Springfield Leader Advertising and circulation notes
The Springfield Leader lists subscription rates for residents and outside Canada, advertising pricing per agate line, and flat rate options. It also provides district representatives across Manitoba locations and notes its Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Crook
Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Great Falls
Stan Gittins
Green Oak
Elenor Strauss Lac
J. F. Turcotte
Olive Iwanick
River Hills
Ella
Della St. George
E. J. Bouvier
Stead
Gloria Solak
Edna Thomson Tyndall
L. A. Warren
Victoria Beach
M. M. Smith
Whitemouth
T. S. Erskine
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Manitoba Broiler Production Guidelines For Large Scale
Manitoba sees more Broiler chickens due to marketing facilities and Winnipeg demand. Poultry specialist Ross Cameron advises large scale, 2000 to 5000 birds, single story housing, insulated ventilation, and one 10 week harvest to enable four crops yearly. Breed choices include Arbor Acre White Rock and Hampshire mixes with Vantress or Cornish crosses. A planned market before starting is essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Ross Cameron
Extension Service
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Rainy days bring family visits to town
Oh so much rain, as the Komars and families from Toronto visit here with Mrs. Komars parents, and the Balanduiks from Toronto and Winnipeg visit their father. The Yarmills of Selkirk spend the weekend with Mrs. Yarmill’s parents. Congratulations to Miss Teenie Semeriak and Walter Zakaluk on their engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Komars
Toronto
Mrs. J. Balanduik
Paul Balanduik
Winnipeg
Mr. M. Balanduik
P. Yarmill
Selkirk
Teenie Semeriak
Walter Zakaluk
Whitemouth Area Social News Highlights birthdays visits and engagements
Miss Danchuk visits Mr and Mrs Koralewicz and families share news. Basarowichs of Drumheller stay with Semeriaks in Saskatoon visits. Get well wishes for P Iwanyshyn in Winnipeg. Sandra Milbrandt attends Lutheran leadership school in Regina for two weeks. Stanley Gustav confined to Whitemouth hospital. Dor ic Heilbrecht and Irvin Klepatz engaged. Beausejour wedding guests John Hlady and Harold Laurent. Birth announced for a grandchild to G Loeza in Winnipeg. Whitemouth school enrollment rules set age six by December 1. Birth certificates may be left with teachers or secretary. Several families host relatives from the States and attend local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
13 Million Trees Planted Yearly
W M G Rait, chairman of the Canadian Forestry Association Manitoba Branch, says prairie provinces plant ten million trees annually for shelterbelts and woodlot improvement with at least three million more used to reforest non arable land for timber. He notes shelterbelts boost garden yields, retain soil moisture, and improve living conditions, and praises methods taught by the Forest Nursery Station at Indian Head and the Tree Planting Car. Prairie tree planting strengthens agriculture and farm welfare, turning treeless plains into tree bordered homesteads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McG. Rait
Canadian Forestry Association
Manitoba
Prairie
Indian Head
Residents and visitors of Vancouver area travel notes
The record lists Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weidner of Vancouver and Mrs. Martha Bulman of Beausejour among others. Myrtle Knopf of Starbuck plans to spend the summer here. Lydia Staerk and son Allan visited Port Arthur relatives. Jim Thomson’s family vacationed with Morris grandparents. Ken Jenken and Wardrop in Mrs. S. Drew’s home last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weidner
Vancouver
Martha Bulman
Beausejour
S. Holigroski
Winnipeg
Fred Rattai
Green Oak
Myrtle Knopf of
Starbuck
Lydia Staerk
Allan
Port Arthur
Jim Thomson
Morris, Man
Ken Jenken
Nee Wardrop
S. Drew
Summer happenings and community notes at Great Falls
Don Baker and family enjoy a few days at Long Lake for fishing and fun while Oakes and family vacation east near Ottawa. Fred Haverlock and in laws toured Yorkton Sask. in a fuel efficient motor trip. Campbell Ferguson visits from Silver Falls tunnel project then returns to Manitoba to study engineering. Great Falls Women’s Institute plans a Wiener Roast postponed by bad weather. Anglican Church summer schedule lists 9 am services with Noel Webb. Mrs. S. Anderson covers piano. 4-H club honors Rose Ann Feucht visiting American exchanges during a Canada tour with 32 members touring Manitoba sites and Pine Falls Paper Mill. Social evening in Anderson hall features dancing and meals by local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Ferguson
Onario Hydro Commission
Silver Falls
Great Falls
K. C. Fergusson
Campbell
University of Manitoba
Great Falls Anglican Church
Noel Webb
S. Anderson
Clara Dyck
Rose Ann Feucht
Hills
Minnesota
Canada
Rose Ann
Warren
Manitoba
Pine Falls
Anderson Hall
Dave Gittins
Ross Henschell
Bill Golebeski
Bracken
Miller
Petterson
Drabyk
Glenmoor finds joy in Otto family reunion
Mrs. E. J. Otto hosts Glenmoor gathering as Fred Otto Sr. turns 80. Relatives from Haney B C Wawa Ontario and California visit Beausejour area. Johnny Zirk earns top marks and a plane ride. Alfred Otto Sr. celebrated with 44 attendees including Zirk Klann Hauser and D. Klann. Beverly Otto presents a hot and cold electric fan for comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Otto
Otto
Fred Otto Sr
Beverly Otto
Great Falls Visits From Canada and Local Guests
Mrs M Hall of Downy California and Mrs F Olsen of Winnipeg visited Great Falls as guests of Mrs M Thorbergson. Jack and Rene Henderson with son Terry from Vancouver and Tom and Margaret Aitkenhead with daughter Judy from Chilliwack BC stayed at the Gittens residence over a few days, visiting relatives in Whitemouth. The Aitkenheads returned to their old Whitemouth home town for the first time in over ten years. The group traveled in Jack Henderson’s car, reportedly setting a coast-to-coast record in two days. Anne and Gordon Henschel then spent the week after July 1 canoeing near Long Lake, with plenty of wildlife photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hall
Downy
California
F. Olsen
Winnipeg
Great Falls
M. Thorbergson
Jack
Rene Henderson
Terry
Vancouver
Tom
Margaret Aitkenhead
Judy
Chiliwack B.C
Gittins
Whitemouth
Aitkenheads
Jack Henderson
Anne
Gordon Henschel
Long Lake
Mr. Bear
Bissett News Notes Weather and Local Travel Warnings
Mrs Cauchene’s budgie escaped and spent a night outside before being coaxed back into its cage at a neighbor’s home. Mrs M Anderson returned from Dryden Ont after attending her son Alvin’s wedding and receiving clinic treatment. R Anderson visited over the weekend. Rain kept visitors from traveling on the wet and slippery new road, with many returning home early from Pine Falls. Last weekend several residents spent 24 to 30 hours on the road, and conditions this week worsen travel. About 200 people gathered at Wallace Saturday night, then dispersed as rain signs appeared. Fourteen tents stood between Manigotogan and English Brook, and another fourteen nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Anderson
Dryden, Ont
Alvin
R. Anderson
Pine Falls
Wallace
Manigotogan
English Brook
Caribou Lake Tourists Face Empty Lodgings
The report notes boats on Caribou Lake, tourists seeking motels and cabins, finding no accommodations. A Sunday storm cut power to Bissett for ten hours, but no one suffered thanks to wood stoves. A fire damaged a car owned by Mr Ashly. A Brittania copper mine closure ends a $300,000 payroll for 800 workers. The town clings to Mount Sheer.
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Caribou
Bissett
Brittania
B.C
Mount Sheer
Wanted by Travelling Public Accountant for Lac du Bonnet
Seeking a part time agent for the Lac du Bonnet district must be a public accountant. High school education or equivalent preferred. Excellent remuneration. Apply with qualifications to Box 460 Roblin Man.
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Lac du Bonnet
Roblin
Tenders for Gravel Loading 1958 in Brokenhead RM
Tenders will be received at the office of the clerk of The Rural Municipality of Broken Head in Beausejour Manitoba for loading gravel for the 1958 season until 4 00 p m on July 21 1958. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted by order of council. d Pulfer Clerk.
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Brokenhead
Beausejour
Man
L. J. Pulfer
D. Pulfer
Powerview to Hear Electors Roll Revisions in August
The Village of Powerview Manitoba announces a Court of Revision to review the electors roll on Tuesday August 12 1958 at 730 p.m. at the Village Office. It invites residents and non residents to file complaints to be placed on or removed from the roll or to seek corrections as provided by Municipal Act section 51 paragraph 3. Dated July 8 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powerview
Manitoba
A.D
Real Property Act Notice of Land Dealing and Life Estate
Notice that after August 11 1958 a dealing will be registered affecting land in Manitoba formerly held by Gottlieb and Augusta Bischke with a life estate to them and a remainder in Alexander Maron. The land is west half of the northwest quarter of section 23, township 12, range 11 east, except road portion, as per plan 2328. Certificate of Title No 524635 may be dispensed with. Crown grant reservations apply. Dated July 4 1958 at Winnipeg Land Titles Office.
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Land Titles Office
Winnipeg
Gottlieb Bischke
Augusta Bischke
Whitemouth
Manitoba
Alexander Maron
Winnipeg Land Titles Office
Mountain Copper Mine Hopes for Reopening and Commuting Prospects
The long mined mountain copper area employs two skeleton crew guards guarding $10,000,000 installations. Many workers have stayed for up to forty years waiting for the mine to reopen or a better road to Vancouver to enable commuting. Some Bissett families remain residents at Britannia.
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Vancouver
Bissett
Brittania
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Springfield Leader
Mania
Reser
Boringtcig
Id Leader Limited
Mani
Allegra
Herbie Krieger
A. Kareen Bissett
J. M. Bowyer
Eleanore Staska Buchan
Neliie Kozier
Toverleaf
Florence Bell Cromwell
Det
Cross
Rita Kowalchuk
Elma
May Smerechynski Garson— Grady
Leiman
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Farm News
Broiler Production
John Livak
Weselak & Middleton
Beausejour, Man
Delorimier Montreal
Mrs
Mary Smerechynski
Caribou Bus Lines Ltd
Julius Bencharski
Miss Danchuk
P. Koralewicz
Mrs. Basarowich
Drumheller, Alta
Mr. Basarowich
M. Semeriak
P. Iwanyshyn
Sandra Milbrandt
Lutheran Leadership Training School
Regina
Mr. Stanley Gustav
Whitemouth Hospital
D.M. Wardrop
Leslie Wardrop
Cindy
Saskatoon
Victor Anderson
States
Hary Nelson
Zina Bilynsky
Alf. Schatkowsky
Wm. Milbrandt
Raves
Doric Heilbrecht
Irvin Klepatz
Herman Gesell
Lloyd
Calgary
Beverly Diane
John Hlady
Harold Laurent
G. Loewa
Nee Staerk
Harold Rattai
Golden Bay
Gordon Merke
George Fech
Bertha Laverch
Danny
Kowordiek
Robert Johannes
Charlie Hawranik
Springfield
Tom Aitkenhead
British Columbia
Don Baker
Oakes
Fred Haverlock
Yorkton
Sask
W. Danishchuk
Fred
Great Falls Women’s Institute
Red River
Anne Arneson
Lorothy Warren
Carol Warren
Patsy Bracken
Glenmoor
E. J. Otto
Chinaiog
Thalberg
Adolph Fiebelkorn
Haney, B.C
Edwin Fey
H. Fey
G. Potter
W. Hammerstedt
Wawa, Ont
Paul Hlady
P. Rach
U.S
Singbiel
Johnny Zirk
Ladobruk
Mrs. M. Zirk
Beausejour Hospital
Jon
Kiaos
Ashly
the Real Property Act
Chiropractic Clinic
Davidson
A. T Turner
McGill “U
Morley R. Shuckett
Salter St
A. H. Basman
Beausejour Sivery
Dubienski
Man. Com
Confederation Life Bldg
Crawford
Municipal Hall
Matlin & Company
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Drache, Meltzer, Essers, Gold & Asper
Trans-Canada
South Main Street
Optometrists
Kensington
Portage Ave
Joseph Bellan
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