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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
6
This piece argues for choosing a church rather than remaining neutral about faith. It suggests ancestors often followed Catholicism, notes historical persecutions, and asserts Christ established a lasting Church. It urges readers to answer with common sense and to consider the Catholic Church as the historic continuation from the Apostles.
In a concise economic review, Currie discusses Royal Commission recommendations on Canada’s banking system. He argues competition via market processes best serves the public, urges careful analysis of new restrictions, and defends existing chartered-bank controls while warning against retrograde overregulation.
Manitoba Association of Fire Chiefs held its annual Fire Training School in Winnipeg June 8 to 10. Pinawa delegates included C Lux ton J Arkle B Banks W Sch midt and D French. The Hudsons Bay Store opened June 11 with Mr Pitt and executives attending. A Field Day for Pinawa volunteers drew nearby fire departments. The fastball team lost 12 to 11 to Thalberg on June 9 and later defeated Seven Sisters.
Rate of economic activity from October to March hints that gross national product this year may exceed 1963 by a considerable margin. Much strength is expected from planned investment spending, higher exports of merchandise, and sustained demand for durable goods. Inventories remain modest, price increases are moderate, and credit expansion is sound.
The report records a 6 to 0 final score on June 11 and notes Dr. H Beaumont as the first customer at the new Hudson's Bay store. A compliment is described as the pause that refreshes, reflecting the era's phrasing.
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