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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 05, 1961

Page

4

Western Provinces Lead CGRA Banff Convention

Western highway officials and leading businessmen from British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba will play prominent roles at the 42nd annual convention of the Canadian Good Roads Association at the Banff Springs Hotel September 12 to 15. About 1 000 delegates from ten provinces the Yukon and parts of the United States are expected. Premier Manning welcomes CGRA and lauds its contribution while the program includes a full technical schedule with Canadian authors and papers and a Friday night dinner addressed by Premier Manning. The ladies committee is led by Mrs L H McManus. Western presidents in the past decade include Willis Douglas Taylor and Gagiardi with Taylor and Douglas serving two one-year terms.

British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Canadian Good Roads Association Banff Springs Hotel CGRA Winnipeg Victoria Banff Saskatoon Vancouver Canada Yukon United States E. C. Manning J. Percy Page Gordon E. Taylor Manning L. H. McManus Errick F. Willis J.T. Douglas P. A. Gagiardi Taylor Douglas

Bible Society Story Sparks Village Conversion in Saigon Region

The Rev H Curwen Smith of the Christian and Missionary Alliance serves as secretary for the British and Foreign Bible Society in Indo China. In Saigon the Scriptures reach South Nam Cambodia Laos. A blacksmith buys the four Gospels and Acts from a colporteur and, after illness, reads and converts his family from ancestor worship. Eighty believers form the church before a Christian worker arrives.

H. Curwen-Smith Christian and Missionary Alliance Church British and Foreign Bible Society Indo-China Saigon South Nam Cambodia Laos Embryo Christ

Gophers Decline in Crop Damage Across Saskatchewan

The Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture reports gophers cause negligible crop damage this summer, with damage last estimated in 1958 at under a quarter percent, about $760,000 across 60,000 farms. Cutworms and grasshoppers remain the major threats this year.

Saskatchewan

Funeral Sermons Tradition Traced to Ancient Peoples

A historical overview traces funeral sermons to early civilizations, noting ceremonies surrounding burial and the evolving role of sermons in consoling mourners and guiding ritual practices across antiquity.

Less hail loss in Alberta this summer

Alberta hail studies report reduced damage with hail on nine days to June 20 within a 13 000 square mile block spanning Castor Viking Drayton Valley and Rocky Mountain House. Farmers submit report cards, microbarographs installed in 45 locations, and hail collecting baskets given to 200 residents. June 20 Rimby district saw king size stones. Incidence this summer far lower than 1960. storms to date about one quarter of last year.

Central Alberta Alberta Castor Viking Drayton Valley Rocky Mountain House Penhold Rimbey

Manitoba egg producers form association

Manitoba egg producers have formed their own organization called the Manitoba Egg Producers Association. It sets aims to supply production and marketing information to producers, promote egg advertising, liaise with producers, retain and grow Manitoba's egg market share, provide services to members, and keep most production in small and medium flocks.

Manitoba Egg Producers Manitoba Egg Producers Association Manitoba

Venezuela Tops Global Oil Exports Except United States

Venezuela ships more petroleum than any nation except the United States, highlighting its dominant role in global energy markets. The claim underscores Venezuela’s substantial oil production capacity and export activity amid shifting international trade dynamics.

Venezuela United States

Pinafore Pattern 7126 for Huck Weaving

Ad copy describes an inexpensive year round pinafore pattern 7126 for huck weaving in white or color with sizes 2 4 and 6. Includes directions and a chart. Send 35 cents to Household Arts Department P P L Frost Street Toronto for pattern.

Household Arts Department P.P.L Frost Street Toronto

Altona water supply project completes first stage

The Manitoba Water Supply Board and local officials celebrated the completed first phase of a treated water line to Altona the sunflower capital. The eight mile pipeline from Pembina river uses sand cushion and asbestos cement pipe with intermittent gate valves and surge relief devices. A 150 foot water tower near Gretna maintains 75 psi pressure and includes corrosion protection and telemetering to trigger Neche pumping.

the Water Supply Board Manitoba Altona Duff Roblin Pembina Neche North Dakota Gretna Ject Water Supply Board

San Francisco Secures Western Hockey League Franchise

An agreement to operate as a Western Hockey League franchise in San Francisco for five seasons starting 1961-62 was reached in San Francisco. Vancouver veteran Coley Hall announced the new WHL franchise on April 23, with Bob McCarthy, president of the Cow Palace auditorium board, leading the negotiation.

Tshombe Moise Tshombe Katanga Africa Elizabethville Leopoldville Western Hockey League San Francisco Vancouver Coley Hall Bob McCarthy Cow Palace Auditorium Hall

Cuba buys 425 Ayrshire dairy cattle in biggest Canadian export

Cuba has purchased 425 registered Ayrshire dairy cattle, the largest export purchase from Canada. This shipment pushes the six month total beyond 1,000 Ayrshires bought by Cuba.

Cuba Canada

Manitoba aid plan for drought hit farmers and stockmen

Manitoba government acts swiftly to ease drought effects on feed short farmers and stock producers. Agriculture minister George Hutton announces help for transport of haying gear hay and stock with a warning that severe cattle culling may be needed but urges restraint. Surveys show wild upland hay nearly zero tame hay at one third normal and slough hay half, with only a quarter of winter hay supply in sight. A rain by July 15 could avert deeper losses while grain shortages worsen stock feeding.

Manitoba George Hutton Hutton

Manitoba Farmers May Cut Hay Along Highways

Amid drought across Manitoba hay rights along provincial trunk highways will be opened to forage-short farmers. Fronting properties have first rights, with about 2000 miles of highway hay deemed suitable for cattle feed. Farmers may begin immediately without seeking local permission to help alleviate fodder shortages.

Manitoba Manitoba Highways Branch

Three-Legged Kittens Puzzles Acadia Valley Cat Owners

Acadia Valley Alberta residents report two kittens born with only three legs. Mother Nature appears to be at play as the half grown cats move easily and appear healthy despite their missing limb. Hanna Herald and East Central Alta. News.

Acadia Valley Alta Jack Stolz Hanna Herad East Central

Brazil Eyes Cuba Trade Boost Despite U S Sanctions

The United States reportedly seeks Latin American sanctions against Fidel Castro's government. Brazil, however, last week explored a possible increase in trade with Cuba, signaling a shift in regional economic diplomacy.

Cuba United States Fidel Castro Brazil

Manitoba charting stand on Churchill relocation plan

Hon. Gurney Evans clarifies Manitoba policy to move Churchill to a new site based on a provincial federal study. Interims include improved local services at the present site and a push for federal participation, with an interim report due next month guiding further action.

Manitoba Churchill Gurney Evans Industry and Commerce Evans Department of National Defence National Harbors Board Canada

First kindergarten opened in Blankenburg in 1840

In Blankenburg Germany the first kindergarten began operation in 1840 marking the start of organized early childhood education. The initiative reflected 19th century reforms promoting structured learning for young children outside the family setting.

Blakenburg Germany

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