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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 20, 1963
Page
5
Desmond Hayes, a 21 year old from Limerick, witnessed a couple kissing at a Tulsa street then at a parking meter. They used a homemade meter key to steal coins, with more than $100 recovered by police.
The House meets yearly with the Throne Speech marking government aims and a ten day debate window. It outlines private members days, committee rules, and the exclusive power over money bills, with three readings required for passage before Royal Assent.
A home workshop feature describes a lawn bench with a tilted seat and slanted head-rest back, and garden gate patterns with cutting guides for four distinctive designs. The designs emphasize beauty and practicality for yard features.
Health League of Canada urges lifesaving rules to prevent drownings. Do not swim alone, avoid night swims unless well lit, wait after meals, and refrain when tired. Adopts straightforward safety guidance to reduce fatalities.
A shift in advertising favors realism and understatement over glamour. Campaigns use everyday settings with mothers, pets, and ordinary shoppers, while headlines stress second best and practical value. Critics cite growing public backlash and groups like the League Against Obnoxious Commercials highlighting intrusive spots and promoting muting devices.
Canadian motorists contribute roughly 100 million dollars annually via the federal sales tax on new vehicles and about 500 million through provincial gasoline taxes vehicle licenses and drivers permits. The figures underscore the heavy tax load car owners face across provinces and the impact on vehicle costs nationwide.
A local city court warns drivers who speed and tailgate that reckless driving leads to penalties. Officials emphasize road safety and cite recent incidents to illustrate potential fines and license actions for violators.
Saskatchewan natural resources crews will use the water weed control chemical Aqualine this summer in Echo Valley Moose Mountain and Cypress Hills provincial parks. Private contractors will spray the chemical which is applied at shore level to control weed growth in small lake areas and is harmless to bathers and fish.
The average weekly wage in Canadian manufacturing rose 88 percent since 1949, but after inflation the increase in purchasing power is only 42 percent.
The famous Blarney stone sits in an ancient castle at Blarney village four miles northwest of Cork Ireland.
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