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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 02, 1965
Page
5
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A Canadian editorial urges voters to throw out “slobs” and elect gentlemen from all five parties. It laments three years of hateful parliament and vulgar conduct, urging candidates to display dignity and respect for public office. The piece notes trends in legislatures degrading parliamentary decorum.
A dignified observer notes that the guidance, though blunt, is highly valuable. The commentary emphasizes the strength of practical wisdom and its usefulness across situations.
Whitemouth events include Mrs W Erskine hosting a Halloween party for the Sunday School class on October 27 with much fun. Walter Steiner will be in a arm cast after a hand operation in Winnipeg. Mrs Katie Alpers plans a Montana vacation with relatives. Dr and Mrs Wm Bilynsky attended Lana Bilynsky’s university graduation with guests Mrs Molloy, Mrs Yeo and Valerie McLean. Shirley Buss of Edmonton vacationed here with her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Buss. Dr J Slogan MP attended a large event.
A busy week in Pinawa featured a meet the teacher night at the elementary school chaired by principal P Thiessen. Twin newborns to Mr and Mrs Penner brought gifts from residents and the Bay. Tap dancing classes began, and a bake sale by the Women’s Christian Fellowship was planned for November 4 at the shopping centre. The Up N'Atoms Square Dance Club hosted a Halloween party with a costume deadline of 50 cents. An October 28 ceremony marked 26 Brownie girls advancing in the pack.
The article notes the number of supporters at his Whitemouth meeting and outlines seven years of work since taking office. It also mentions social events including Mrs. Wm. McLean’s birthday celebration on October 21 and Dave Wardrop’s birthday on October 18. Jim Thomson visited Briksdale for pleasure and business. Mr and Mrs Bill Isaac and family of Winnipeg vacationed with Mr and Mrs O A Braun.
Miss Hoskins from Winnipeg helped enroll four Seven Sisters girls who travel weekly to Pinawa for Brownie meetings. The volunteer fire department hosted a Halloween party on October 29 with games and candy. Goblins and witches roamed door to door on Saturday night. Organizers were Captain B Banks and Lieut J Hawton. A Halloween party at October 31 included Girl Guides and Boy Scouts with a school dance. Newcomers welcomed in October as a new town grows.
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