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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1972
Page
7
Notice to subscribers that their subscriptions come due on the date printed below their name and address. One reminder is mailed about the due date. A B C regulations require discontinuance after 30 days in arrears.
The notice states no advance poll and no voting by mail for Frank Wazny. It lists E. E. Woloshyn as the relevant official or contact.
Ottawa reports indicate Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau would rather postpone a general election to fall or next year but admits rising inflation and improving unemployment could push Liberals toward a June vote. Backbenchers fear delays harm chances. Trudeau’s temperament and late House conduct raise Liberal concerns ahead of 1972.
The Cen tennial 61 Rebekah Lodge met at the Anglican Church Parish Hall on March 15 with Noble Grand Mrs Rose Schenk presiding. A birthday party followed, featuring games and a hat fashion show. Lunch was served by members including Mrs Rose Nelson and Mrs Molly Winberg.
The C M H A invites Mani toba Grade VI students to submit drawings for the sixth annual art contest centered on mental health themes. Entries due April 14 1972 with prizes 25 15 and 10 dollars. Contact 943 8966 for details.
An extended version of the Little Red Hen fable critiques envy and welfare through barnyard characters. The Hen plants wheat, harvests bread, and shares it amid neighbor complaints about fairness. The farmer defends free enterprise, while the neighbors protest perceived oppression. The tale ends with the Hen cherishing independence.
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