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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1960
Page
8
Weir novice contestants are urged to prepare their entry for the upcoming show, aiming to exhibit the best rose. Competitors are advised to focus on health, color, and uniform bloom to impress judges.
Lush forage growth across Manitoba may create a silage challenge this year for farmers. Moisture too high causes tight packing and poor fermentation, producing cold silage low in protein. To prevent, harvesters should cut longer, wilt briefly, and monitor moisture by squeezing a handful to test for the right consistency. Also notes visits of locals and an upcoming Winnipeg Falls South School picnic on June 29.
The item continues with remarks about creaking bones healing and notes that Mr and Mrs Mike Klepatz have returned from Flin Flon Manitoba after a weekend away. Mrs Otto Lueck and Wendy have also returned from the coast.
Funeral services were held for Regis Leo Rheault in Pine Falls with interment at Pine Falls Cemetery. Mary Schwolman, 86, died June 22 and was buried at Lettonia Cemetery. services in Lac du Bonnet. Prayers and a Requiem High Mass were offered for Mrs. Ksenia Hancharuk, age 72, of Ladywood, with interment at the family church plot. The notices include multiple family survivors and local funeral arrangements by Russell Funeral Home and Renshaw Funeral Chapel Beausejour.
Continued from page one, a bout featuring Ingemar and Flogg Patterson drew mixed crowds as spring faded and prospects of a rematch loom. TV coverage gave viewers a muddy picture and seasoned fans noted the fighters’ ups and downs. A farewell party for Arlene Shepherd at Wilma Warren’s home featured games, a lunch, and a gift of money as she heads to a new home. In 1959 Canada’s wheat exports to Japan totaled nearly 140 million dollars, and Sunday School closed for summer with prizes for perfect attendance including top honor Lindalorgan and winners Neil and Glen Morgan, Dickie Evelyn.
James Lawlor aged 6 of Beausejour died. Service held Monday June 27 at St. Pauls United Church Beausejour with Rev P Henningson officiating. Interment in Beausejour cemetery. Russell Funeral Home arranged. Survived by parents Art and Mr Lawlor two brothers Gregg Garry and two sisters Karen Carla.
The national output reached 24,400,000 tons, up 55 percent from 1958. The rise reflects a sharp expansion in mining activity across Canada during the year.
Community leaders urge friends to become active boosters and support the chamber of commerce in establishing a local development corporation. They say enthusiasm is contagious and can yield substantial dividends for the area.
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