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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1960
Page
3
The notice outlines advertising rates and terms for the Springfield Leader with references to parument Ottawa and officials Mrs T Fabs Lester G Erskine. It mentions a seed price of five dollars for two years and per year outside Canada, indicating billing and distribution specifics for second class matter.
The Easter Seal fund opens its annual campaign on March 17 with eight year old Timmy as the representative for Manitoba crippled children. Some 140000 envelopes with leaflets and blank cheques go to Winnipeg and suburbs as Royal Canadian Army units pack them, while Timmy, once polio stricken, looks to support medical care, equipment, therapy, and transportation for nearly 3000 children helped over ten years.
Agricultural engineers warn chemically treated seed grain poses health risks if marketed via elevators and advise thorough cleaning of augers or use of separate augers for treated grain. The piece also covers the Manitoba Winter Fair calf feeding competition with over 700 in prize money and the 55th annual Manitoba Cattle Breeders bull sale featuring top stock from three beef breeds and winners from the Toronto Royal Winter Fair.
Miss Lorna Davis, director of the School of Home Economics, urges families to track spending and align goals with decisions. She notes that labor, effort, and personal satisfaction matter alongside money use, recommending frank family discussions to reach consensus and evaluate results.
Glenmoor notes convalescing Mrs Walter Pachal at home after Beausejour hospital surgery. Dina hopes for quick recovery. Dana Fosty guests John Yurchuk Winnipeg on March 6. Emma Hastman and son Bill Green Bay visit A Rach home. Pastor Deusterhoeft announces English services March 20 at 10 30 am, all invited. Sunday school teachers listed. Manitoba Telephone System busy installing new lines, add almost a dozen subscribers. New TV antenna goes up at Schnellert home.
Rose Marie Sudletsky, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Sudletsky of Whitemouth, wed Vincent Basic of Winnipeg at St. Augustine's Church on February 27. Rev. Father Kula officiated. 200 guests attended a Town Hall reception. Lucille Sudietsky served as maid of honor and attendants wore fur-trimmed velveteen dresses.
In loving memory of George Boulette who passed away March 14 1959 weary hours and days of pain His troubled nights are past And in our aching hearts we know He has found sweet rest at last Lovingly remembered by your son George and Irene Snyder and your grandchildren.
A Texas oil company advertises for a man over 45 and under 65 to travel weekly on auto trips calling on small town industrial and rural property owners. Earn up to 12000 dollars annually, with pay in advance and deliveries and collections handled by the company. Confidential letters to M D Swallow P O Box 789 Fort Worth Texas.
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