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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 30, 1961

Page

3

Springfield Leader Subscription Rates Page

The Springfield Leader lists annual and two year subscription prices including 3.00 per year 5.00 for two years 4.00 Canada per year and 6.00 for two years. It notes second class mailing authorized by Ottawa Canadian post office and advertising rates five cents per agate line fourteen lines to the inch. The issue dated Tuesday May 30th 1961 references Victoria Beach and Whitemouth notices.

Canada Post Office Department Ottawa

Weevil Alert Hit Manitoba Sweet Clover Fields

Reports from rural Manitoba indicate sweet clover weevils are active in second year plantings and may infest newly seeded fields. Hot dry weather could worsen the problem. watch emerging stands for crescent notches on leaf edges as a sign of infestation.

Manitoba Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation

Clover Mite Control and 4-H Camp Plans Outline

Entomologists report control measures to reduce clover mite damage with heptachlor and dieldrin at specified per acre rates and vacuum or residual sprays. Clover mites over-winter in lawns and invade homes as warm weather returns. The 4-H summer program expands to five camps for girls and two for boys in Manitoba with camps at Killarney and Gimli and dates July to August.

Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation Killarney Manitoba Crawford Park Dauphin Gimli Melita

Whitemouth Parents Defend Dr Bilynsky In Letter

In a Winnipeg Tribune excerpt reprinted for readers, Whitemouth parents defend Dr Bilynsky trustee against Mr Moffat's transfer remarks. They praise Bilynsky as diligent, note his hospital schedule, and express full support from local families.

The Winnipeg Tribune Whitemouth Man Moffat Dr. Bilynsky Bilynsky Norman Ericksen Julius Bencharski Don Melnick Elain Thompson M. Hunt B. MacLean

Pine Falls News Highlights From Pine Falls and Area

Pine Falls and Tyndall opened the senior baseball season with Pine Falls winning 4 to 3. A ballet demonstration drew many parents and friends to the Recreation hall. Local events include weddings, a new hot dog stand at Gull Lake run by Miss Barbara Romano, and visits by residents to Winnipeg for conventions and family occasions.

Pine Falls Tyndall School of Ballet Recreation Hall George Sadler Stonewall Coote- McDonald Barbara Romano Gull Lake Ken Mackie Winnipeg Brenda Bosma Misericordia Hospital Phillis Romano St. Boniface Hospital Tanner Toronto Diane Souka J. Souka J. McLeod Marlborough Hotel

Abolition Move Changes Capital Punishment Policy in Canada

The Diefenbaker government ends public hangings by amending the Criminal Code to split murder into capital and non capital offenses. Capital murder retains the death penalty, while non capital murder carries life imprisonment. The change follows years of debate with support and opposition from Liberals and the CCF, and a held conscience vote option.

Diefenbaker John Diefenbaker CCF Harold Winch Vancouver East Winch Frank McGee York Scarborough McGee Grattan O'Leary Ottawa Journal Royal Commission Canada Commons Tion Davie Fulton Alexis Caron Hull Fulton

Which Is the Better Way democracy versus totalitarianism debate

A discussion contrasts democracy and totalitarianism through four freedoms and space achievements. It weighs public accountability and speed of action, noting democracy relies on elections and transparent reporting while totalitarian rule acts decisively without public input. The piece includes a later opinion on grain sales to China and criticizes anti-government sentiment.

Russian Kremlin Canada China

Clothes that Travel Well for Summer Trips

Plan a light practical travel wardrobe built around one basic color. A suit and blouse costume with interchangeable accessories offers versatility. Choose wrinkle resistant fiber blends and wash and wear fabrics for easy hotel room laundry and fresh looks after a day on the road.

Rev Morris Green to Lead Service on June 4 at Lac du Bonnet

The Rev Morris Green B A B D pastor at Parsonage Park Ave presides at Lac du Bonnet church on Sunday June 4 first Sunday after Trinity with church school at 9 45 a m and divine worship at 1 00 p m. The church lists contact at 351 for details.

Lac du Bonnet Morris Green Park Ave Trinity

Religious Service Schedule for Pointe du Bois and Whitemouth

The notice lists 1st Sunday in Trinity services at St. Marys Church Pointe du Bois with Holy Communion at 9:00 and 11:00, Junior Bible Class at 10:00, Sunday School at 11:00. Christ Church Whitemouth holds 7:00 p.m. Holy Communion and 10:30 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon with Mr R Flowers in charge.

Trinity ST. Mary's Church Pointe du Bois Mr. R. Flowers

The Irritating Visitor

A guide on how visitors can avoid distressing a sick friend. It notes that sitting on the bed, smoking near a nonsmoker, whispering about the illness outside the room, and giving food or candy without nurse approval can upset the patient.

Cancer education lifts Canadian women’s early treatment view

Between 1954 and 1960 the share of Canadian women who see early cancer treatment as important rose from 80 to 87 percent. The gain stems largely from the Canadian Cancer Society education program. Support the Society during its April campaign.

Canadian Cancer Society

Lost glasses in Lac du Bonnet found by caller

Lost pair of children’s glasses reported in Lac du Bonnet with finder asking to be reached at phone number 461 for return.

Lac du Bonnet

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