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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 03, 1960
Page
3
A fragment from a Canadian weekly newspaper association audit bureau summary notes readership interests and a portion of Marilee’s entry alongside Anne Lester and T.G. Erskine. The readable text references the audit context rather than a full story with clear events or outcomes.
The report outlines Canada’s price support for butter starting May 1 1960, noting rising stocks and a shift in production. It discusses whole milk powder purchases, butter and skim milk powder production, and a campaign to boost butter consumption. It also covers saline soil fertilizer recommendations from Manitoba agriculture specialists and notes on manure use for soil improvement.
The field coverage should be uniform, with a 10 tons per acre application rate. In areas of severe salinity where fertilizer use is impractical, experts advise reseeding with salt tolerant forage crops and waiting for better conditions.
Mr and Mrs Art Krampetz hosted a birthday party in Winnipeg for Rose s grandmother turning 85 on Sunday April 24. A retirement party for Mr W Fraser drew Seven Sisters residents to Great Falls. The Seven Sisters Falls Curling Club wind up featured Pfeifer s orchestra and dancing. Nick Szwago received a power mower from Winnipeg Electric Company employees as his last day of work on April 29. Mrs C Precious hosted in Winnipeg April 25 for Mrs N Szwago s departure.
Miss Betty Zink spent holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Zink. Birthday greetings go to Mrs Oscar Herzog of Sault Ste Marie Ontario on May 8. Adella Bonikowsky and Charlie Barski wed April 23 with over eighty guests. Hazel Herzog hosted her son Eric’s birthday on April 26. Lawrence Zink recently bought a tandem bicycle. R Ss Kuhn visits her ill mother in Minitonas Manitoba.
The article cautions readers to label poisons clearly with tape or markers and to secure lye and related chemicals. It warns against children accessing flavored or colored drug tablets and stresses using medications only as prescribed by a physician.
A Winnipeg observer argues that Chamber of Commerce leaders and business figures are not Big Business foes but dedicated volunteers advancing community welfare. He notes the 100 delegates from 123 chambers at Dauphin underscoring cooperative, inclusive democracy with One Chamber One Vote. The piece also critiques selective law enforcement, discusses public misperceptions of law, and debates the perennial Winnipeg dog controversy highlighting civic harmony versus private passion.
A brief note describes a pet owner giving a beloved animal a devoted space to roam freely without risk. It highlights how the pet benefits from a contained area that satisfies its need for freedom while avoiding danger or harm.
Sunday night service was held at Sof the Be Chore with ae e lovers up a the complete ents Their leader, Mrs. Stewart, should be congratulated on the good work ia has done in such a short We were very so to hear of Carolyn Ateah's bicycle accident. Hope you are out of the hospital soon, Carolyn, your friends miss you. A house warming was held for Mr. Ate Anderson, who has met his new, little home he one last fall. Best of luck, Adolph. A quick recovery wish to Mrs. Anne Lester who is on the sick meeting of the building committee for the curling rink was potently held and it should n't be too long before there will be a lot of activity around the rin
River level drops allowing repairs on the Juno bridge after extensive damage to nearby properties. Easter visits mark time with families in Gardenton Flin Flon Ear Falls and Alberta. Sympathy extends to the Gulenchyn family on the loss of their mother.
The obituary notes Gulenchyn 73 had been ill. She is survived by daughters Jean Joe and John Bae a Walter. A memorial service was held at the Elma Greek Catholic Church. Easter visits included West Haw and Port Arthur relatives. Wishing health to Mrs Noga Mrs McKinnon and Diane Jachnicki on the sick list. Donald Merehczynski marks his eighth birthday this week.
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