Springfield Leader Districts Report In Year 1964
A fragment from the Springfield Leader notes district representation matters for Mass in the Peder district of Springfield. The text references the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association audit bureau of circulations and lists district representatives with unclear specifics.
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Tekens
Tury
Postion of
Mass
Te Peder
Bpringfield
Sacie Fald Leeder
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Canada’s 1964 budget prospects and wheat outlook
Finance Minister Walter Gordon faces a fragile budget after a disastrous 1963 plan, with wheat exports shaping 1964-65 revenues. A weak 11 percent tax plan undermined aims for a balanced budget, while exports to Russia bolster the economy. The piece notes potential revenue gains and hints at political strains, including the Commons’ scrutiny and looming electoral boundary debates.
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Walter Gordon
Gordon
Krushchev
Russia
Canada
Western
Europe
House of Commons
Great Leaders Rise In World Crises And Youth Voting Debate
The article notes how crises in democracies have produced leaders like FDR Churchill and Lyndon Johnson and reflects on George VI’s call to a people. It then shifts to a discussion on maturity and voting age, citing Manitoban students and MP Stanley Knowles, debating if 18 20 year olds are mature enough to vote and challenging assumptions about age and responsibility.
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United States
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
F.D.R
United Kingdom
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Pipsqueak
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Free World
J.F.K
Times
Lyndon Baines Johnson
John Wayne
George VI
London
Students Union Council of
Manitoba University
St. Paul’s College
Stanley Knowles
Winnipeg Tribune
Canada’s symbols and the coat of arms debate
The piece argues Canada’s coat of arms and symbols tie the nation to other countries. It notes three English lions, the Scottish lion, the Irish harp, the French lilies, and a maple sprig as purely Canadian. It suggests removing these from official items, yet retains the sovereign portrait on coins and stamps. The Tribune advises leaving the flag and symbols as they are.
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Canada
Ireland
France
The
Tribune
Winnipeg mink show and banquet draws local couples
Victoria Beach residents led by Mr. and Mrs. Fred David and other couples traveled to Winnipeg for a mink show and banquet at Marlborough Hotel. A turkey shoot at the curling rink raised funds for sports and expenses. The ladies auxiliary sold home cooking and crafts for church support. A Legion Hall concert ended with children singing carols and a Santa appearance.
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Fred David
Harold Martin
Lorne Anderson
Ed Renville
Winnipeg
Marlbourough Hotel
The
Legion Hall
Santa
Whitemouth Community News and Personal Notes
Mrs Doreen Nichols becomes secretary treasurer of Whitemouth School after Mrs V Erskine resigns due to ill health. Carol Karpoff returns from Ontario for vacation with family. Mr and Mrs N Fredrickson attend a Melita wedding. Felix Carlson visits relatives including Lloyd Carlson. Ralph Poston and family plan to reside in Whitemouth after a year in the States. Joe Bryck of Nelson BC sends regards to Whitemouth friends. Death reported for David Ans, son of Mr and Mrs R Ans. Pete Rystephanik and Whitemouth Hotel guests holidaying at Sandy Lake. Brian McKiernan to wed Shelagh Chapman of The Pas. Chapman formerly taught at Whitemouth Elementary.
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Doreen Nichols
Doreen Lange
Whitemouth
V. Erskine
Pete Rystephanik
Whitemouth Hotel
Sandy Lake
Manitoba
Brian McKiernan
Frank McKiernan
Flin Fion
Shelagh
Chapman
The
Pas
Miss Chapman
Whitemouth Elementary School
Whitemouth Community News Holiday Visits and Events
Whitemouth residents and visitors from Saskatoon Winnipe g, and Ontario gathered through December and January. Families toured, hosted reunions, and celebrated New Year with dances, baptisms, and a farewell for George Despins. The Whitemouth curling club announced upcoming bonspiels and the 4-H club held a Christmas party with a new member and a shared lunch.
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