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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1960
Page
3
The Springfield Leader provides rates for annual and two year subscriptions and advertising. It notes post office class matter status, Ottawa authority, and rates per agate line with typographic details. The notice lists various representatives and sister papers within a Canadian weekly newspaper context.
Field days at St George Whitemouth and another in June promote extension program involvement with the Manitoba Department of Agriculture. The bulletin Chemical Weed Control in Grain Crops by Forbes and Howden provides weed control guidance and sprayer calibration.
A Canadian born critic argues Canada should remain Independent but never neutral, warning neutrality risks annexation by the United States and NATO commitments. The piece contrasts Swiss and Swedish neutrality with Canadian resolve and notes public sentiment against ditching allied ties. It also reflects on Americans entering wars and Ontario hockey pioneer Lester Patrick then shifts to unrelated dairy and television notes.
During a wrangle on Fighting Words Rev Mutch protests liquor ads on TV in his home while Allen tells him to turn it off. A note says radar is being used to enforce traffic laws and reduce speeding, with authorities hoping for positive results but stressing personal responsibility behind the wheel to avoid accidents.
Seven Sisters on Wednesday hosted Great Falls bowlers at Beau Sejour with Great Falls winning. Thursday a group gathered to celebrate belated birthdays of Mrs. Krampetz and Mrs. Morton with cards and lunch. Local ball team won two league games against River Hills Hungry Nine and beat The Atomics of Winnipeg at home. Sympathy to Charlie Precious on his father’s death in Gravelburg on June 6. Monty’s third birthday celebrated June 4 with friends. Diane Kearns and Doug Reid celebrate 10th birthdays June 11 and June 10. Mr and Mrs A Frantz spending week in Saskatoon with V Frantz family.
Memorial note dated June 7 1959 recalls a beloved father grandfather. Daughter Zenta son in law oe and grandson Denyne express sorrow and lasting remembrance in a loving tribute.
Mrs. Mary Smerechynski reports Elma high school plans a trip to Bemidji North Dakota and Kenora. Weekend visitors to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sitar include Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wright and Mrs. Jean Orzechowski. Whitemouth won the field day shield with Elma girls finishing second in softball. Get well wishes go to Pete Kolega in Whitemouth hospital and Kenneth Lean injured cutting fingers in a lawn mower. Mr. and Mrs. A. Shewchuk visited their parents over the weekend. Mrs. Shevchuk’s uncle suffered a car accident and lost both legs.
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