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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 26, 1960
Page
3
Specialists warn against heavy investment in the silage crop this year after mixed prairie tests. Last year trials at experimental stations showed poor results, with several stations reporting sorghum yields failing to meet expectations, including University of Manitoba findings.
Forage trials compare sorghum alimum with corn, millet, and oats. Results vary by site. at Lacombe and Curren Saskatchewan yields were disappointing. Manitoba's University tests show sorghum aimum can reach eight feet under ideal conditions, prompting further regional trials this year. Farmers are advised to sow recommended forage varieties from Field Crop Recommendations for Manitoba 1960.
Results from a cooperative project in The Pas show systemic insecticides drastically reduced grub counts. Among 160 sprayed cattle only 75 grubs on 18 head, averaging 4.2 per head, versus 141 grubs on five unsprayed head, averaging 28.2 per head. Entomologists report lice also controlled and no harmful side effects. Canada Manitoba and Agriculture agencies, Chemagro of Calgary, and 35 farmers participated in fall sprays.
A fragment discusses electrical safety and suffocation hazards for children. It warns against wet surfaces, overloaded outlets, and improper use of cords, plus dangers from small detachable parts and objects swallowed by babies and toddlers. Emphasizes supervising children and keeping small items out of reach.
Researchers report on a large Manitoba experiment testing systemic cattle grub insecticides. Two methods, including a bolus capsule, show effectiveness as they translocate from the gut to the bloodstream and distribute through the animal, marking a first for this scale in the province.
A Good Friday service took place at St Michael s Church with the Sunday School children leading the service. The Ladies Auxiliary met at Mrs C David s home. few attended as mink industry spring deadlines loom. Next week they will gather at Mrs da Jonsson s home. A quilting bee at Mrs Jimmy Hampton s house drew praise for the lunch host. Easter visitors included Mesdames Jeanette Arlene Saffie Gail Lyn Thomas and Marlene Jonsson. Jane McMayden returned from an Easter visit with her parents in Guelph Ontario.
Ella and Della Melnick and Louise Melnick visited grandparents and relatives in Pine Falls last week. Eddie Mroz and daughter joined his parents for Easter. Birthday celebrations included Alvin Merke April 17, Mrs Merke April 10, Danny Merke April 21, Brenda Klepatz April 25. A wedding shower honored Adella Vand Charie Barski and relatives presented art to the couple. Debe Beesome hosted a daughter Debbie’s birthday party on April 5.
The Red Cross sent two large parapets of cane and bedding to the Henrikson family who lost their home by fire two weeks ago. Several local residents and visits appear, including Danes, Easter plans, travel to Winnipeg, and condolences for Jack Morreau’s brother Bill. News covers church service, guest speakers, school practices, moves, and local arrivals and departures around Bissett.
A brief notice warns caregivers about hazards to young children. It emphasizes using a crib without a pillow, avoiding tight neck restraints, and never leaving a bottle propped. It notes choking risks and the need to hold the infant during feeding. The text promises continued guidance on poisoning precautions next week.
In loving memory of Ferdinand Herzog who died April 12 1953 William Hawk who died August 15 1944 and Albert Herzog who died February 9 1956. Rose Bill Darlene and Dianne Hawk remember them in sorrow with words on a golden chain and memory that never fades. Also an income opportunity offering weekly earnings servicing retail accounts requires sober honest applicants with 1000 investment secured. Apply in writing to Personnel Office Toronto Ontario.
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