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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1958
Page
3
A provincial emergency fodder program under Hon. Errick F. Willis locates large hay supplies on government land in Manitoba. J F Muirhead reports hay will be leased to farmers via permits, with agricultural reps surveying needs and arranging purchases, including hay from Minnesota and North Dakota at reasonable prices.
The agriculture minister noted room for 5 000 cattle in regional pastures if needed and daily updates via Mr Muirhead. The University of Manitoba will host Field Crops Day July 24 25 featuring 400 wheat varieties from 32 countries and displays on rust nursery crossbreeding and "species building" projects. South of the Trans Canada Highway roads open July 24 with northbound attendees on July 25. A special ladies program includes Home Economics and horticultural tours. The event runs 1 00 p.m. CST both days. The minister also discussed Ottawa talks on freight payments fodder and US soil-bank aid with How Douglas Harkness.
Acting public works minister Willis met with Hon Alvin Hamilton to finalize a five year 15 million dollar development roads program with a 50 50 cost split. Discussions covered crop and livestock needs and possible inclusion of feed grain storage in country elevators to reduce shipping costs and support livestock needs. A final agreement on road types and locations will follow the meeting.
Gordon Klepatz returns from Regina Lutheran Convention. EarI Norman infant baptism at St Pauls Winnipeg with sponsors Mr and Mrs George Kunkel. Redeemer Lutheran church meeting held after a weiner roast at Neva’s Elma home. Weather fine. Norman Tyler and Eddie send greetings to Whitemouth friends. Anglican Junior Auxiliary to host a Japanese Tea July 26 at Elma home of Mrs Fred Tomilla. Gus Friss and others visited Port Arthur Fort William and Kakabeka Falls. K Zelnen visits from the East to see John Klapprat. Norman Erickson hosts Radar base visitors. Pat Wardrop honored by friends.
Community birthdays anniversaries and visits headline Whitemouth notes. Mrs Olga Schieve visits Vancouver sister Mrs Wm Chezick travels for the occasion while Mr and Mrs Buss attend the Rob ert Voss silver wedding in Beausejour hall. School trustees appoint caretakers and bus contractor for 1958 59. community thieves target Pioneer and Melnick garages. Engagements congratulations and editorial quirks close the item.
Northern Minnesota residents report return from Hibbing and Duluth visits as Everett Janssen and family come back to Great Falls. Dave Jacques is home after weeks in hospital with a broken leg and will stay off work for months. Community Club hosted a dance in Anderson Hall with Prairie Ramblers as attendees enjoyed the evening. Mrs. J Asmars of New Westminster visits district on the way to Montreal. Mrs. Carl Petterson returns from Misericordia Hospital. 4-H Rally participants Dorothy Warren and Ann Arneson noted, with further district updates.
Part time agent position for a public accountant in Lac du Bonnet district. Male or female with high school or equivalent education preferred. Excellent remuneration. Apply with qualifications to Box 460 Roblin Man.
Father MacRae of Lac du Bon net has led Sunday Roman Catholic services in Great Falls Hall for four years and will move to Vancouver to assist Father Boniface at Hastings Street church. Friends extend best wishes as he departs. Mr and Mrs Les Morgan return home from a three week camping vacation looking hale and hearty.
Abbreviated ad copy promising home earnings by assembling items. Mentions address 466 S Robertson Los Angeles California and suggests easy participation with unclear details. No concrete company names or dates provided.
An8 ft to 10 ft binder is sought in good condition with contact at 469 Lac du Bonnet for purchase inquiry.
The Department of Citizenship and Immigration issues sealed tenders due August 26 1958 at 1 00 PM Ottawa for two contracts at Peguis Central Day School Fisher River Indian Agency Manitoba a three family unit residence plan 1401 and a standard three bedroom staff residence plan 1440 Bids may be submitted for one or both projects drawings and documents available July 30 1958 to August 22 1958 deposit 30 per set refundable upon return Tenderes must include certified cheque or Bearer Bonds equal to ten percent of tender and the department may reject any or all bids H M Jones Director July 8 1958
The district participant earned a second place in the senior demonstration competition and qualifies for the Provincial finals in Winnipeg in November. Mrs. A Pohl and daughter Doreen of North Burnaby British Columbia are spending a two week vacation visiting friends and relatives in Great Falls and Riverills.
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