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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1962
Page
5
A postwar stock market review notes a boom decades ago and a current surge in deficits totaling over 3 billion dollars as Canada faces a looming recession. It warns of rising unemployment, slower labor force growth from extended schooling, and a flood of young workers entering the market as the economy potentially weakens.
The piece contends that a party funded by farmers workers teachers and small business supporters will serve the people, while the Conservative and Liberal parties are financed by big corporations. It cites Star Weekly alleging Conservatives receive 9 to 11 million dollars and Liberals about 6 million, branding them millionaire parties.
The Conservatives and Liberals cannot work for the people. They reject price regulation and interest-rate limits, accepting millions in campaign funds to widen profits. They oppose social democracy and a planned economy, resisting wealth distribution and failing to shield people from poverty and exploitation as prices rise.
The piece argues Liberals and Conservatives fear social democracy, claiming it does not lead to communism as shown by Sweden Denmark Norway and New Zealand. It cites unemployment contrasts, urging readers to vote for NDP on June 18th to decide Canada’s future.
An editorial discusses Canada's dollar crisis following a $600 million drawdown from foreign exchange reserves since last fall. After a May devaluation to 92.5 cents U.S., confidence remains low. The piece argues the core issue is weakness in Canadian industry, urging drastic restructuring and austerity to restore trust in the dollar.
The piece argues that satisfaction from a job well done, not monetary rewards, shapes youth values. It cites the Reston Recorder editor, noting that the happiest individuals derive personal fulfillment from quality work regardless of pay.
A double ring ceremony was held at the Anglican Church of the Advent Pine Falls on May 19 at 4 00 p m for Patricia Lynn Bracken and Richard Kropp of Geraldton Ont Rev T A Smith officiated soloist Mrs William Sutherland sang the Lord s Prayer and O Perfect Love with organist Mrs D M Farmer The bride wore a silk organza tafta gown with a V necklined bodice and lily point sleeves carrying a white bible with red roses The maid of honor was Miss Caroline Olsen bridesmaids were Misses Joyce Kropp Sharon Bracken and Noreen Bracken with little Bernice as a flower bearer
Lemire served as flower girl as couples dressed in medium blue embroidered taffeta gowns with matching accessories and rosette hats. Groomsmen included Jack Bracken Jr and Walter Wozny with ushers David Gittins and Fred Kalinowski. Reception at Chateau Pine Falls. couple to honeymoon two weeks Banff. will reside in Winnipeg. General Motors Oshawa produced 1,393 vehicles in a single day for domestic and export markets.
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