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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1960
Page
3
The Springfield Leader lists subscription prices of 3.00 per year or 5.00 for two years. It notes second class matter status with Ottawa Post Office, and provides rate details of 5 cents per agate line with 14 lines per inch. The independent weekly newspaper serves multiple communities and is connected to the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association.
Agronomists from the Manitoba Department of Agriculture urge farmers to select and prepare grain samples for the Toronto Royal Winter Fair and local fairs. Examiners advise hand tied, weather protected sheaves, mechanical cleaning and grading, and careful storage to retain color and quality. Forage seed programs offer subsidized grass and legume mixes under two policies with specific order deadlines and prices, targeting erosion control and forage inclusion.
A September social at Mrs. Ed Honke’s home honored Miss Irene Steiner ahead of her September 10 wedding to Clifford Rerick. School changes include L Strict teaching senior room and G Cousins overseeing juniors and principal duties.
Whitemouth notes a busy weekend with visits to Cummings North Dakota Red Lake Ontario and Sioux Lookout. Councillor Sudletsky hospitalized. New Pastor arrives at Whitemouth Redeemer Lutheran Church in October. RCMP Constable Davisson joins local detachment. 21st wedding anniversary for Norman Ericksen celebrated with Donna joining from the States. Local births birthdays and travel details pepper the community diary.
The message extends get well wishes to Beausejour resident Henning Hingson convalescing at St. Boniface Hospital and to Sandra Krampetz confined to Whitemouth Hospital. The Seven Sisters Fastball Club hosts the annual windup dance on Friday Sept 16 at Seven Sisters featuring the Night Hawks orchestra.
A column contrasts a proposed economic bill of rights for Canadians with concerns over government planning and personal freedom. It cites Cyrus Eaton and U S ideas on full employment and health care, reviews Britain’s premium bonds as a debt-financing tool, and notes stamp collecting profits, school season, and the approach to autumn’s natural changes.
A reflective piece praises the warmth of Summer the harvest of Autumn and finds solace in Winter. The text includes a line about continuing on Page 5, suggesting a longer prose reflection across pages.
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