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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 07, 1962

Page

3

Springfield Leader subscription and rates 1962

Springfield Leader announces subscription rates of 3.00 per year and 5.00 for two years with outside Canada pricing at 6.00 for two years. It lists advertising rates, publication details, and regional office contacts as of Tuesday, August 7, 1962, including affiliations with Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations.

Canada Post Office Department Ottawa Indivistrate

Canada seeks growth after austerity in 1962 plan

Ottawa faces a sixfold challenge from deficits and unemployment as it moves to halve the 745 million budget gap. Austerity aims to restore investor confidence amid a shifting labor force and a looming risk of renewed recession. If growth stalls, capital flight and a renewed balance of payments crisis could threaten the economy. The core aim is to get the economy moving rather than merely cut deficits.

Canada Donald Fleming Dominion Bureau of Statistics Fleming

Bank Loans To Replace Overdrafts

Bank customers used to informal overdrafts face tougher rules after September 1. They will be asked to sign a note to formalize loans and cut bank servicing costs. Currently overdrafts let customers spend beyond their balance with daily charges. under the new plan interest and principal would be paid regularly. managers would lose the discretion to set lending daily.

Immature Driver Seen as his Own Worst Enemy

The Canadian Highway Safety Council labels the immature driver as a self defeating risk. He is driven by a need to show off, causes noise and disruption, and earns ridicule and contempt. Avoid engaging. let him act out while you distance yourself to stay safe.

Canadian Highway Safety Council Council CHSC

Pine Falls Community Notices and Travels

Mr and Mrs W Inglis and family spent holidays in Duluth Fort William and other points en route. Mr and Mrs Paul Fisher returned from a Cape Cod holiday with their daughter. Chas Miller family spend summer at Sunset Beach cottage. J Sallins of Winnipeg visited G Gold. Carol Harrison bride Aug 4 honored by a July 27 shower at St Theresa church. Murray Manson and daughter left on a motor trip to Strathclair and other points. B Magnusson left by bus for Winnipeg to board a plane Aug 3 for California to visit her daughter. Arlie and Bill McGuire hosted a farewell for Mrs Audrey Wallace of Selkirk as she leaves Aug 7 for Fort Nelson BC.

W. Inglis Duluth Fort William Paul Fisher Cape Cod U.S.A Chas Miller Sunset Beach J. Sallins Winnipeg G. Gold Carol Harrison Ted Harrison St. Theresa Church Murray Manson Strathclair B. Magnusson California Arlie Bill McGuire Audrey Wallace Selkirk Fort Nelson B.C

Western Canada harvest under way with varied yields

Western Canada begins harvest in limited form for 1962 with many fields not general until August. Early wheat swathing in Saskatchewan and Alberta, rye swathed, rapeseed cut. Wheat sample from southern Alberta weighed 63 pounds per bushel, graded No 1 Northern, yielding six bushels per acre from drought-stricken area. Conditions range from crop losses to bumper prospects. moisture caused losses in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, drought in parts of Saskatchewan and southern Alberta. rains in the last 48 hours provided some relief.

Western Canada Saskatchewan Alberta Prairie Manitoba Portage la Prairie

Canadian weekly papers: fitness, editors, and convention

The piece argues government fitness programs alone do not forge champions. fortitude and will win out. It highlights Bruce Kidd and William Crothers from Toronto and East York Track Club, showing self reliance surpasses money. It then extols weekly editors as vital community leaders ahead of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association convention in Winnipeg, marking Manitoba’s sesquicentennial year.

Canada William Sherring Percy Williams Ethel Catherwood Bruce Kidd William Crothers Toronto University East York Track Club Kidd Crothers U.S.A Ion Manitoba CWNA Metropolitan Press Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association Winnipeg

Tender for Hauling Children in Red Deer District

Tenders will be received until noon August 18, 1962 for hauling children from Red Deer School District to Berryland School a distance of five miles. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. J Zarecki Secretary Treasurer Springwell Manitoba.

Red Deer Berryland School J. Zarecki Springwell Man

Selkirk CWNA Convention Led by Manitoban Editor

The article notes Selkirk Settlement as host for the CWNA annual convention chaired by J. R. Mac Lachlan, Manitoban editor of the Wuirden Empire Advance. It discusses mixed public reaction to thalidomide birth defects, sympathy for victims, and debates over government responsibility versus individual accountability for expenses tied to drug-caused misfortunes.

Selkirk Settlement CWNA J. R. MacLachlan Wuirden Empire Advance

In Loving Memory of Anna Soroka

In loving memory of our dear mother Anna who died August 6 1954. We think of her at the grave eight years on and we remember her always. Ever remembered by the Soroka family.

Soroka Anna

Come To Church LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE CROSS

The notice from Lac du Bonnet lists services and events at Lutheran Church of the Cross led by Rev. Edwin H. Bowen. August 9 board meeting at the church, August 12 divine worship at 11, sermon The Horrible Highway, August 13 young adult discussion at 8, Vacation Bible School August 13 to 24 9:30 to 11:45 with registration at Parsonage Lake and Park Streets.

Mon Lake and Park Streets C. Tremills ST. Mary’s Pointe du Bois Christs Church Whitemouth Canon L. C Fryer D.S.T

Tender invited for Power House Building 911 Whiteshell

Atomic Energy of Canada Limited calls for sealed tenders by noon CDT August 17 1962 for Construction of Power House Building 911 at Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment Manitoba. Tenders must use provided forms and be endorsed Tender for Construction of a Power House Building 911. Deposits and bid security required. lowest tender not guaranteed.

Atomic Energy OF Canada Limited Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment C.D.S.T Manitoba Chalk River Ontario St. Mary Avenue Winnipeg H. W. Smith Whiteshell Division Ottawa Toronto Montreal Canada J. L. Gray Atomic Energy OF

From cradle to grave a claim of government care

The excerpt argues that government responsibility could conceivably be claimed in many ills facing humanity from birth to death, suggesting a broad scope of public duty. The text indicates this idea continues on Page 8.

Mortgage Sale Of Rural Property In Lac Du Bonnet Manitoba

Mortgage sale under the power of sale to be conducted by Arthur A. Trapp auctioneer at Casey's Inn Lac du Bonnet Manitoba on Saturday August 11 1962 at 12 noon. Property is Lot 39 part of Sections 7 and 8 15 11 East showing on Winnipeg Land Titles Office plan 4923 with modern five room dwelling Park Avenue Lac du Bonnet. Sale subject to sealed reserve bid 20 percent cash. balance per sale conditions to follow. For details contact Julius Rudolph Glowacki solicitor Winnipeg Manitoba. Dated Winnipeg July 12 1962.

Casey's Inn Lac du Bonnet Manitoba Arthur A. Trapp Winnipeg Land Titles Office Park ‘Avenue Julius Rudolph Glowacki Confederation Building Winnipeg

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