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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 28, 1958

Page

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Springfield By-election Set For December 15th

The Springfield by election to fill the vacancy since September 24 follows the death of Conservative Val Yacula. A CCF meeting in Beausejour on November 1 will hold a nomination, with ex-MP Jake Schulz the leading PC challenger if chosen. Liberals undecided. Conservatives likely to nominate four candidates: Wilson Green, Joe Slogan, Fred Klym, and Joe Perkins. Social Credit has not spoken.

Springfield Mber John Diefenbaker Val Ya CCF Jake Schulz Val Yacaula Anton Weselak Weselak Val Yacula Wilson Green Joe Slogan Fred Klym Joe Perkins Winnipeg Val Beausejour Vivian Manitoba Farmers Union P.C Social Credit Party

Remembrance Day work rules outlined by minister

Hon. John Thompson, minister of labour, announced November 11 will be a non working day with essential services allowed. Hotels restaurants and lunch counters public transport bread and milk drugs and newspaper publication emergency repairs and hospitals may operate with permits. A 10:59 to 11:02 a.m. commemorative silence is required.

John Thompson Minister of Labour Thompson

Tricks Or Treats For A Pumpkin Party Menu

Home Economist News suggests a Halloween party menu centered on pumpkin fare. Ideas include Hobgoblin Hamburgers with cheese faces, Jack o lantern Salads in orange shells, pumpkin tarts with cheese pumpkin garnish, and cheese pumpkins made from plain cream sheets to decorate tarts.

Bersons

Farm News urges special care for wintering roses and evergreens

Manitoba Agriculture advises homeowners to protect hybrid roses with dry peat moss or vermiculite and to insulate around the bush using a stove pipe or butter box, then cover with soil after frost. Evergreens need fall moisture and protection from sun and wind in late winter for exposed varieties, with burlap shielding on three stakes on south and west sides. 4-H Seed Fairs planned across Manitoba with 742 members in 4-H Seed Clubs, prize funding from government and local groups, and displays leading to the Manitoba 4-H Seed Show at the Winter Fair in Brandon in March 1959. Eighteen leaders conferences are set between Oct 25 and Dec 10 to aid 1200 leaders in clubs across the province.

Fred Weir Manitoba Department of Agriculture Manitoba E. W. Somers Canada Department of Agriculture Ment of Agriculture Line Elevator Farm Service Brandon Frank Muirhead Questonnaires University of Wisconsin

Church Services in Lac du Bonnet and Surrounding Parishes

Regional church notices list 22nd Sunday after Trinity services at St John’s Anglican Lac du Bonnet and St Mary’s Peinte du Bois with Holy Communion and sermon. A Latvian language service is noted at Lac du Bonnet Lutheran Church of the Cross conducted by Rev. F H Ruperts.

ST. Mary's Church Peinte du Bois Lac du Bonnet Lutheran Church of the Cross F.H. Ruperts Weenipes

Two Fishermen Rescued at Pine Falls

Two Winnipeg fishermen, Allen Shettler and Victor Hrebyk, were rescued after their boat capsized off the Pine Falls pump house on October 16. G Beaulieu alerted Chief Constable Harry Rowe, and Vern Thomas and Stanley Marsh arrived to pull them from the water.

Pine Falls Winnipeg Allen Shettler Victor Hrebyk G. Beaulieu Harry Rowe Mr. Beaulieu Vern Thomas Stanley Marsh

Whitemouth CGIT Initiation Ceremony Honors New Members

The Canadian Girls In Training group at Ross United Church Whitemouth welcomed seven new members during an October 15 initiation ceremony. Lanyards chevrons and maple leaves were awarded as Mrs. K. Huss led the service with Brenda Malkoske and Elaine Hdady assisting. Rev. Henningsen attended from Beausejour. A skit titled The Case of the Mutilated Uniform followed, then a luncheon for both Whitemouth and Beausejour CGIT groups.

Ross United Church Whitemouth K. Huss Brenda Malkoske Elaine Hlady Henningsen Beausejour Beausejour United Chruch

Town and Village Win Improvement Awards

Beausejour won the Bentley Shield for greatest town improvement in the past year, while Lac du Bonnet earned the Banfield Cup for village improvement. The Manitoba Good Roads Association will present the awards at its annual meeting and dinner on Friday November 14 at the Fort Garry Hotel in Winnipeg.

Good Roads Association Beausejour Lac du Bon Net Manitoba Good Roads Association Fort Garry Winnipeg

CCF Meetings Planned For Springfield Manitoba

The Manitoba CCF provincial office announces a series of public meetings in Springfield federal constituency led by Messrs Argue and Regier. Mr Argue will address Beausejour Town Hall on November 1 with a provincewide tour culminating in a mass rally at Winnipeg Playhouse Theatre on November 8 chaired by Stanley Knowles.

Manitoba CCF Springfield Beausejour Argue Ahdec Vivian Hazelridge Green Bay School Thalberg North School Oldenbuerg School Whitemouth Municipal Hall Regier M.P Playhouse Theatre Winnipeg Stanley Knowles

Until Another Spring Safe Cottage Closing Advice

When closing the summer cottage for winter, ensure all items are safe before leaving. Store matches in a metal container with a tight lid to prevent ignition if small animals get at them. Protect bedding from insects and rodents by using repellents and mothballs, which deter squirrels and mice.

Morning and Afternoon Session Times for Local Meeting

Morning sessions begin at 9 39 a.m and afternoon sessions start at 1 30 p.m with group discussions. The agricultural representative and district home economists will oversee local arrangements.

Electric Service Planned For Northern Whiteshell

Hon J B Carroll announces early electrification of the Whiteshell northern section extending service to Betula Dorovthy Eleanor Jessica Nutimik Ice Rock and White Lake cottages. About 400 residents are eager for service. first notification will wire cottage owners under Manitoba Power Commission rules with staking already underway and winter construction planned.

Whiteshell J. B. Carroll Public Utilities Betula Dorovthy Eleanor Jessica Nutimik Ice Rock White Lake Whiteshell District Association Manitoba Power Commission Commission Carroll Department of Mines “and Natural Resources

Premier Proclaims Farm Union Week Observance

Premier Duff Roblin signed an order proclaiming National Farm Union Week in Manitoba from November 3 to 8. James Patterson president and Joseph Galonsky secretary of the 20,000 member Manitoba Farmers Union attended the signing. The piece notes farm associations unite to address agricultural challenges and emphasize public support for farmers in a shrinking share of national income.

Duff Roblin National Farm Union Manitoba James Patterson Joseph Galonsky Manitoba Farmers Union Canada

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