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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 30, 1963

Page

7

Canada Raises Military Strength Under National Defense Act

The Armed Forces report a strengthened Canadian military after an order issued under the National Defense Act on September 7, moving personnel from peacetime to new duty assignments and expanding overall force levels.

Canada Pesam

The Pas Women’s Jail To Open In April

The Pas plans to open a women’s jail by late April with a $50 000 facility serving the area north of the 3rd parallel. It will house nine staff including six wardresses, three of Indian extraction, under superintendent Margaret Biewart RN from Clearwater sanatorium. The jail features a fenced recreation area, nine four-bed rooms, dining and recreation spaces, medical room, kitchen, and storage. Programs include basic schooling, hygiene, sewing, cooking, nutrition, and cooperation with the local Indian and Metis Friendship Centre for inmate recreation and instruction.

Margaret Biewart Clearwater Sanatorium Halson

Government Spending Share in Canada and U.S.

Total government expenditures in Canada amount to 33 percent of annual GDP, indicating a heavier public outlay. In the United States the comparable share stands at 29 percent, showing a smaller government role in the economy.

Canada The U.S

Fragmented Puzzle of Prepositions and Numbers

A garbled list blends chemistry terms with word puzzle clues and numbers. It includes references like Radon and Manganese, mixed with coordinates such as 81 and 33, and entries for directions, body parts, and measurements, yielding a chaotic scattered set of crossword style hints.

Editorials From These Are Not Necessarily The Views

A collection of opinion pieces note the authorship disclaimer and stress that the opinions expressed do not reflect the newspaper’s official stance. The compiled editorials critique policy, culture, and events with no single editorial line.

Lost key tag service aids motorists across Canada

War Amputations of Canada distributes key tags that use license plate tracing to return lost keys. Since 1946 the program has returned 78,745 sets, including 11,209 in 1962, across all provinces. Tags cost 35 cents for one or 60 cents for two, with honoring payment aiding amputee and related services.

Dominion

The Sask Motor Club Urges Driver Responsibility

A Sask Motor Club message warns motorists that complacency toward danger endangers lives. It argues drivers alone control safety, noting crashes persist despite safer features and devices. The piece emphasizes personal accountability for every trip and the costs of inaction.

Sask Motor Club

The Canadian Hemophilia Society Explains the Disease

The article outlines hemophilia as an inherited blood disorder with missing clotting factors, its transmission, historical context, and the dangers of internal and external bleeding. It notes treatments using plasma and blood, the medical and psychological impact on families, and the formation and goals of the Canadian Hemophilia Society founded in 1953 with regional chapters and volunteer leadership seeking funding and support for care, education, and rehabilitation.

Ade Canadian Hemophiliacs Society Montreal Toronto-Ontario Alberta British Columbia Manitoba Quebec Canada Canadian Hemophilia Society Canadian Hemophilia Society

Canada’s 1962 trade rises with imports and exports

Goods imported into Canada increased 8.6 percent in 1962 reaching 6,268,300,000 dollars, while exports rose 7.7 percent to 6,347,800,000 dollars, signaling broad improvement in the country’s trade activity.

Canada

Misses' Two Piece Dress Pattern 4522 Ad

Spring pattern notes a wearable two piece dress with waist bows. Pattern 4522 for Misses sizes 10 to 18 requires 3% yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16 and costs fifty cents plus mailing details to Toronto Department 60 Front Street W.

Household Arts P.P.L Department Front Street W Toronto

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