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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 16, 1961

Page

3

Springfield Leader Subscription Rates in Various Borders

The Springfield Leader lists advance subscription prices: five dollars per year, eight dollars for two years outside Canada, with 14 line agate flat rates. Published weekly by Springfield Leader Limited du Bonnet Manitoba, it is a member of Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Notable notices include Pat Morton, Victoria Beach. Mrs Anne Lester, Whitemouth. Mrs T G Erskine.

Ae Sand Canada Post Post Office Department Ottawa Manitoba Springfeld Springfield Leader du Bonnet Pat Morton Victoria Beach Anne Lester Whitemouth T. G. Erskine

Manitoba Soil Survey Plans and 4-H Team Appointments

Soil survey crews will map soils across eastern Manitoba and Pembina Triangle, with reconnaissance and detailed surveys involving multiple two-man teams. A temporary soil analysis lab will operate at Morden Experimental Farm for salinity tests. The project, led by W.A. Ehrlich, includes Lands Branch staff and federal Agriculture personnel. 4-H specialist Donald I. Stammen appointed in Winnipeg, with a background in animal science and extensive prior service in Steinbach, Beausejour, and other areas. Rallies will be held across Northeastern Manitoba, attracting 800 to 1,000 youths. Crop insurance uptake nears 40 percent across five test areas, sugar beets newly insured, with a May 15 deadline extended.

Manitoba Pembina Triangle Manitoba Soil Survey Whitemouth Lac du Bonnet Brokenhead St. Clements Alexander and Reynolds Tanley Weland Morden Federal Departments of Agriculture W.A. Ehrlich Lands Branch Manitoba Department of Mines and Natural Resources George Hutton Agriculture and Conservation Donald I. Stammen Mr. Stammen Winnipeg University of Manitoba Steinbach Beausejour Boissevain Killarney Brandon Carman Dauphin Portage Steinbach St. Pierre George Utton Red River Hutton

Crop insurance program may extend in coming years

Mr Hutton says research continues on crop insurance and adjustments, aiming to broaden the program in future years.

Hutton

Quiet Manitoba Wedding Seals vows at St John’s Lac du Bonnet

Marilyn Irene Amos and Donald Michael Graboski exchanged marriage vows at St. John’s Anglican Church Lac du Bonnet on May 13 officiated by Rev L C Fryer. Maid of honour Miss Jean Talbot and best man Mr Barry Petrus attended. Guests from Winnipeg joined a reception at the bride’s parents’ home and the couple will reside in Lac du Bonnet.

St. John's Lac du Bonnet Marilyn Irene Ernie Amos Donald Michael Graboski Michael Graboski Winnipeg L. C. Fryer Georgina Kirby Jean Talbot Barry Petrus Graboski M. Graboski al Graboski Mona Ferris Audrey Ferris Ted Wood Louis Roberts

Car Tuneups and Maintenance Tips for Warm Weather

Service engineers at General Motors of Canada urge a spring car checkup after winter driving. Suggest engine tuneup, cooling system flush, brake and wheel alignment checks, muffler inspection, chassis lubrication, oil filter cleaning, and higher viscosity oil for heat. Also advise exterior cleaning and polishing. The Canadian Red Cross Film Service shows current movies for hospitalized veterans in 41 facilities.

General Motors of Canada aé_e Film Service The Canadian Red Cross

Bulletin boards add usefulness around the home

The article promotes bulletin boards for rooms from kitchens to halls, offering storage for recipes and shopping lists, schedules, and photos. It suggests mounting cards, gifts, and memories, with framed boards made from Donna Donna material and decorative touches to enhance spaces and serve as gifts.

Canada Father's den

McDuff Ottawa Report Shows Down Battle Over Tariff Bill

The Liberal Senate majority faces a showdown with the Conservative government over Donald Fleming's tariff protection bill. It would extend higher duties to goods produced in Canada including custom-made items, with an appeal to courts limited. Opposition from Liberals and CCF centers on ministerial authority and the right to appeal. The clash could trigger a snap election over Senate reform and Canada’s economic planning divide.

Senate Finance Donald Fleming House of Commons CCF Canada Minister of National Revenue Fleming Tariff Board Supreme Court of Canada Revenue Minister Liberals United Kingdom Portance

Seven Sisters Falls Club Notes and Local Visits

Seven Sisters Falls community club held its semi annual meeting on May 11 with president B Dorland presiding. W Kristoffersor was presented a gift for helping build the new skating rink dressing rooms. Sympathy to Mrs R Morton on her step father’s death and to Frantz Kretchmer and Tittlemier families on E Tittlemier’s death. Visitors include B Dorland and family in Winnipeg for a new station wagon and Arseneaults in Montreal on business. King family trips to Wa Wa Ont and Winnipeg.

Seven Sisters Falls

Cancer’s Seven Early Danger Signals

The Canadian Cancer Society lists seven possible early signs of cancer: unusual bleeding or discharge. a lump or thickening in the breast or elsewhere. a sore that does not heal. persistent changes in bowel or bladder habits. persistent hoarseness or cough. persistent indigestion or difficulty swallowing. and a change in a wart or mole. These signs do not always mean cancer but warrant a doctor visit for early evaluation.

The Canadian Cancer Society

Research attack on cancer named costliest medical undertaking

The Canadian Cancer Society calls the cancer research effort the greatest and most expensive single undertaking in medical history, highlighting the massive scale and pivotal goal of the program.

Canadian Cancer Society

Morning Prayer and Sermon Led by Mr Flower BA In Charge

A morning service began at 10 30 with Prayer and a sermon delivered by Mr Flower BA acting as the in charge leader guiding the worship and duties for that session.

Mr. Flower B.A

Why I Go To Sunday School at Full Gospel Mission

Donna Marion and Judy Chermishnok speak on May 21 at Sunday School. Voices discuss reasons for attending and how teens can serve the church. Theme for May 21 is Loyal to Church. Activities include 10:30 a.m. Sunday School and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday prayer services.

Donna Marion Judy Chermishnok

Cancer Deaths in Canada in 1959 Report

Latest figures show 1959 cancer deaths total 13 920 men and 10 323 women. Lung cancer was the leading killer among men with 2 074 deaths, while breast cancer led among women with 2 003 deaths. Lung cancer also claimed 325 women and breast cancer killed 22 men.

Canada

Free Speech Rights Echoed in Public Debate

A commentary notes that constant focus on free speech can hinder popularity, urging balance between expression and social harmony. The piece argues responsible discourse matters for public image while defending fundamental rights.

In Loving Memory of a Beloved Husband and Father

The Duffily family thanks friends neighbours and mass attendees for sympathy flowers and Mass offerings after the loss of their husband and father. Special thanks to Dr Reid Selkirk Hospital staff Father Ell pallbearers and Renshaw Funeral Home. A plain wine coloured rug offered by Mrs D Crook Lac du Bonnet Man.

D Crook Lac du Bonnet Man

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Springfield D. G. Crook Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association Audit Bureau OF Circulations Elne Farm News Virden Melita Manitoba Sail Survey University Stammen Air Stummen Humbolt Saskatchewan Magnet Borketon High School Home Economist News By Eleanor W. Stuart Baby Donna Donna McDuff Ottawa Report Capital Hill Capsules Regina Rosemary and Pat Mrs. B. Dorland Mr. and F. P. Y. Arseneault Montreal A. Frantz E. Kretchmer R. Tittlemier Mr. E. Tittlemier Kenora Hospital Auxilaries F. King M. Reid Lutheran Church OF the Cross Morris Green Park Ave ST. John’s Anglican Church Whitsunday Holy Communion Ee Ae ST. N Mary’s Church Pointe du Bois Whitsunday Christ Church Church OF the Advent T. A. Smith Pine Falls Great Falls A. Doerkson Dor Life Auto Fire Insurance Cor Reimer St. Boniface Delorimier Professional Services Chiropractic Clinic Dr. Davidson and Associates A. T. Turner McGill “U Kensington Portage Ave E.M. Finkleman Lac Bonnet Lakeview Matlin & Company Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers Weselak Middleton Beausejour, Manitoba Joseph Bellan, OC
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