Springfield Leader subscription rates and listing of towns
The notice details prepaid subscription prices of two dollars per year and five dollars for two years for the Springfield Leader, a weekly independent paper serving the Eastern Manitoba district. It lists advertising rates, postal status, and a long roster of local representatives and towns including Lac du Bonnet, Pine Falls, Seven Sisters, St. Bouvier, Victoria Beach, and Whitemouth with contact names.
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Canada
Post Office de
Ottawa
Senepeper
Manitoba
Spreghefield Leader
Lac du Bonnet
Erview
J. F. Turcotte
Olive
April Eigh t Million Canadians Vote Prospect in Election
Canada faces a winter election for the 26th Parliament on April 8. Voter turnout may lag despite high eligibility, with many electors angry or indifferent about a second federal vote in nine months. Citizens are urged to consider issues carefully, as the ballot on April 8 holds decisive consequences for the nation.
Crowds highlight campaign era in Canadian election reporting
The piece analyzes political crowds at campaign events for Diefenbaker Pearson and other leaders, noting large turnout and engaged audiences yet varied enthusiasm. It questions whether big crowds translate to votes, and predicts possible shocks on election day.
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Diefenbaker
Pearson
Social Credit
Thompson
Real Caouette
Quebec
New Democratic Party
Douglas
Caouette
Mr. Diefenbaker
Mr. Pearson
Auelph
Kitchener
Winnipeg
Seven Sisters Birthday Honors Miss Carol Precious on 18th
Seven Sisters notes celebrate Carol Precious turning 18 on Friday March 22. She traveled from Winnipeg with her mother to help celebrate. Also congratulates Mr and Mrs William Lawson on their 16th wedding anniversary on Friday March 22. Allen Dales and family from Thompson, Manitoba visit Fred and Mrs King. Get well wishes to L Cousins who spent a week in White Mouth hospital. Curling final: Mundt and partners beat Rohrig and partners. trophies awarded. Continued on Page 2.
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Carol Precious
Carol
Winnipeg
Wm. Lawson
Allen Dales
Thompson, Man
Fred King
Mr. Dales
L. Cousins
Whitemouth Hospital
Election Notice Draws Soldiers At Congo Sinai West Germany
Loting will take place at several detachments in the interior of the Congo, on the Sinai desert and in West Germany. Discussing the election notice at Leopoldville headquarters of No. 57 Canadian Signals Unit are, from the left, Sergeant R. A. Carley, Newmarket, Ont., Corporal Garnet Cramp, Meaford, Ont., and Signalman R. D Corrigan of Edmonton, Alta.
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Congo
Sinai Desert
West Germany
Leopoldville
No. 57 Canadian Signals Unit
R. A. Carley
Newmarket
Ont
Garnet Cramp
Meaford
R. D Corrigan
Edmonton
Alta
Manitoba Education Bills Face Hours of Scrutiny
Manitoba lawmakers debated Education department estimates totaling 38.69 million dollars as Hon. Stu art McLean defended rising costs amid vast school construction and transit efforts. Opposition critiques cited planning flaws and unequal grants, while NDP pressed for stronger vocational training and crime prevention measures.
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Stuart McLean
Manitoba
McLean
John Tanchak
Emerson
Grand Rapids
Tanchak
J. Froese
Rhineland
NDP
Pilot Mound
Crystal City
S. McLean
Sterling Lyon
Attorney-General Department
Justice Administration
M. N. Hryhorczuk
Kay
T. Hillhouse
Selkirk
Russ Paulley
Canadian 4-H Council to Meet in Winnipeg May 12 15
The Canadian Council on 4-H Clubs announces its 32nd annual meeting at the Royal Alexandra Hotel Winnipeg May 12 to 15. President J R Racine notes the event centers on 4-Hs 50th anniversary with a cairn unveiling in Roland Manitoba on May 12. Council Manager James D Moore of Ottawa says Manitoba hosts in this pivotal year with speakers and discussions on past present and future of 4-H.
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Winnipeg
Council On
Royal Alexandra Hotel
J. R. Racine
Canada
Roland
Manitoba
Spe
James D. Moore
Ottawa
Letters to the Editor on election conduct in Lac du Bonnet
A reader defends returning officer Horodyski and questions Dr. Slogan and the Conservative election committee over a deputy returning officer being fired for not joining the party. The letter urges nonpartisan public funding of election staff and urges openness in the Springfield constituency. The writer also notes constituents attended the Beausejour preliminary inquiry and implies political maneuvering around the upcoming vote.
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Lac du Bonnet
Man
Springfield
Dr. Slogan
Conservative Election Committee
Mr. Syms
Beausejour
Syms
Vv. C. Hardy
Public notice on Local Improvement District formation Lac du Bonnet
The Village of Lac du Bonnet announces formation of Local Improvement District No 0 to fund a sewage system at an estimated $170000 with annual frontage and special rates to raise 4000 yearly until assessments support the levy. A Court of Revision is set for April 16 1963 at 7 30 pm to hear complaints. J W Wade secretary treasurer.
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Lac du Bonnet
Manitoba
J. W. Wade
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D. G. Crook
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
House of Commons
MacDuff
Ottawa Report
John Diefenbaker
Rosemary and
Pat
Bob Mundt
B. Manness
M. Gagne
E. Rohrig
E. Honke
A. Henschel
D. Simmins
Mundt
C. E. Precious
Page
Rbal
Ron Gugewell
Legislative
Manitoba Weekly Newspapes Association
Board of Reference
Farm News
Russell Funeral Homes Ltd
Cedar Street
Winnipeg Land Titles Office
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