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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
3
The Springfield Leader weekly issue lists district contacts and offices including Boceaiiate Bonnet Manitobe Pine Falls Win Woods Pointe du Bois Stella Roscoe River Hills and Victoria Beach. Names mentioned include Mrs J Minton and Mrs Mildred Hampton among others with office lines and local postings.
Ottawa report argues Liberal government lacks political savviness after bungled budget and municipal loan bill. It notes pay raise for MPs sparked crossfire, with Diefenbaker opposing 18000 and Liberals blamed for the outcome. Parliament prepares for fall agenda incl pension plan, US missile talks, and union trusteeship.
The article notes a raise in MPs salaries despite broad public concern over deficits. It questions whether higher pay will reduce absenteeism or simply reward private interests, recalling a Manitoba suggestion to dock pay for absences and highlighting the taxfree portion lawmakers already enjoy. It also profiles James Morton’s ranking of Canada’s greatest prime ministers, praising MacDonald and Laurier while lauding Mackenzie King and others for leadership and impact.
A fragment discusses concern over rising commissions and boards created by federal and provincial governments. It argues that elected governments should solve problems with existing civil service staff and questions the need for expanding appointments. It mentions driving at 60 mph with braking distance resembling a football field.
A homemaking column explains how to choose and store fresh and processed meats for best nutrition and value. It covers grade labels Canada A and B, brand names, and encourages trying new cuts. Storage guidance includes refrigerator and freezer practices, wrapping, labeling, and preventing freezer burn.
Louise Noel 69 widow of Gustave Noel died Tuesday August 6 at Whitemouth Hospital Born in Poland she came to Canada 51 years ago She leaves five sons William Edward Gustave Henry Rudolph and others and three daughters. 21 grandchildren two great grandchildren and a sister In Whitemouth Funeral at St Pauls Lutheran Oldenburg Pastor L Hartman officiated Interment Churchyard cemetery Russell Funeral Homes Ltd handled arrangements
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