Local Weekly Ad Rates and Publication Details
Springfield Leader announces subscription options at 3.00 yearly and 5.00 for two years with Canada and foreign rates listed. The paper, a weekly independent, notes its second class status via Ottawa and provides advertising rates per agate line. The Manitoba field Leader Limited is based in Lac du Bonnet with offices in Pine Falls and other Manitoba communities. November 14, 1961.
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Canada
Post Office
Ottawa
Manitoba wins big at Toronto Royal Winter Fair butter and seed shows
Manitoba exhibitors collect four international awards and a national butter prize at the 1961 Royal. Dauphin creamery wins Cham pion Rosette with top butter sample. East Selkirk pair Mr and Mrs A R Chorney claim world titles in seed potatoes and table potatoes with Norland. John Cotton of Kenville takes world flax crown. Devos Bros win world oats crown. Reverend H G Cartlidge of Poplar Point to receive W S Frazer Trophy for 4 H leadership.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Dairy and Poultry Cooperative Creamery
Dauphin
Dauphin Creamery
A. R. Chorney
East Selkirk
Toronto
Norland
Chorneys
John Cotton
Kenville
Cotton
Alf J. Strachan
Carman
Devos Bros
Bruxelles
Roland and
Louis
Reverend Cartlidge Receives Prestigious 4-H Leadership Trophy
Reverend Cartlidge of Poplar Point High Bluff 4-H Seed Club won the annual leadership trophy from the Manito ba 4-H Club Council on November 6. He joins seven past leaders noted for fostering youth leadership, with those named for 1954 to 1960 all having distinct 4-H award histories. Officials credit his training impact, suggesting successors may rise as he nears retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reverend Cartlidge
Poplar Point High Bluff
Manitoba
Portage
Gnande
J. A. Patterson
Boissevain
R. O. Brown
Stockton
Wiona Wotton
Birtle
R. S. Coutss
Benito
D. D. Elliott
Gleboro
W. C. Bilych
Sundown
Viscount Amory Opens Ottawa Selling Job on Common Market
Viscount Amory arrived in Ottawa to size up the scene and began laying groundwork to persuade Canada and the public of Britain’s push into the Common Market. He met PM Diefenbaker, ministers, and Ottawa leaders, signaling a broader Western world economic cooperation.
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Viscount. Amory
Ottawa
Britain
Diefenbaker
Earnscliffe
Her
Vicount Amory
Men’s Canadian Club
Canada
Harold Macmillan
United States
Europe
Bri
Tish
Accra
Hees
Fleming
Commonwealth
Viscount Amory
U.S
United Kingdom
From Early Radio to Television and Public Perception
A reminiscence on radio and TV evolution over 25 years highlights primitive listening in the 1900s, the shift to home radios, cinema beginnings, and the leap to color talking pictures and distant television, with nostalgia tempered by concerns of security and modern hazards. Premier Roblin reshuffles his cabinet, adding two new junior members as part of a broader government shakeup.
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Pauline
Roblin
Green
Sterling Lyons
Ostrex Tonic Tablets Advertised For 69 Cents
An old classified note touts Ostrex Tonic Tablets for 69 cents with a claim it helps thousands past 40. It also includes a Montreal business opportunity offering cosmetics and daily necessities on high commission with a 30 day trial. A Winnipeg obituary for Harvey B. Graham notes age 68, survived by wife, son Neil, daughter Joyce, with funeral details.
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Famiiex
Delorimier
Montreal
Graham
Winnipeg General Hospital
Harvey B. Graham
Whitemouth
Winnipeg
Neil
Florida
FE. Steffenson
Joyce
Bardal
Brookside Cemetery
Canadian dollar facts spark vast finance shake up
A unguarded Finance Minister Donald Fleming remark on the Canadian dollar discount allegedly cost the Foreign Exchange fund 50 million dollars. Fleming claimed misinterpretation as the dollar rose, forcing intervention. The federal election campaign is underway with leaders Pearson Douglas Thompson and Pickersgill in the mix, expected around June 1963.
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Capital Hill
Donald Fleming
Fleming
Foreign Exchange Fund
Pearson
New Democratic Party
Tommy Douglas
Robert Thompson
Socred
Jack Pickersgill
First auto stop light debuted on McLaughlin Buick in Oshawa
A 1921 milestone marks the McLaughlin Buick built stop light appearing in Oshawa, showcasing early automotive signaling innovation.
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Oshawa
Tenders for Active Area Shop Building Whiteshell Establishment
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited invites sealed tenders for the Active Area Shop Building at Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment Manitoba. Tenders due noon EST November 29, 1961, in entrusted envelopes to Purchasing Agent. Submit on provided forms with $50 plan deposit and 10 percent certified cheque or bonds. lowest tender not guaranteed.
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Atomic Energy OF Canada Limited
Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment
Manitoba
Atomic Energy, of Canada Limited
Chalk River Ontario
St. Mary’s Avenue
Winnipeg
Canada
J. L. Gray
Chalk River
Ontario
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Springfield
D. G. Crook
Field Leader
Lar Gu
Rue Zima
Mary Smerechynski
Gilenmoor
BE. J. Otto — W. Kowalchuk
Lac du Bonnet
Office
Pine Falls
Win Woods Pointe du Bois
Stella Roscoe
Pomeview
J.F. Turcotte and
Mrawanick
Rosemary Ried
Pat Martan
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Farm News
Royal
Frazer Trophy
H. G. Cartlidge
Poplar Point
W. S. Frazer
Royal Bank Money
THE
Royal Bank OF Canada
MacDuff
Ottawa Report
Springfield Leader
Lutheran Church OF the Cross
ST. John’s Anglican Church
L. C. Fryer
Uth
Rector
Trinity
Archdeacon Queen
ST. Mary's Church
Pointe du Bois
Full Gospel Mission
Man
A. Doerkson
Ope
North America
Dors Holm
Life Auto Fire and Hail Insurance Cor
Third and
Park Ave
Reimer
Insurance — Real Estate
Beausejour
McLeod's Store
Ad Iatersalesi Books
TUE Springfield
A. T. Turner
McGill “U
G. Wright
Boyd
Winnipeg, Man
Kensington
Portage Ave
A. H. Basman Optometrist
Matlin, Kushner and Company
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Weselak
Middleton
Beausejour, Manitoba
Dubienski
Red & White
Confederation Life
Joseph Bellan
Reausejour
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