Canada Savings Bonds campaign opens October 15
Manitoba riders prepare for a major saving drive with the 11th Canada Savings Bonds campaign. Officials estimate sales will surpass 50 million dollars. Bonds redeemable at full value plus interest any time before maturity, not subject to market fluctuations. Purchase options include workplace plans, investment dealers, and banks. The 1956 bonds yield about 3.76 percent over 121 2 years with a 13 coupon structure ranging from 3 1/4 to 4 percent.
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Cold Day Treat in Lunch Box Vacuum Bottle Idea
A chilly day staple suggests carrying hot soup chocolate or milk in a vacuum bottle for lunch. It supplements the meal which already should form one third of the daily required portions of protein minerals and vitamins.
Debt Owing Forces Political Leader George Drew to Step Down
A health breakdown forces Ar. George Drew to resign from Conservative leadership, drawing tributes from opponents and supporters alike. The piece compares his career to Meighen and Bennett, notes fate as a driver of history, and hopes for his recovery to continue public service. It also cites Eisenhower's Pan American thrift statement as context.
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Jack Dempsey
Rocky Marciano
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International Credit Union Day Greetings and Leadership Messages
Premier Douglas Campbell and Prime Minister Louis St Laurent extend greetings to credit union members in Manitoba and across North America. The message praises thrift and self help central to credit unions and notes Manitoba's growth to over 50 000 members and assets exceeding 15 million dollars.
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Letter Responds To Controversy Over Barn Dance In Education Debates
The writer, Wilf Ward, a school trustee who hosted a barn dance on his farm, rebuts accusations of interfering with teenagers and alcohol. He defends his right to run a dance hall without inspecting entering cars and asks readers to credit him with no ill intent. He notes he will not be blamed without evidence and thanks the editor for space.
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