips Lorraine Newman Springfield Bidg St. James, Man Audit Bureau of Circulations Riverside Mrs. A. Desilets H. Leit E. Rougeau H. Leith Jack Howcroft Albert Schultz Elsie Howcroft Winnipeg General Hospital Elsie Don McLarity Harry Hudson Bob Maroning Community Club J. W. Sanger City Hydro Manning Germany Federal Republic of Western Germany T. C. Davis Frankfurt Mainz Munich Davis W. H. F. Crowe British Information Services von Roth Wawryshyn United Church Sunday School Mrs. Pilek Walter Tucker British Isles Mr. Tucker Bobby Reilly Doug Reilly Albert Carlson Garson Tyndale Wayne Winkler H. Winkler Bonnie Marvin A. Winkler Dennis Merle Howie Chymyshyn Thompson Etta Jameson M. Pasieka Eddie Wenzoski B. Warkentine Virginia Brokenhead Agriculture Society
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