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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 10, 1960

Page

3

Delayed seeding vs late seeding for wild oats control

Manitoba agriculture experts explain delayed seeding as early cultivation to trigger germination followed by a second pass before sowing, reducing wild oats by up to 75 percent, unlike late seeding which waits into spring. The piece also promotes the 1960 Weed Essay Competition for Manitoba youth and notes malting barley production guidance from agronomists.

J. QO. Forbes Manitoba Department of Culture Forbes Manitoba Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation

Whitemouth notes and social updates from the community

Whitemouth society items report visits by Mrs Milbrandt and family in Seven Sisters and hospital confinement, sympathy to the Bartly family on infant loss, Gail Henderson vacation in Edmonton, Jim Thomson in Winnipeg for pleasure and business. Local visits include Swindell and Malkoske party to Winnipeg to meet ministers, Klepatz operation recovery, Betula Camp summer residential trip, Darrell McLean birthday May 2, California trip by Walleg ham, Paulsen and Paulsen during Klepatz Helbrecht wedding, Evelyn Lehman visit, and the Aitkenhead golden wedding anniversary. A Whitemouth hospital guild meeting was hosted by president Mrs Alex.

Wm. Aitkenhead Aitkenheads

Fear and Hope in the Atomic Age Foretold

The piece contrasts ancient cave dwellers with modern humanity facing universal danger from nuclear arms. It cites a Nobel laureate predicting global destruction within ten years, hydrogen bombs potentially killing half of Canada’s population, and the grim prospect of a radioactive, uninhabitable globe. It argues the futility of escape or denial and notes humanity’s enduring mix of fear and hope.

Canada

Faith and flags shape Canada in anxious times

A reflection on fear and faith amid nuclear threats, arguing faith strengthens resolve. The piece surveys Canada’s flag debate, noting many designs submitted and public polls, but concludes Ottawa will likely choose a flag without broad consensus. It ends with a meditation on London hosting interconnected international events and Canada’s place on the world stage.

Canada Ottawa

Safe home tips and small life safety notes

A fragmented list of home safety tips appears in crude form. It urges using proper utensils, avoiding sharp knives with flatware, covering hot surfaces with lids or towels, and cautions about handling objects safely. It mentions routines like baby safety and home economy basics.

Hill dinner planned as summer meetings end

A dinner will be held with guild members attending while summer months bring no meetings. Ross United Church plans a nice supper on the 4. R. B. Latta of Winnipeg has been confined to Deer Lodge hospital for two weeks. Anglican W A met at Mrs. Harry Nelson’s home last Wednesday. Mrs. Wm. Kirby reports a student minister will lead church services in summer. Mr. Wm. Airkendhead is very ill and in St Boniface hospital. Court Whitemouth Canadian Order of Foresters organize a fundraiser canvass for the Canadian Cancer Society in Whitemouth Elma and Rennie districts. Residents urged to contribute as canvassers call.

R. B. Latta Winnipeg Deer Lodge Hospital W. A Harry Nelson Wm. Kirby Court Whitemouth Canadian Order of Foresters Cavan Canadian Cancer Society Elma Rennie Hoc Ae Canada

Milbrandt 100th birthday honored in Whitemouth tribute

Whitemouth centarian Milbrandt died aged 100 with burial in St. Pauls Cemetery Oldenburg Man. He came to Canada in 1894 from Germany and lived mostly in Whitemouth district. Survived by three sons Edward Vancouver William Julius Whitemouth two daughters Matilda Beeshaw Vancouver Augusta Hunter Whitemouth. many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were by Rus sell Funeral Home Beausejour.

St. Paul's Oldenburg Man Russell Beausejour Mr. Milbrandt Germany Canada Winnipeg Whitemouth Wie Emile Milbrandt St. Paul's Church Edward Vancouver William Julius Matilda Beeshaw Augusta Hunter

Estate of Lawrence Dowhan Trustees Act Notice

Under the Trustee Act the estate of Lawrence Walter Dowhan of Beausejour Manitoba seeks verified claims. Claims must be filed with the executor’s solicitor Joseph Bellan at Beausejour office by June 18, 1960.

Lawrence Walter Dowhan Beausejour Manitoba Mannee Joseph Bellan Q.C Michael Dowhan

Whitemouth District Names and Settlers Mentioned

Fragmentary notes list individuals including Thomas Chilliwack Dee William Hwack and BS of Winnipeg along with two daughters Iene peer ro Frank England and ose Mery Con a Roam Ont. Item continues on Page 8.

Whitemouth Thomas, Chilliwack Dee William Hwack Winnipeg Iene Peer Ro Frank England Ose Mery

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Figfield Fiat Wispaper Springeld Leader Limited Lac du Bonnet Lester Whitemouth T. G. Erskine Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association Audit Bureau OF Circulations Farm News North Central Weed Control Conference Prairie Provinces Collrge Extension Service Department of Agriculture National Grain Company Bonnie MacDonald Cartwright Jill Tufford Portage la Prairie Wesley Berg Altona Red River Mrs. W. Erskine Wm. Milbrandt Emma and Charlie Seven Sisters Harvey Bartly Gail Henderson Edmonon Jim Thomson Swindell Tighter Ed Malkoske Wm. McLean Alex Hill Julius Bencharski Mrs. W. J. Smith Betula Camp Darrell Tommy Wallegham California Paul Paulsen John Paulsen Klepatz-Helbrecht Evelyn Lehman Paren London Commonwealth The Old City Thames Pontiac Spud Bonner Avenue Birds Hill Friene Springfield Springfield Leader FORD Ly Ednam Craig Ross United Church Wm. Airkendhead St. Boniface Hospital Whitemouth Centarian William B. Aitkenhead Familex Dept Delorimier Montreal Timothy Dakota Lavoie Motors Ldb Bisses O. Noel Harry Holyk H. Alpers & Son Eglinton Ave Toronto Ontario Russell Funeral Home and Ambulance Service Beausejour, Man Harold C. Davidow Wanes Tone Dr. Davidson and Associates Somerset Nentist A. T. Tuer McGill “U Dr. J River Avenue Medical Kensington Portage Ave A. H. Basman Optometrist Manitoba Land Surveyor Weselak Beausejour, Manitoba Gank Nova Scotia Dubienski Lac du Ba Man Confederation Life Winnipeg, Man
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