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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1960
Page
3
The Springfield Leader announces weekly publication edited by D G Crook and distributed by Barter of Geld Leader Limited in Manitoba. District representatives include Mrs T G Erskine and district details reference Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
A Canada wide Dominion Day holiday weekend brings community picnics, parades and sports from Whitemouth to Winnipeg. Despite festive events, warns of deadly drownings and highway dangers. Drivers and boat owners urged to exercise caution to honor the nation’s 93rd birthday.
J E B Campbell of the Manitoba Department of Agriculture warns registered growers they have only one and a half weeks to complete field inspection applications for their grain or forage stands. The Plant Products Division deadline is June 30. New growers may obtain forms from agricultural reps.
Entomologists explain how weather last fall and this spring affect pest pressure and recommend spraying fields and pastures with Sevin or Malaathion, with dieldrin or aldrin on non grazing fields. Government aid covers about 50 percent of insecticide costs for grasshopper control. Also announced is a new publication Roses for Manitoba by F J Weir, available through the agricultural representative or Department Publications Branch. previews on rose culture and shows.
A report outlines the first annual Golden Boy A award winners, eleven men and one woman, for public service across social welfare culture and business. It describes the prize as an extension of the Flowers of Living concept, noting aims to honor selfless community work and limit annual numbers.
Miss Iris Merke marked her birthday with friends at a wiener roast hosted by Mr and Mrs Art Merke on June 24. The North Lutheran Church picnic occurred June 26 at Mr and Mrs Julius Klapprat. Mr and Mrs Ed Zink of Winnipeg visited Mr and Mrs Fred Grabke last weekend. George Rosnow also celebrated a June 26 birthday. A wiener roast was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Alex.
Kronberg family memorial notice honors Alfred Kronberg with a daughter Lily and son in law Albert mentioned as remembrance grows. The item includes grandchildren Donna Delbert and Delry among those remembering him. A brief dedication reflects ongoing affection and memory.
A farewell note from many relatives marks Alex transfer to Cranbe Portage Manitoba where he has taken a new job. Alvin Merke is reported to have broken his leg in Winnipeg last week while playing ball. Continued on Page 8.
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