Springfield Leader publisher notice and misc masthead
The Springfield Leader lists editor D G Crook and pricing for subscriptions 3.00 yearly 5.00 for two years plus 4.00 outside Canada two years. It notes postal matter status, advertising rate 5 cents per agate line, and weekly publication details with a roster of names and locations including Green Street Lec du Bonnet Roscoe Ponce Turcotte and Mrs River Hills Della St George E J Bouvier Stead Goria Soluk Seven Sisters Rosemary Ried Pat Morton Thalberg Aggie Brenda Mrs L A Warren Victoria Beach Mrs Anne Lester Whitemouth Mrs T G Erskine and more. Member associations noted.
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D. G. Crook
Canada
Post Office
Ottawa
Inchcate
Pine Falls
Prente du Ros
Roscoe Ponce
Turcotte
River Hills
Della St. George
E. J. Bouvier
Stead
Goria Soluk
Rosemary Ried
Pat Morton
Thalberg
Aggie
Brenda
L. A. Warren
Victoria Beach
Anne Lester
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Weather and Crop Conditions Report Manitoba Provinces
Showery weather continues across Manitoba with heavy rain in central and western districts delaying field work. Seeding of wheat almost complete. coarse grains 10 percent left, flax 20 percent. rapeseed acreage up to about 35 000 acres, peas about 30 000 acres, sunflowers under 20 000 acres. Insects limited damage though weeds like wild oats are prevalent. cattle move to pasture in good condition.
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Manitoba
Manitoba farm markets rebound as cattle rise and crops advance
Farm News reports stronger cattle marketing in Manitoba this year, with cattle up about 30 percent over last year while hogs decline and sheep and lambs rise. Dairy facing feed shortages, butterfat down, and eggs through grading stations drop 12.2 percent. Horticulture shows crops ahead, asparagus and lettuce near market, and fruit prospects look good despite weed pressures and seed-piece decay from moisture.
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Manitoba
Turkey
Economical combines for Saskatchewan Alberta farms data 1957 58
Ian F. Furniss of the Canada Department of Agriculture analyzes farm data from Saskatchewan and Alberta to estimate the most economical combine size. Hourly rates show 6, 10, 12, 14, and 16 foot machines. 20 good harvesting days and 6 hours daily yield 209 to 560 acres, guiding choice between straight and swath harvesting.
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Ian F. Furniss
Canada Department of Agriculture Research Branch
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Banquet and travels mark Elma community events
A June 1 banquet and dance at Elma Hall delighted attendees. Mrs. A Shvchuk visited Gardenton with her parents and attended a wedding. Mrs. M Smerechynski and Donnie and Malloy joined a Gardenton weekend visit to Mrs Zahara and the Badnik Sapach wedding. Elma high school students and staff traveled by bus to Bemidji for a multi stop trip returning June 13. Get well wishes go to Mrs Gulenchyn at Whitemouth hospital and Mrs Jurek at home.
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Elma High School
Bemidji
Falls
Fort Frances
Kenora
River Hills Community News Roundup
On Sunday June 12 a class of fifteen confirmants was confirmed at North Lutheran Church. Mrs Estell Conway visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Hawk. Birthday wishes go to Mrs Charlie Barski on June 23. FFL Club enjoyed a bingo and supper in Selkirk Manitoba last week. Mr and Mrs August Berntt of Winnipeg visited. Mr and Mrs James Honke and family from Winnipeg moved into the former Della Bonikowsky home. Miss Darlene Beeskau spent a week with her parents. Mr and Mrs Mike Kiepatz and Mr E Kiepatz took a business and pleasure trip to Moose Jaw, Manitoba last week.
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North Lutheran Church
Estell Conway
Wm. Hawk
Charlie Barski
F.F.L
Selkirk
Man
James Honke
Winnipeg
Della Bonikowsky
Mike Kiepatz
E. Kiepatz
Moose Horn
Outdoor picnicking tips from district Home Economist
Miss Eleanore W. Stuart, district Home Economist, announces new Beausejour Steinbach Whitemouth district appointment and shares practical outdoor living advice. She suggests packed gear, checked lists, and a distinctive Tomato Criss Cross sandwich to serve on picnics. July will feature salad ideas.
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Beausejour - Steinbach
Whitemouth
Edna Craig
Eleanore W. Stuart
Canada needs a coast to coast Fourth of July style celebration
The author argues Canadians sometimes seem too reserved about patriotism yet notes real value in national symbols. He cites Grey Cup fervor, Monarchy friends, and a call for a genuine Dominion Day celebration to pass on citizenship to youth, contrasting American pageantry with Canadian restraint.
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Hugh Garner
Maclean's
Banana Republic
Canada
Seven Sisters News Roundup and Local Events
Miss Enid Cousins visited at the Cousins home along with Mr. and Mrs. G Hillman and Mrs Cousins sisters from Transcona. Beausejour ball club hosted a tournament with Seven Sisters winning all games and Mr Morton winning the raffle. Patty Morton celebrated her second birthday on June 20 with family. Sunday school picnic held indoors due to rain. First aid exams concluded with Dr Bilynski as examiner and Mr K Smith as instructor. Mr and Mrs Everson on their annual Winnipeg visit.
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Enid Cousins
G. Hillman
Mrs. Cousins
Sisters of
Transcona
Mr. Hillman
Beausejour
Morton
Seven Sisters
Patty Morton
Patty
Bilynski
Whitemouth
K. Smith
Winnipeg
Arseniuk Family Thanks for Support After Bereavement
The Arseniuk family extends thanks for kindness and sympathy after the death of their husband father and grandfather. They thank Rev Straw for St John Anglican Church the Winnipeg Orthodox conductor Father Michaels pallbearers and the organizers of the memorial reception. Special thanks to Russell Waters Legion Ladies Auxiliary the orchestra and others who helped.
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Arseniue
Rev. Straw
St. John’s Anglican Church
Father Michaels
Winnipeg
Helen Arseniuk
M. Schich
E. Crozier
Memorial Hall
J. Crozier
Russell Waters
Legion Ladies Auxiary
Orchestra
Floorman
Mark Carvey
Vic David
Christening at Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic church Pointe du Bois hosted a Sunday June 12 christening for the infant son of Mr and Mrs J Ziprick named Gregory Philip with godparents Mrs S Kulczycki and John Smith. Father Ell presided.
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Pointe du Bois
J. Ziprick
Gregory Philip
S. Kulczycki
Aig John Smith
Ell
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