Springfield Leader Subscription Rates and Notices
The Springfield Leader lists subscription prices including 3.00 annually 5.00 for two years and 4.00 outside Canada per year 6.00 for two years. The paper is authorized second class matter by the Post Office Ottawa Advertising rates 5 cents per agate line 14 lines per inch Fiat rate. Printed and published in Manitoba Federal district ringhell Leid by Oaks Springfield Leader. Turcotte and Mrs atin AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Tuesday January 30 1962.
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Manitoba
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Manitoba extends hay transport aid to March 31
The government of Manitoba announced extended transportation assistance for hay and fodder moved by truck. The program, started last June and set to end January 3, now runs to March 31, offering five cents per ton mile for moves over 25 miles. By January 1, 83,760 tons had been moved to 1,981 applicants. Also covered are durum wheat prospects with guidance from A L D Martin urging Manitoba farmers to consider durum sowing to bolster supplies, suggesting Ramsey as a favorable variety and cautioning against Lakota and other poor prospects.
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George Hutton
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Hutton
Manitoba
Ramsey
Stewart
United States
Canada
Martin
Whitemouth Church Elects Officers and Plans Budget
Whitemouth Redeemer Lutheran church held its annual meeting on Thursday January 18 electing O A Braun as trustee Albert Pischke as deacon Fred Klapprat as secretary and Henry Steiner as treasurer Attendance was large A cold supper followed at Mrs D M Wardrops home on January 16 with Ross United Church members to review work done and plan the 1962 budget Elders were appointed D M Wardrop Felix Carlson Mrs Harry Nelson and John Neyedley Rev Heningson of Beausejour attended The Whitemouth Consolidated School board met January 17 to plan the 1962 budget Local residents visited and others sent greetings including Mrs Anne Horadchuk now living in Toronto and relatives from Winnipeg Seven Sisters and Steinbach The story continues on Page 8.
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D. M. Wardrop
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Ross United Church
Felix Carlson
Harry Nelson
John Neyedley
Henningson of
Beausejour
Whitemouth
W.A
Harold Cousins
Voting age shift discussed in provincial debate
The piece notes renewed interest in lowering the voting age from 21 to 18 with parties adopting it as a platform issue. It recalls past arguments in the Manitoba House where opponents cited legal infancy while WW II service by under-21s strengthened current support for extending suffrage.
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CCF
Manitoba
Do Not Take Vitamin Preparations Without Medical Advice
A Canada Consumers Association warning in the CAC January bulletin urges against buying vitamin and mineral supplements without doctor guidance. Experts say only a physician can diagnose deficiencies, prescribe treatment, and prevent masking of diseases, with most people needing only a well balanced diet.
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Consumers Association of Canada
C.A.C
Food and Drug Directorate
Canada
Peterson Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
Expressing deep appreciation to relatives friends and neighbours for acts of kindness messages sympathy and flowers received during bereavement. Special thanks to Pastor McHartig Renshaw Funeral Chapel and pallbearers Sister Zelma brothers Jack and Edward.
In Memoriam Notices for Sandra Balod Dancyt and Others
In memoriam notices honor Sandra Shura Lotte Balod and Alvina Dancyt with dates of passing in 1961 1957 and 1953. Messages express eternal remembrance from family including Walter Shura Andrew and Herb Dancyt with loving memories and vivid lines. Also a brief classified ad offers opportunity to earn money selling cosmetics and daily necessities with High commissions and a Montreal address FAMILEX Dept J C 1600 Delorimier Montreal.
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Lotte Balod
Andrew
Familex
Dept
J. C
Delorimier
Montreal
Canadian Unity and neutrality drive party demand
The federation proposes that Canada sever ties with the United States withdraw from NATO and NORAD and declare neutrality. The Communist Party of Canada is criticized for not demanding Canada join the Soviet Union. The editorial argues against ignoring the group and suggests publicity could wake the public to their activities.
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Canada
United States
North American Treaty Organization
North American Air Defence Command
Soviet Union
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Winnipeg, Man
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