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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 06, 1960

Page

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Townsite decision awaited as road tenders trigger talk

In Lac du Bonnet Manitoba two tenders were issued for grading and clearing along routes north of the plant area toward Riverland road and the gravel pit, while AECL's Mr. Gilbert pressed for use of municipal roads. He spoke with the municipal council about two possible townsites Riverland or Natalie Lake, with an announcement expected within a week or two.

Lac du Bonnet PTH 11 Riverland Manitoba Dept. of Public Works Winnipeg River Pinawa Channel Gilbert AECL Natalie Lake

Prohibition Critic Slams Tem perance Groups for Inaction

Hugh Garner in Liberty magazine attacks temperance and anti booze churches for failing to aid drinking Canadians. He cites Salvation Army clinics Anglicans Catholics and the United Church criticized as ineffective while Prohibition did not curb drunkenness, noting U S gangsters and Canadian crime tied to alcohol and higher drunkenness convictions in Ontario 1920 21 22.

Hugh Garner Liberty Magazine Salvation Army Guiding Light Alcoholics Anonymous United Church Garner Jesus Christ U.S Can Ontario Quebec Prince Edward Island Alberta Wakefield Hardgrave

Telephone crew moves to Lee River for new pole line

The Manitoba Telephone System says construction foreman Donald Kien and a crew moved from Brightstone to the Lee River area east of Lac du Bonnet on September 2. A 19 mile pole line will bring rural automatic service to Lee River applicants, with service expected this fall.

Manitoba Telephone System Donald Kien Brightstone Lee River Lac du Bonnet

Great Falls Water Ski Show Draws Big Crowd

A large capacity crowd enjoyed the Great Falls Water Ski Show and Sportsday on Sunday September 4 with a sunny day. Great Falls won a baseball tournament 9 5 over Seven Sisters and later 2 1 in an extra exhibition game. The first annual water ski show featured local and Lac du Bonnet Lakers skiers with Stan Gittins as master of ceremonies and young Evelyn Jansson earning applause for two skis.

Great Falls Seven Sisters Pine Falls Allan Pommer Great Fall Hugh Carrier Rich Gittins Freddy King John Veats Lac du Bonnet Lakers Stan Gittins Evelyn Jansson Barry Baker Wilma Warren Sharon Courchine Lac du Bonnet Hart Brown Mia Terra Irvin Grabke Gwendoline John Barry Vince Rowe Dick Kropp Jim le Roye Larry Metzler Ron Kabaluk Ech Lesko Ron Kahaluk

The Mistake In The Paper

Doane F. Riechel of the Superior Express laments errors appearing in print and argues against overreacting to them. He says perfection is impossible and that errors should not deter ongoing work, urging acceptance of imperfect but ongoing effort.

Doane F. Riechel Superior Express

Newman McLenaghen Heads Pine Falls Paper Mill

Newman McLenaghen, assistant manager at Manitoba Paper Company Limited, is named Manager of the Pine Falls Mill effective September 1. He succeeds R. L. Fraser, who moves to head the Iroquois Falls Division of Abitibi Power and Paper. Tremblay becomes assistant mill manager. Williams moves from Troquois Falls as resident engineer. Munro departs Pine Falls for Iroquois Falls. Wood named to replace Munro from Abitibi Corporation, Alpena Michigan. Fraser’s departure saddens Pine Falls community leader.

T. Newman McLenaghen Manitoba Paper Compay, Limited Pine Falls R. L. Fraser Iroquois Falls Abitibi Power and Paper Company, Limited J. H. Tremblay Abitibi J. F. Williams Manitoba Paper Company Troquois Falls D.D. Munro Munro W. C. E. Wood Abitibi Corporation Alpena Michigan Fraser Robert L .Fraser Sydney N. S N.S Ahbjtibi Power and Paper Co Ste. Anne Beaupre Que Toronto Ontario Canadian Pulp’ and Papers Association Manitoba Heart Foundation Manitoba C.mla McLenaghen Manitoba Selkirk University of Manitoba and Queen's University Abitibi Power and Paper Co. Ltd Sault “Ste. . Marie Fort William Oquois Falls Errick F. Willis Navy North Atlantic University of Western Ontario Barbara Leaney Winnipeg Professional Engineers Canadian Pulp and Paper Association Pulp and Paper Industry

Victoria Beach and Traverse Bay Family Notes

Local column mentions Maureen Whyte celebrating her eighth birthday at the Whyte home and a Victoria Beach Hall wedding reception planned for September 15. Ceremony at St Michael's Church. A U.S. nursing assignment for Marlene Jansson is noted, with friends and relatives visiting Winnipeg and Grand Marais. Several residents travel paths and community events include a Sports Club draw winners and a farewell for Mr. Fraser, a long-time pulp and paper executive, who prepares to become Mill Manager at Troquois Falls.

Maureen Whyte Whyte Marlene Jonsson U.S California Ena Olson Sharon Karen Winnipeg Les Linklater Eva Grand Marais John Murphy Cameron John Anderson Marlene Jansson Jessie Angus

Baldur Holm Wins Lac du Bonnet Golf Tournament

Baldur Holm captured the Lac du Bonnet Golf Tournament on Sunday by net score after handicap to win over veterans Frank Champagne who finished second and Bob Dedman who took third. Twenty three players started the round and Bob Rutherford posted the low net 82. A banquet followed at Hill 60 as Gordon Weiss and Bob Dodman were named committee for next year.

Baldur Holm Lac du Bonnet Baldur Frank Champagne Bob Dedman Bob Rutherford Ralph Butchart Gary Rutherford A. McIntosh Gordon Weiss Hill 60 Bob Dodman

Salvation Army to raise funds in Pine Falls and Lac du Bonnet

The Salvation Army announces a Red Shield appeal visit by Rural Red Shield representative Captain D W Goodridge to Lac du Bonnet Powerview and Pine Falls this week. Manitoba residents support has grown with 21 Red Shield services, aiming for 225000 this year 1960. A Harbour Light Corps Alcoholics Rehabilitation Center is proposed in Wog with capacity for nearly 50, and the Lac du Bonnet Pine Falls canvass will be led by the Army on its behalf, expected to surpass prior years.

Salvation Army Public Relations Department Red Shield D. W. Goodridge Lac du Bonnet Powerview Pine Falls Manitoba Salvation Army Harbour Light” Corps Alcoholics Rehabilitation Center Lac du Bon

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Bonne Weiter Letournes Silver Falls Lorne Lester Victoria Beach Schreyer Ering Traverse Bay Robert L. Fraser Don D. Munro
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