Springfield Leader District Representatives Notice 1964
The Springfield Leader lists district representatives for Manitoba regions including River Hills Seven Sisters Victoria Beach Whitemouth and Manigotogan. Audit Bureau of Circulations confirms circulation status as of Tuesday June 9 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powerview
Olive
Iwanick River Hills
Rosemary Ried
Pat Morten
Victoria Beach
Mildred Hampton
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Manigotogan
E. Howard
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Pearson presses obstruction charge amid election talk
The National Liberal Council in Ottawa saw Prime Minister Pearson accuse the Conservatives of obstructing government business in the Commons. He cited filibuster and delays while noting he does not want an election but suggested one could come if Conservatives block progress. The piece argues the charge serves to frame a possible vote while highlighting government achievements in a minority parliament. It also mentions Canadian livestock grain figures from Saskatchewan and national harvests in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diefenbaker
Pearson
National Liberal Council
Ottawa
House of Commons
Ftilibuster
Mr. Pearson
Canada Pension
House
Iis
Whitemouth River and Hills Lutheran Parish Notices
Week of June 14 to 20 lists services at Redeemer Whitemouth and St Paul River Ills. Redeemer Whitemouth holds Sunday 9:30 am service and 10:30 am Sunday School. Pastoral District Convention in Saskatoon June 15 to 19. St Paul River Ills Sunday 11:00 am worship with 10:00 am Sunday School June 16 Women at the Church. Luther League and parsonage cottage prayer meetings. Youth activities and Sunday church school noted. Parish contacts Ph 345-2351.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHITEMOUTH_RIVER
Hills Lutheran
AY Eppler
Redeemer
Whitemouth
Pastoral District
Saskatoon
Sask
ST. Paul
River Ills
Schoo
Luther League
Astor Cane
No Substitute For Sense In Government Critique
A Manitoba reader argues lawmakers must act to curb loan fraud but warns individuals share responsibility for borrowing. The writer endorses a practical cleanup of the Legislative Buildings including sand blasting and plaque cleaning to restore their beauty and attract visitors. A Canada university director is cited regarding reporting perceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canadian ‘University
Canada’s Bank of Montreal predicts GNP rise to 57 billion by 1970
Bank of Montreal estimates a Canadian gross national product of at least 57 billion dollars by 1970, about one third higher than 1963, with population reaching 21.8 million. It pins growth on higher family formation, more capital investment, external demand, and automation and tech advances, while demographic shifts may affect labor supply and output per worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Montreal
B of M
Agernee Whithei Bers
Authority on sensationalism speaks to newspapermen
A recognized authority on social problems told a gathering of newspapermen that complaints about sensationalism in the press are not valid Readers want sensationalism and are entitled to it He argued crime and disaster stories do not harm society He noted a clear distinction between reporting sensation and creating it by lifting facts out of context Continued on page 10
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Springfield
Crooks
Kaltar
du Bonnet
Elma — Smerechynski
Great Falls
Stan Gittins
Pine Falls
Mardie
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
MacDuff
Ottawa Report
Prairie Provinces
Saskatchewan
Canada
Lutheran Church
Laé du Bontiet
Eewin H. ‘Bowen
Whiteshell Baptist Church
Pinawa Christian Fellowship
R. Jacob
Lutheran
St. John’s Anglican Church
Lac « Ainge
Trinity
Holy Communion
ST. Mary's Church
Pointe du Bois
Christ Church
Mocsekee
Ratio
Dori Holm &S Son
Papa
Reimer
Beausejour
Casey's
Barrie
Banks
Morgan Insurance
Professional Services
Chiropractic
Dr. Davidson and Associates
Somerset
A. T. Turner
Man
McGill “U
Jack Hanvey
Dr. W. Bilynsky
E.M. Finkleman
B.A
Optometrist
Portage
Eee
Inripek
Bonnet
Lakeview
Lac du Bonnet
Paris
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg 2
Weselak
Municipal “Hall
Philip Koslovsky Ll.b
Bank of M Treal Bidg. “Lac du'Bo Bonnet
Beauséjour, Manitoba
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