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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1963
Page
2
A collection of humorous quips about a refunding salesman, a boss, a floorwalker turning policeman, and a shy husband. Jokes cover mistaken mottoes, weathered pay, romantic misfires, baby sisters, and a naval officer duo puzzled by a blonde. The punchlines hinge on misdirection and playful wordplay.
Nova Scotia's Attorney General J A MacDonald urged adherence to traffic regulations across pedestrian and motor vehicle rules. He stressed that obeying signals and laws would boost safety and drastically reduce road deaths and injuries.
The article notes a pattern where presidents elected in zero-numbered years die in office at 20 year intervals. It cites Harrison, Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley, Harding, Roosevelt, and Kennedy. Roosevelt survived a third term, Kennedy died in his fourth term. Lincoln Garfield and McKinley were assassinated.
A health advisory urges individuals planning a hunting trip to undergo a full physical examination first. The message stresses readiness, safety, and risk awareness for participants.
A devotional meditation proclaims the Spirit who raised Jesus from the dead dwelling in believers. It asserts God’s life in the heart through the Holy Ghost, the Lord and Giver of life, breathing divine life to recreate and renew in the image of Jesus Christ. Amen.
The Anti Tuberculosis League secures support for its TB prevention program from A C T Radio Amateur Shows and the annual Christmas Seal Campaign, enhancing outreach and fundraising efforts.
John F Kennedy 35th U S President was buried in Arlington National Cemetery Virginia on November 25 1963 after being slain in Dallas Texas during a five day tour. His body lay in state in the Capitol Rotunda before a requiem mass at St Matthew's Cathedral and a graveside service. Dignitaries and world leaders attended as his family gathered apart from his father Joseph P Kennedy who remained at home due to a serious heart condition.
Canadian Pacific Airlines will start daily except Monday service between Vancouver and Hawaii on December 12, doubling jet flights from last winter to four DC-8 jets on Saturday Sunday Wednesday and Thursday and two Britannia turbo props on Tuesday and Friday for 748 seats weekly. DC-8 departures are 7 p.m. on weekends and midweek with 10:45 p.m. arrival Hawaii time. midweek jets depart 6 p.m. arriving 9:45 p.m. Hawaii time. Britannia flights depart 3:45 p.m. Tuesday and Friday arriving 10:15 p.m. Hawaii time. Excursions offer Winnipeg from 480.80 first class 344.20 economy and Calgary 364.80 first class 311.20 economy for 17 days.
Provincial Treasurer J H Brockelbank announced a mid term review showing a 9 to 10 million surplus for the 1963 64 fiscal year, reversing an earlier 3 5 million deficit forecast. He cited higher revenues from agriculture mineral resources tax sharing and collections as drivers of the brighter outlook. The 1963 64 expenditures rose to 194 0 million, about 6 million above prior estimates. Oil production and potash development contributed to mineral revenue gains.
Health Minister Judy LaMarsh says she is deeply disturbed by reports from Manitoba and Ontario that a ten dollar old age pension increase is not reaching pensioners. Stanley Knowles, NDP MP, says he is shocked that Manitoba might divert federal funds and that similar action may be occurring in Ontario homes for the aged.
The RCMP formed in 1873 with about 6,200 officers enforcing federal laws across Canada. It operates under contract to enforce provincial laws and the Criminal Code in all provinces except Ontario and Quebec, which maintain their own provincial police forces.
A sweeping account traces how chemical pesticides and herbicides transformed farming since the 1940s. It notes the decline of old pest controls, the fight against malaria and crop disease, the rise of DDT, and the economic gains for farmers and consumers through safer, more efficient pest management in Canada. It highlights regulatory safeguards, research progress, and future prospects with new products like Gramoxone and Reglone.
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