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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 07, 1963
Page
8
The piece debates whether a across-the-board tariff cut can yield reciprocal advantages while noting difficulty in predicting economic effects. It cites Canadian apples versus American oranges as a trading example and mentions Canada’s Geneva GATT ministerial talks to shape Kennedy round rules. It argues compensating gains for Canadians hinge on employment and living standards.
Whitemouth garden and potato club discussed home safety bed prep soil erosion and water at the May 9 meeting in the elementary school. 4 H clothing club held an elimination contest on April 30 with participants and judges named. A hospital guild fun fair raised 207 dollars on April 27. Curling windup April 26 drew a crowd at the town hall. Church and school group meetings and engagements are noted along with obituaries, visits, and a doctors convention banquet in the Marlborough Hotel.
A group photo of the House in session will be a souvenir for members. Contested bills and resolutions await democratic processing as members work long shifts, with prorogation appearing unlikely by week end. The session is noted as one of the liveliest and most scrappy in recent years.
Touched on weddings and visitors across Brandon and area with Ernie and Kay Henschell reporting on April 27 wedding trips, sympathy for the Kretchmer family, hospital updates, cottage sale, new boat purchases, travel plans to California and beyond, births, anniversaries, and local anecdotes including horse riding, farm visits, and ranch improvements.
A farmer recalls electrical upgrades and radio evenings as the family adapts to modern life. He mentions a 1960s television program on colored people in the States, noting disparities in housing, work on fruit farms, and the social dynamics observed during travels to Florida.
Obituary notices report Louise Kuhn of River Hills aged 71 died May 2 at home. Funeral May 5 at German Baptist Church Whitemouth with interment in Baptist cemetery. survived by husband Adolph and two sons and six daughters. Also Joseph Kolbuch 50 of Tyndall died April 26 Beausejour hospital. Requiem Mass Garson RC Church and burial Garson Catholic Cemetery. Survived by wife Irene four daughters and one son. farmed at Tyndall for 27 years. funeral by Renshaw Beausejour.
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