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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 27, 1959

Page

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Fire destroys Lac du Bonnet poultry building

A blaze of undetermined origin destroyed a 200 by 24 feet Bonnie Poultry farm building four miles east of Lac du Bonnet on October 25. About 4000 two week old chicks were lost. The fire was noticed at 9:00 a.m. by Ed Ericksen. Insurance covered part of the structure remodeled last summer. Manager John Lindgren said rebuilding would occur if the foundation remains sound, this fall or next spring.

Bonnie Lac du Bonnet Ed. Ericksen John Lindgren Bonnie Poultry Farm

Negligence Charged in Pointe du Bois Boat Disaster

A coroner's jury at Pointe du Bois found operator negligence caused a June boat tragedy that killed sisters Victoria and Geraldine Courchaine near Lampray Falls. The inquest urged life jacket laws for all boat passengers and cited overloading of a 13 foot 4 inch craft with 800 pound capacity carrying about 1300 pounds.

Pointe du Bois Victoria Geraldine Courchaine St. Adolphe Man Lamprey Falls John Januska Isobel Street Winnipeg Boat Company Geraldine Harvey Chase Strathcona Street Richard Giesbrecht Beausejour

Conservative Annual Meeting in Winnipeg 1959

The Progressive Conservative Association of Manitoba held its annual meeting at the Royal Alexandra Hotel in Winnipeg on October 22. Premier Duff Roblin addressed hundreds outlining government development plans. Afternoon forums covered organization, with Hugh J. McLeod elected president and Paul Nimchuk joining the provincial executive. Delegates heard Dr. Slogan and MLAs Bjornson and Klym discuss recent parliamentary highlights, and many met Prime Minister Diefenbaker and cabinet members during supper.

Progressive Conservative Association of Manitoba Winnipeg Royal Alexandra Hotel Duff Roblin Manitoba Hugh J. McLeod George Hutton Progressive Conservative Association of Paul Nimcchuk Anola Springfiel Nimchuk Dr. Slogan M.P Oscar Bjornson M.la Lac du Bonnet Frey Klym Springfield Bjjornson Klym Diefenbaker Agriculture D. Harkness A. Hamilton Trade and Commerce G . Churchil

Come To Church Inaugural Augustana Lutheran Service Day

The Rev Morris Green leads a new congregation with services at 9 45 a m Sunday School pastor’s class at the parsonage 11 00 a m Divine Worship with baptisms confirmations and organizational rites conducted by Pastor L Floyd Lewis Calgary regional director of American Missions and Pastor Otto A Olson Jr Saskatoon Canada Conference president will preach a sermon A 1 00 p m banquet at Memorial Hall for members and friends and a 3 00 p m first business meeting at the church

L. Floyd Lewis Calgary Alta Board of American Missions The Augustana Lutheran Church Otto A. Olson, Jr Saskatoon Sask Canada

St. John’s Anglican Church All Saints Day Schedule

Service times for St John’s Anglican Church list 9:00 a.m. Holy Communion 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon 10:00 a.m. Junior Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Primary Sunday School and nursery at St Mary’s Church with affiliations noted.

ST. John's Anglican Church ALL Saints

Agricultural Societies Meet at Beausejour

Beausejour hosts annual conference of eight Manitoba agricultural societies in Ukrainian Hall. Garnet C. Dicks of Toulon presided as delegates and guests gathered from Beausejour Arborg Ashern Stonewall Toulon Selkirk St Vital and Wemouth area. Winnipeg speaker Dr Christianson urged progress. D. C. Foster of Winning led sessions. N Kubish named district director for next year. A noon turkey dinner was served by ladies.

Selkirk St. Vital Whitemouth Beausejour Manitoba Garnet C. Dicks Toulon W Golembioski Brokenhead Society Larson Dr. Christianson Winnipeg

Bissett Community Club Returns Officers For New Season

The Rice Lake Community Club held its annual meeting with officers re elected by acclamation. Officers named include President W Hawrysh First Vice President J C Gibson Second Vice President C Harper Secretary Gosselin Assistant Secretary W L Campbell Treasurer Vandermeer Assistant Treasurer Stadke Theatre Manager W E Combe Club Council RousseaU Adolf Walter Moore Molinski I Berscheid Stadke. Mrs L Campbell and Vandermeer reported. Berscheid chaired nominations. A motion classified all pictures as general or adult when shown.

Rice ‘Lake W. Rousseau Adolf Walter Moore Molinski I. Berscheid Stadke L. Campbell Vandermeer Berscheid

Notre Dame Parish Holds Loyalty Dinner for Fund Drive

More than two hundred Notre Dame Parishioners attended a loyalty dinner at Lac du Bonnet Memorial Hall on October 25 launching a joint fundraising campaign across Great Falls Pointe du Bois Seven Sisters districts. Elected and honorary chairs spoke on canvassing efforts, hostesses were praised, and a printed booklet by Dennis Crook received compliments. A film titled How to Canvass was shown after remarks and a closing prayer by Father U E.

Notre Dame Lac du Bonnet Memorial Hall Great Falls Pointe du Bois Marles Gresh Milner Eddie Beaudette G. Binda Albert Arsenault H. Bonekamp N. Jenvenne Beaudette Adeline Zaleski Theresa Fournier Louise Fournier Dennis Crook Springfield Leader Art Marr Goodway Father U. E

Bride Betty Baird Weds Leonard Aitkenhead in Winnipeg

The wedding occurred at Rosedale United Church Winnipeg on Friday October 9 with Rev W Fraser officiating. Betty Baird wore a gown of big tulle and chantilly lace and carried Talisman roses. Attendant Bernice Cable wore marine nylon and taffeta with matching accessories. The groom was attended by Norman Buss. A reception was held in Fort Garry. The couple will reside in Winnipeg after a wedding trip to the United States.

Rosedale United Church Winnipeg Betty Baird Leonard Aitkenhead William Aitkenhead Whitemouth W Fraser Bernice Cable Norman Buss Fort Garry States Aitkenhead

Pine Falls Eastern Star Aids Korean Boy Sung Jai’s Hope

Sung Jai, a young Korean boy in Pusan, faces hunger despite a seamstress mother’s work. Foster Parents Plan, via Pine Falls Chapter No 56, provides eight dollars monthly plus food and clothes, aiding his schooling as his family fled North Korea and war.

Eastern Star Chapter Choi Sung Jai Sung Jai Pusan Hannah North Korea Seoul Chejoo Island Yung II Sung II Pine Falls Order of the Eastern Star Foster Parents’ Plan Inc Montreal

United Church Fowl Supper at Al Bissett Church

The Bissett United Church W.A. hosted its annual fowl supper on Saturday October 24 with eleven members of the Deere Lodge Branch of the Canadian Legion in attendance. Mr M Parsons introduced F Carter president of the Deere Lodge branch who thanked Bissett residents for Poppy Fund support and explained how funds aid veterans. Senior citizens of the townsite were guests of the V.A. and meals were delivered to those homebound. The W.A. praised all who helped the event succeed and noted the participating boys and girls. Mr M Parsons served as master of ceremonies.

Bissett United Church W.A Deere Lodge Canadian Legion M. Parsons F. Carter Bissett V.A Mr. M. Parsons

Home and School Association Meets at School

The Bissett Home and School Association held its October meeting in the school with Mrs. W Gillespie presiding. Reports by secretary Mrs. J Minton and treasurer Mrs. C Harper were heard. plans for an M A C drive on October 30 were set. a daylight screen for the school will be purchased. Mr Hennessey outlined school work and timetables while Mr Keddie described winter sports and indoor activities. lunch followed and the next meeting is scheduled for November 17.

Bissett Home and School Association W Gillespie J. Minton C. Harper M.A.C Hennessey

Seven Sisters By Rosemary and Pat

Little Pamela Murray has been visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A Frantz for the past two weeks. The Seven Sisters Ball Players look pretty flashy these days.

Rosemary and Pat Pamela Murray Mrs. A. Frantz Seven Sisters

Subscription Renewal Notice for The Leader

The Leader asks readers to check renewal dates shown on address copies, renew within 30 days of arrears limits, and mail $3.00 for one year or $4.00 outside Canada with the enclosed form. New subscribers should use the updated form and allow one week for delivery.

Canada Audit Bureau of Circulations Springfield

R M of Lac du Bonnet Elects New Reeve

The Rural Municipality of Lac du Bonnet reports Ed Wojciechowski trailing Harry Olensky but narrows the gap to 30 votes as results come in. Local races include Ward One where Joe Mazur defeats John Garlobinsky and Beausejour's mayoral contest won by Bert Larson.

Lac du Bonnet Ed. Wojciechowski Harry Olensky Olensky Lowland John Grewinski Harold Waite Wojciechowski Joe Mazur John Garbolinsk Beausejour Bert Larson Oscar Russell Powerview Oscar Vincent Frank Watson Philippe Dupont Marcel Berarg Albert Pe

Seven Sisters Cardinals adopt blue jackets with red bird emblem

The Seven Sisters Cardinals debut blue jackets with a red bird emblem on the sleeves, paid for by the Ball Club. Belated birthday wishes go to Miss Vicky Kretchmer who turned three on October 13 with a party. The hospital guild plans its annual Fun Fair for Friday November 13 and members should attend the November 2 meeting to finalize preparations. The Seven Sisters United Church W A held a pancake social and bake sale on October 2. Winnipeg visitors, Mr. and Mrs C McEachern and Roger, stayed with Mr and Mrs Ron Munro over the weekend.

Seven Sisters Cardinals Ball Club Vicky Kretchmer Seven Sisters Hospital Guild W.A Seven Sisters United Church C. McEachern Roger J. Dallas Winnipeg Ron Munor

Beausejour Post Office Extends Lunch Hour Closure

The Beausejour Post Office will now stay open from 8 30 am to 5 30 pm, restoring the lunch hour open period after a Chamber of Commerce request. No new staff. six extra hours supplied by a part time worker. Current team includes three full time employees led by Post Mistress Mrs C M Laurie.

Post Office Department Beausejour C. M. Laurie

Pine Falls and nearby residents share Thanksgiving notices

Vacationing Wayne Windsor in Pilot Mound. Smarang and Rush group back from California. Pfefferle Mysak duo headed to Fargo. Palamer family visited by Stella and Winnipeg kin. Louise Pepin recovering from tonsil operation. Lucien Mormond receiving farewell gift funds after Fred Rousseau’s request. Lucien recovering well from fire accident. Thanksgiving tales include Bumstead family visit, Wilcott geese, Doull and Rowe news, Steinbach Winnipeg trip, Pelland Pereux visit, Leonard School teachers’ Beausejour convention, Jane MacFadyen and mother visit Pine Falls, Brook es and Naherniak with Ballod in Lac du Bonnet. Six new house trailers arrive then move toward Bissett area. CGOL T girls decorate United Church and gift to Fort Alexander Hospital children.

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Conservative Association Lutheran Church OF the Cross Morris Green Parke Age ST. Mary's Church Comedienne Pam Hyatt Argo Dick Shatto CBC Arborg, Ashern Stonewall Community Club Notre Dame Parish DE Soto Chrysler of United Church al Bissett Home and School Association 3Rd Street Man R.M Bert Yates Victor Watko John Wasio RM of Oscar Noel George Rerick Mrs Olive Swanick Wayne Windsor Pilot Mound Mrs. N. Smarang Mrs. N. Rush California Bob Pfefferle J. Mysak Fargo N. Palamer Stella Louise Pepin Fred Rousseau Lucien Mormond Fred Lucien Jimmy Bumstead P. Bumstead Manigotogan Olivier Wilcott Const J. Douell H. Rowe Doull Larry Pasaluko Steinbach Leonard School Jane MacFadyen Hillside Jack Broookes Wm. Naherniak Grandpa Ballod CGO Irls Fort Alexander Hospital
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