Springfield Leader An Independent Weekly Published Tuesday
The Springfield Leader An independent weekly printed and published Tuesday of each week serves Manitoba’s Federal district. District representatives include St. George E J Bouvier Seven Sisters Rosemary Ried Pat Morton Victoria Beach Mrs Kute Lester Whitemouth Mrs T G Erskine. Member Audit Bureau of Circulations. Tuesday, August 9th, 1960.
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Aera
Ie Rae Yecten
Manitoba
Ringfield
Sfield Leader
Lac du Bonnet
Perrreies
Converting gullies to grassed waterways gains farmers ground
Manitoba agronomy official R A Wallace touts grassed waterways as top investment. Gullies become productive land, reducing fuel needs and weed problems while preventing silt buildup. Example: John Harper near Harding converted a large gully in 1957, yielding six tons hay on 2 to 3 acres by 1960. Manitoba offers technical and financial aid via the Department and local agricultural reps. A new seven month dairy plant personnel course starts Oct 3 at University of Manitoba, covering dairy processing, steam, refrigeration, electricity, plus management and leadership.
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R. A. Wallace
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Wallace
John Harper
Harding
Manitoba
Woodworth
J. Wallace
Faculty of Agriculture
University of Manitoba
Boiling Vegetables Right Way Tips From Manitoba
Consumer Information Service of Manitoba advises homemakers on proper boiling methods to preserve nutrients and color. Use minimal water, avoid overcooking, and save cooking water for sauces and soups. Green vegetables cook with lid off. red and yellow varieties with lid on to retain color. White vinegar or lemon juice can help whites if water is hard.
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Consumer Information Service
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Diploma in Dairying Course at University of Manitoba
Field trips to dairy plants will aid learning plant supervision techniques. A dairy diploma will be awarded upon completion with interviews by a committee from the University, Manitoba Dairy Branch, and dairy industry. Tuition is 125 dollars. registration and commencement on April 7, 1961. Information from Dr J W Nesbitt at The University of Manitoba. Sheep farming in Manitoba grows, with sheep numbers rising 33 000 to about 84 000 from 1956 to 1960. sheep and cattle are complementary on pasture. February lambing suggested to manage marketings. profitable flock size around 165 ewes. net income about 3000 dollars on such a flock. return per ewe about 18 50 dollars.
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Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Department of Dairy
J. W. Nesbitt
University of Manitoba
Manitoba
D. S. Stevenson
Manitoba Department of Agriulture
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Stevenson
The Price of Progress Canada’s loss of historic landmarks
Patricia Clarke laments Canadians’ neglect of pioneer architecture as historic schools and homes are torn down for new growth. The piece cites Winnipeg’s looming City Hall, Grace Church’s demolition, and a 1830 St. Andrew’s Manitoba schoolhouse, urging preservation before more landmarks vanish and a public debate erupts. It also notes a small Manitoba town’s log church surviving as a store amid modern growth. Advertising critique follows, arguing print ads outlast fleeting TV commercials.
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Patricia Clarke
Canada
Maritimes
St. Andrew’s
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Barr
England
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Sheep Industry Tied to Education Says Specialist
In western Saskatchewan and Alberta farmers may contact Mr. D. S. Stevenson in the Livestock Branch. The future of the sheep industry is tied to both consumer and producer education. The consumer should be encouraged to add lamb to menus while the producer must learn to produce only the best quality carcass.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
D. S. Stevenson
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Victoria Beach Notes From Our Beach Community
Local residents share visits from Anne Lester Ed Kaatz and others from Victoria Beach and Winnipeg. Lac du Bonnet wins the baseball tournament at Fort Alexander. C N R garden trophy honors go to Mrs John Ateah with Mrs Alex Anderson placing second. A resident vents about road flooding near the school to David's corner, urging highway work while praising curve repairs. Merrymakers fundraising Bakery and Flower Sale nets over $90 with prizes won by Albert Beach residents.
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Lorne Lesters
Fred David
Calvin Anderson
Victoria Beach
Fort Alexander
Lac du Bonnet
John Ateah
C. N. R. Vegetable Garden
Alex Anderson
Merrymakers
Molly Morrow
Albert Beach
Hila Ateah
Betty Linklater
Grand Marais
Bes
Talking Television Ads And Public Nuisances In Print
A critique of television advertising notes tycoons spend heavily to place commercials across genres while audiences seek undisturbed attention. The piece contrasts print media’s proven reach, laments noisy bus radios, and mocks self appointed guardians who call for bans on portable music devices.
Smoker who blasts others with smoke faces rebuke
A person described as a smoker who pulls on a smelly pipe or blows cigar or cigarette smoke into others faces, disregarding others preferences, drew criticism for impolite behavior in public spaces.
Funeral for Maureen Gertrude Lange in Whitemouth
Funeral service was held Tuesday August 9 at 2 p.m. for Maureen Gertrude Lange beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Lange of Whitemouth in the Lutheran Church with Rev H K Parne officiating. Interment followed in Whitemouth cemetery with Russell Funeral Home handling arrangements. Maureen, born in Whitemouth, is survived by her parents four brothers William and Marvin of Winnipeg Dr Hugo Norman of Russell and Gerald of Jamestown Ont two sisters Mrs Herb Dancut of Lac du Bonnet and Mrs M Nichols of Whitemouth Man
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Maureen Gertrude
Ed. Lange
Whitemouth
Lutheran Church
H. K. Parne
Russell
Maureen
Edmund Lange
William
Marvin
Winnipeg
Hugo Norman
Gerald
Jamestown
Ont
Herb Dancut
Lac du Bonnet
M. Nichols
Man
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Yolande Lemire
Jeannette Boissol
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Leona Alstadt
Sharon Hertzog
Seven Sisters
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Janow
P.O
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Evelyn Klassen
Louise Fournier
Gimli Camp
Springfield Leader
Traverse Bay
Anne Lester
Ed Kaatz
Kimberley B.C
Diana Danwich
Earl Olafson
Maxine
L. Danwiches
Arlene Saffie
David’s Corner
Trainors
Rex Lesters
Davids
Public Works Dept
Lutheran Church OF the Cross
Morris Green
Park Ave
ST. Mary's Church
Pointe du Bois
North American Baptist
Werner Waitkus
St. Boniface
Memoriam
Soroka
Anna Soroka
Delorimier
Montreal
Fifth Street
Mike Bozmanin
Beausejour
Maureen Gertrude Lange
Harold C. Davidow and
Chiropractic Clinic
Dr. Davidson and Associates
Somerset Bidg
A. T. Turmer
McGill
Dr. J
River Avenue Medical
E.M. Finkleman
B.A
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Lac DU Bonnet Lakeview
J. A. Smith
Luc du Bonnet
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Weselak
Middleton
Beausejour, Manitoba
Arpin, Rich
Karlicki
Confederation
Casey’s Inn
Joseph Bellan
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