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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 04, 1961

Page

3

Springfield Leader Advertising Rates and Publication Details

An obituary like listing shows the Springfield Leader weekly paper with paid subscription options of 3 dollars per year and 5 dollars for two years, outside carede at 8 dollars for two years, published by Springfield Leader Limited. It notes advertising at five cents per agate line, 14 lines to indicate rate. The paper serves Manitobe and the Federal district of Springfield with offices in Pine Falls Win Woods Pointe du Bois Stella Roscoe and other locations. It is a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association and audited by the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The date is Tuesday July 4th, 1961.

Vance Carede Police Department Ottawa Manitobe Springheld Springfield Leader Limited Bonnet — Pine Falls Win Woods Pointe du Bois Stella Roscoe

Manitoba researchers push crossbreeding for swine and dairy cattle

The University of Manitoba Animal Science Department advances crossbreeding programs to boost productivity. A new swine breed blending Landrace, Wessex Saddleback, Welsh, Minnesota No. 1, Berkshire and Tamworth could enter commercial herds next year, especially crossing with purebred Yorkshires or Landrace. Dairy work crosses Holstein with Brown Swiss and Ayrshire to exploit hybrid vigor, though more data are needed before farm recommendations. Field day plans July 19 cover irrigation and pest control for Manitoba vegetable and canning crops, with demonstrations on equipment, costs and spray methods. Aphids blamed for ornamental tree damage amid drought. spraying offers limited control and not a complete solution.

Animal Science Department Minnesota Berkshire Tamworth Manitoba University of Manitoba Vegetable Growers’ Association of Manitoba Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation University VGAM Marathon

River Hills community notes from June events

A misc shower at Mrs. O Lueck’s for Miss Marion Balness marks her departure to marriage as 24 locals share games and songs. Visitors include Rudolf Kuhn of Vancouver. River Hills school picnic features Seven Sisters and Winnipeg Falls groups. Seven Sisters tops Winnipeg Falls South in 97 degree heat. Farmers haying begins. J Neufeld and A Golke family guests. Congratulations to Arnold Golke and wife on their 7th anniversary.

River Hills Seven Sisters Winnipeg Falls North Winnipeg Falls South

Ironing Tips From Home Economists and a Pineapple Mint Julep

Practical advice from the Consumer Information Service and Manitoba Agriculture on easier ironing focusing on attitude rhythm board height and footwear. Also a recipe for a Pineapple Mint Julep using milk pineapple juice light cream and sugar.

Long Session Expected. Canada Parliament to Adjourn July

The Ottawa report notes the 24th Canadian Parliament faces a lengthy session with key bills and budget debates. Prime Minister John Diefenbaker aims for a July adjournment, returning in September, while opposition forces push to extend work into August amidst conflicts over finance and the Coyne firing bill.

John Diefenbaker Diefenbaker Commons Parliament Hill Liberals CCF Finance Fleming Bank of Canada James Coyne Coyne Mr. Coyne Government of Canada L. B. Pearson Banking and Commerce Committee Senate Canadian National Railways Canada House Pearson

Diefenbaker Presses Wheat Dishes Trade Stance

Prime Minister Diefenbaker asserts a barter approach in talks, stating you buy our wheat we buy your dishes. The appeal frames trade balance and reciprocal purchases as a policy angle in ongoing discussions.

Diefenbaker Mr. Diefenbaker

Local News From Manigotogan Summer Items and School Plans

Manigotogan will hire Miss Berens and Miss Solinski to teach this term with possible ninth and tenth grades. Residents note beach traffic from Bissett and Pine Falls, with road conditions improving in dry weather. Beet field workers have returned, and Operation Beet is finished. Mrs Louis Lemard returns from Pine Falls hospital improved. Fred Boulette remains ill. Fred Reckseidler vacationing in Winnipeg. Bissett ladies lose to Manigotogan 23 to 13 on June 25. Hole River school boys beat Manigotogan 13 to 9 on June 22. Edward Boulette in Winnipeg hospital after arm surgery for bone infection. Fauline Kennedy injured in moving car accident, two days in hospital. Arthur Quesnel visits Pine Falls with Mrs A Wood and Mrs Fred Wood. Peter Berens visits teacherage. plans to summer in Headingley. Winnie Lewsteknee Phillips shower before June 17 marriage. July 1 sports day ahead. Frank Boulette brings Fred home from Pine Falls. Muriel Kennedy visits daughter Pauline.

Bissett Louis Lemard Pine Falls Hospital Fred Boulette Fred Fred Reckseidler Winnipeg Manigotogan Hole River School Edward Boulette Fauline Kennedy Arthur Quesnel Pine Falls A. Wood Fred Wood Peter Berens Peter Miss Berens Headingley Winnie Lewsteknee Phillips Winnie Frank Boulette Muriel Kennedy Pauline

Thanks for kindness after loss of wife and mother

Gustave Hawk and family express gratitude for sympathy and messages after the death of their wife and mother. Special thanks to Dr. Bilynsky and Whitemouth hospital staff Rev. A Eppler and pallbearers. Also thanks Brightstone School Board for a engraved ash tray honoring Alex Walesiak for 21 years of service.

Bilynsky Whitemouth Hospital A. Eppler Gustave Hawk Brightstone Alex Walesiak Prightstone

Come To Church Sunday July 9 6th Sunday After Trinity

Divine Worship on July 10 at 7 30 p m D S T followed by the Church Women's meeting at the parsonage and a panel discussion July 10 7 30 p m D S T a special meeting for men to discuss boys work.

Evening Prayer and Sermon at Two Churches

Saint Mary’s Church Pointe du Bois hosts 9:00 a.m. DST Holy Communion followed by 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon. In Whitemouth, Christ Church holds 7:00 p.m. Evening Prayer and Sermon.

Trinity D.S.T ST. Mary's Church Pointe du Bois

Full Gospel Mission Service Schedule and Club Suspended

Lac du Bonnet Manitoba church events listed include Sunday School at 10 30 a m Evangelical Service at 7 39 p m and Wednesday mid week prayer. The Happy Hour Bible Club has been suspended indefinitely.

Lac du Bonnet Man A. Doerksen Happy Hour Bible Club

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