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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1960
Page
3
Springfield Leader, edited by D. G. Crook, is a weekly paper issued Tuesdays with subscription rates of 3.00 yearly and 5.00 for two years. It lists authorized second class mail, Ottawa rates, and a long roster of regional advertisers and offices across Manitoba communities.
Lac du Bonnet readers critique town council for failing to provide police protection and street maintenance. Complaints cite speeders, break ins, neglected boulevards, lack of parks services, and reliance on others for lifeguard and firefighting support. Citizens urged to write in with views, possibly under a nom de plume.
The Consumer Information Service of Manitoba Agriculture suggests broiled steaks as summer centerpieces. It highlights sirloin rib T bone and porterhouse as best cuts, while round or chuck can work after tenderizing by marinating and mechanical methods.
The guide explains selecting beef for broiling with signs of tenderness and flavor such as bright red color and marbling. It covers prep steps including trimming fat, garlic rub, cooling flames, oiling the grill, and proper turning. It also notes Canada recorded 486000 births in 1959.
A reader defends letting youth read adventurous stories over bans and argues literature beyond the hayloft transforms imagination. He cites comic books and penny dreadfuls as gateways to classic tales, praising brave heroes over grim television thrillers and urging encouragement of reading.
Beef cattle specialists urge Manitoba farms to plan corrals, sheds, and feedlots this season. A complete layout for the average herd can cost about five dollars per head, with higher totals for feeder operations or purebred herds. Emphasis is on minimizing steps, reducing labor, and ensuring ventilation and dryness. Plans are available from lumber dealers, builders, and government offices. Field Day at The University of Manitoba July 26 will showcase crops research including new wheat, barley, soy, rapeseed, and sorghum plots, with focus on weed control and future farm crops. Four-H youth members from Manitoba will tour Alberta July 17–23, visiting Edmonton, Lethbridge, Banff, and other sites, in the province’s largest delegation this year.
The church offers Holy Communion at 9 00 am and Morning Prayer with a Sermon at 11 09 am on the sixth Sunday after Trinity. The schedule outlines two distinct services for worship and reflection.
The Lutheran Church of the Cross Lac du Bonnet invites sealed tenders for sale of the church building 18 by 60 feet with 8 by 10 addition the former Ebenezer Lutheran Church Riverland Conditions Cash Tender must include removal of building within 30 days Highest tender not necessarily accepted Bids labeled Tender to Arthur Johnson secretary Lac du Bonnet July 18 1960 Trustees Oscar Magnusson Arthur Johnson Roger Stine Arvid Melalist Erlendur Ingaldson and Hilding Peterson
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