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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1959
Page
8
As hockey and skating end, young bandsmen practice for a Town Hall Variety Concert on Friday April 17. The piece notes their rapid progress since starting, with praise for parents and supporters and a hint of future professional-level performances.
The article explains two farm business structures: vertical integration where one business controls production, processing, and distribution, and contract farming where independent producers retain control but work under a buyer's arrangements. It notes profits flow separately, bargaining power shapes gains, and contracts can approximate integration or remain distinct.
Funeral service held April 4 at Zion Lutheran Beausejour with Rev E Rosenquist officiating. Interment in Green Bay Cemetery Family Plot. Russell Funeral Home arranged. Eckert died March 31 at Beausejour Hospital. Born in Russia in 1886 he came to Canada 49 years ago and lived in Beausejour for 16 years.
Local residents share weekend visits from Art Sackwi family to Art's parents amid Good Friday trips to Great Falls. Easter weekend brings gatherings for the Hertzogs and Jack families. Get well wishes go to Mike Chezick after a hospital rush. Mike Klepatz relocates to Cranberry Portage. A dance with the local orchestra is set for April 18 at the Friendly Fellows Hall. Lip's former residence now occupied.
Michael Palamer died April 2 at Pine Falls Hospital and funeral arrangements handled by Beausejour Russell Funeral Home. Born 1929 Libau Manitoba he lived in Pine Falls 16 years and is survived by Nichoas and Mrs. Palamer, two brothers, and two sisters. Separate service for Violet Richardson held at Gilbert's Chapel Selkirk April 3 with burial in Winnipeg's St. John's Cathedral Cemetery. clergy included Rev Whitehouse and bishops Hives and W Straw.
Mr and Mrs Eddie Mroz of Yorkton Sask visited their parents Mr and Mrs A E Mroz over Easter and have returned home. The highlight was their over grown youngster assembling a small airplane which amazed guests as it took its first flight.
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