Springfield Leader Ad Rates and Distribution Note
Advertised subscription prices in advance for local and Canada regions are listed with annual and two year options. Post Office second class matter designation and Ottawa rate details are noted. The notice also lists distribution regions Powerview River Hills Whitemouth and associated contacts. Audit Bureau of Circulations date is May 2nd, 196.
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Canada
Post Office Advertising Department
Ottawa
Diefenbaker
Social Credit conflicts loom in Ottawa politics
Ottawa notes rising tensions as Social Credit eyes gains in Quebec and the federal scene. Alberta Premier Manning defends a rightward stance while Caouette and Gre goire press for bold cash promises. Financing, party purses, and eastern outreach spark consternation among ground politicians.
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Social Credit
Canada
Ottawa
Alberta
Manning
Caouette
Quebec
Fredom
Party
Party of Reaction
B.C
Prairies
House of Commons
Social Credit National
Robert Thompson
Federal
Social Credit Party
Mr. Thompson
Montreal
Bennett
Fanning
Thompson
B.C. Socreds
Herb Bruch
Victoria
Bruch
Socred
Red Deer
West
Parliament Extends Hours in Canada House Debate
Canada’s Prime Minister Diefenbaker announced extended hours for the House of Commons to push through remaining business of the current session. The plan adds six mornings, six afternoons, and three evenings weekly as MPs strive to finish about eight months into the session.
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Diefenbaker
House of Commons
CCF
the Commons
All-Canada Sheep Show planned for Manitoba coast
The All-Canada Sheep Show is tentatively planned for Brandon in the 1962 Provincial Exhibition package. The plan includes sheep hearing contest, sheep dog trials, wool fashion show, lamb enfolding demonstrations, and a large trade and educational exhibit. Committee members from Manitoba Sheep Breeders' Association and government and private interests met to draft plans and secure financing, with minimum funds set at 16000 dollars and several commitments already made.
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Brandon
Canada
Manitoba Sheep Breeders’ Association
Departments of Agriculture
Manitoba
H. E. Abey
Chater
William Munro
Canadian Meat Packers Council
D. S. Stevenson
Manitoba Department of Agriculture & Conservation
Lloyd Hatch
Oak Lake
Robert Smith
Alex McPhail
W. R. Holland
B. R. Bennett
Deloraine
Harold Scotchmer
Canada Department of Agriculture
Esmond Jarvis
Frank Baker
Leicester
Corriedale
End of an Era in Manitoba Liberal Politics
The Manitoba Liberal Party sheds its Liberal Progressive tag and a veteran leader, Douglas Campbell, reshaping its future. Gildas Molgat is named new leader with praise for youth, charisma, and bilingual ability, seen as a promising, unifying figure amid past regime changes.
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Liberal - Progressive
Liberal Party
Progressive Party
Toby Norris
John Bracken
Bracken
Federal
Conservative Party
Progressive
Thy
Liberal-Progressive Party
Manitoba Liberal Party
Douglas Campbel
Campbell
John Tenniel
Bismarck
Douglas Campbell
Manitoba
Gildas Molgat
Free Island
Ste. Rose
Gil” Molgat
Toth
Roblin
Molgat
Distinctive Flag Debate Sparks Canadian Youth Idolization
A historical editorial explores why Canadian youths favor Wyatt Earp and Davy Crockett over local heroes. It discusses choosing a flag by blind selection from Ottawa files to satisfy Native Sons, noting the controversy over a distinctive flag and the risk of angering critics.
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Ottawa
Care of Woolens for Spring and Summer Transition
Spring care tips for wool garments advise washing knitted woolens in tepid water with mild soap, avoiding rubbing or wringing, and rinsing in multiple cool waters. Dry lay on a padded towel, shape carefully, and let dry a day. Press with a cloth, moderate heat, and upward patting motions, then hang to finish drying away from heat.
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J. M. Isa
Dr. Isa
Home grown heroes vs. myth of screen cowboys
A critic argues that Canadian youth are guided away from national figures by American film and literature. Until Canadian stories and heroes are glorified on screen and page, Western icons like Wyatt Earp and Davy Crockett will keep shaping young minds despite flag symbolism.
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Att Earp
United States
Wyatt Earp
Davy Crockett, Et al
Household and farm goods sales pitch and pups ad
An advertising notice urges immediate action to increase income by selling household and farm products with high commissions and a 30 day trial. It offers a catalogue on request from Familex Products and lists border collie pups with pricing. Includes contact in Montreal and a separate notice for Robert Henderson and Son in Whitemouth, Manitoba.
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Delorimier
Montreal
Robert Henderson
Whitemouth
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Springfield
D. G. Crook
Independent
Manitobe
Springeld
Sorimefield
Lac du Bonnet
Roscoe
Powerview
J. F. Turcotte
Olive Twanick
River Hills
Lena St. George
E. J. Bouvier
Pat Marian
Rosemary Ried
Victoria Beach
Anne Lester
T. G. Erskine
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
McDuff
Ottawa Report
Capital Hill
Harold Macmillan
North Atlantic
Farm News
Liberal
Winnipeg
David Mulligan
Mulligan
Davy Crockett
Mr. Mulligan
Lutheran Church OF the Cross
Morris Green A
Park Ave
ST. John’s Anglican Church
ST. Mary’s Church
Pointe du Bois
Christ Church
Man
Full Gospel Mission
A. Doerkson
Church OF the Advent
T. A. Smith
Pine Falls
Great Falls
Dori Holm
Life Auto Fire Insurance
Cor
Home Economist News
By Eleanor W. Stuart
Reimer
St. Boniface
Ruth's
Drabik Motors
Arborg
Chiropractic
Davidson
A. T. Turner
Beausejour
McGill “A
G. Wright
Thurs
Matlin & Company
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Weselak & Middleton
Beausejour, Manitoba
Joseph Bellan
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