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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 05, 1961

Page

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Confusion Grows As New Manitoba Schools Open

Agassiz School Division faces a chaotic start with four new high schools at capacity. Lac du Bonnet lacks heat and space, moving two classes to halls. Beausejour and Powerview absorb overflow from surrounding areas as Pine Falls fills. Desks and heat delays slow progress amid unfinished classrooms and shipping delays for teaching furniture.

Agassiz Whitemouth Beausejour Powerview Lac du Bonnet Great Falls Power Bonnet Memorial Legion

Bill McDougal Wins Lac du Bonnet Golf Tourney

Bill McDougal of Lac du Bonnet captured the Lac du Bonnet Golf Tournament on Sunday September 3 as thirty four residents and campers competed at Pine Falls Golf Course. Winnipeg’s Bill Rutherford placed second and Bob Hunter of Lac du Bonnet third. George Campbell won the high score prize amid cold winds and humorous antics from locals including a playful nickname for Chief Veilloux Lucky Valoux. The event featured a problematic second shot for McDougal that broke his three wood, with the head traveling farther than the ball, and a turkey dinner at the nineteenth hole hosted by R Dodman and Jim Sherle. E Semple and A S King were elected to run next year’s tournament.

Bill McDougal Lac du Bonnet Pine Falls Bill Rutherford Winnipeg Bob Hunter George Campbell Chief Veilloux Lucky Valoux Art Veilloux Bill R. Dodman Jim Sherle Holiday Beach E. Semple A. S. King

Bissett Anglican Mission Tea and Bake Sale

The Manigotogan Anglican Mission held a successful tea and bake sale at Rice Lake Community Hall in Bissett on Monday August 28. Volunteers managed baking tables tea service kitchen clothing sale and novelty table with thanks to all who donated and helped.

Anglican Manigotogan Rice Lake Bissett Ken Advent M. Wozny Miss Roulette Miss Woods G. Krause L. Lemard Mesdames Frank Smith G. Berens Paddy Wood Stuart

Knowles School campers enjoy Wallace Lake week

The last group of Knowles School boys, 10 to 14, completed a week at Wallace Lake under Rev W Dixon and counselors. Visitors include Mrs Murray Hogg of Mexico and Mrs W H Graham of Winnipeg. Birth announced for Harry Phillips, 8 lb 9 oz, at Bissett hospital.

Knowles School Wallace Lake W. Dixon L. Campbell Murray Hogg Mexico Central, Man W. H. Graham Winnipeg Harry Phillips Bissett Hospital Lynn Shirtcliffe Susanne Lucas Susanne Mrs. G. Lucas Mary Jane Miss Sutton

Renowned Army Bands To Visit Pine Falls

The Royal Canadian Horse Artillery band will give a concert and display at Pine Falls Recreation Center Arena at 7 p.m. Saturday September 9 by permission of Brigadier J. E. C. Pangman. Supporting them will be the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada championship band with Lt. Col. H. Comack assisting. Seventy five bandsmen will perform under director Capt. J. E P. Ferland and Pipe Major A. H. Graham.

Royal Canadian Horse Artillery Pine Falls Recreation Center J. E. C. Pangman, Dso Manitoba Queen's Own

Government Members Visit Pinawa Site Tour

Dr. Joe Slogan MP for Springfield and C. F. Bjornson MLA for Lac du Bonnet joined H. Smith AECL field representative for a Whiteshell Nuclear Research area visit. They toured the plant site, observed sewer and water works, bridge construction by Con Bridge of Canada, and road sub grade work by Quinn and Bros. Local workers were noted among many from Lac du Bonnet Elma Whitemouth Seven Sisters River Hills Pine Falls and Winnipeg area with skilled labor needed as construction advances toward next year.

Joe Slogan Springfield C. F. Bjornson Lac du Bonnet Whiteshell H. Smith Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Pinawa Nelson Templeton Facilities Ltd Shawinigan Engineering Montreal Con Bridge of Canada McNamara Construction F. Lamb Great Britain J. Doucet Western Bridge and Tank Con Bridge Quinn and Brodsky F. Picknicki J. Zrgone Winnipeg Smook Bros Vita Elma Whitemouth Seven Sisters River Hills Beausejour Pine Falls

Canada Loses Ground In 1950s Wealth Standings

A Canada focused analysis compares 1950 59 per capita wealth growth with Britain Sweden Germany and the United States showing Canada lagging behind peers while Sweden surpasses Canada in wealth production by 1959. It also notes Canada ranking 17th for social welfare spending 1948 to 1957 and discusses implications for national prosperity.

Canada London Geneva Britain National Institute of Economic and Social Research Sweden United States Institute Germany United Kingdom Europe International Labor Organization United Nations France Norway Capital Hill Russia Berlin U.S

Renewal form urges subscription payment for The Leader

The notice instructs readers to check subscription due dates shown as day month year, renew with remittance, and mail the form to Springfield Leader Lac du Bonnet Manitoba. It lists rates 3.00 for one year and 4.00 outside Canada, 5.00 for two years 6.00 outside Canada, and requests printed name and address and label, noting Audit Bureau of Circulations rules and one week for arrival.

Canada Audit Bureau of Circulations Springfield

Powerview Waterworks Now in Operation

Powerview’s new waterworks went live last week supplying main street and two new schools. Spearheaded by J Desilets president of Powerview Utilities Ltd the system uses eight inch mains with six inch side streets and aims for up to 80 pounds pressure. Manitoba Paper Co Ltd funded extra equipment and lines to Powerview boundary enabling future hydrants and lower homeowner insurance. initial service covers part of town with full expansion planned as funds allow.

Powerview J. Desilets Powerview Utilities Ltd Manitoba Paper Company

Grand Rapids Spearpoint Linked To Prehistoric Man

Archaeologists report a laboriously carved flint spearpoint found near Grand Rapids Saskatchewan River proving human presence in the region for over 8 000 years. A fluted Folsom point variant from mammoth hunting days in Manitoba supports theories of migration from Asia across the Bering Strait. artifacts including Asiatic style pottery were shown in the Manitoba Legislative Building by Prof William J Mayer-Oakes of the University of Oklahoma who led a four person team in Grand Rapids as part of a Memorandum of Understanding between Manitoba Hydro and the Mines and Natural Resources Department. Studies indicate the site was inhabited for at least 5 000 years due to its major waterway and abundant game. Other finds include early flints and trade goods deposited after 1650. The Oklahoma team will remain until mid September.

Saskatchewan Grand Rapids Manitoba Legislative William J. Mayer-Oakes University of Oklahoma Fourman Manitoba Hydro Department of Mines and Natural Resources Mayer Oakes Oklahoma Archeological Cam

Inquest Held Into Boy's Death at Lac du Bonnet

A 1961 inquest in Memorial Hall Lac du Bonnet heard that John Edward Asp died August 16 in his bed from two gunshot wounds fired with a .22 rifle by his mother Dorothy Asp. Crown counsel Ben Hewak and Coroner Dr. W Bilynski presided. RCMP prepared murder charges with a preliminary hearing planned.

John Edward Asp Lac du Bonnet W. Bilynski Whitemouth Ben Hewak Victoria Anderson Simon Poons D. B. Davies Rcmp Winnipeg Cpl J. Mansbridge RCMP John Edward As

Baby Derby Report Brings Three New Great Falls Additions

In a slim week for Great Falls news, three local babies were welcomed. Sid Peter sen and wife celebrate their second son, Dwayne Anthony, born August 26 at Selkirk Maternity Pavilion weighing 8 lbs 15 oz. Allan Bracken and Betty welcome son Perry Scott on August 29 at Pine Falls Hospital weighing 6 lbs 12 oz. The note adds this marks four straight sons for the family.

Great Falls Sid Petersen Selkirk Maternity Dwayne Anthony Sid McArthur Falls Allan Betty Bracken Pine Falls Hospital Perry Scott

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