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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 1961
Page
8
Fragmentary text notes a continuation about Health and a promise to make the Department of Labor a full time portfolio. No clear names, dates, or places are readable. Further context is unavailable from the provided snippet.
Thousands of Manitobans from diverse backgrounds gathered under Liberal Party aegis to honor Douglas Campbell for thirty nine years of legislative service. The enduring public figure, praised for personal integrity and a plainspoken style, remains active as Lakeside's perennial member while receiving the warm recognition.
A long municipal ledger itemizes payments to numerous individuals and entities including MTS, Springfield Leader, Beausejour hospital, CPR, North Star Oil, and local contractors. Amounts range from small stationeries to large vendor sums, with numerous entries for wages, supplies, and services across departments. The fragment ends referencing Agassiz No. 13 and a large total of 43,009.
Miss Sylvia Soulic offers practical gift ideas for men and home, including leather travel kits for cosmetics, Mohair sweaters for fellows, embroidered ties with car motifs, shave lotions, cologne, and watches. Also suggests pens for office workers and slippers for casual comfort to ease busy holiday shopping.
Liver is scalded then ground after boiling. Onion is browned with liver and seasonings, then tomato juice is added and simmered. Spaghetti is cooked separately, drained, cooled, plated, then topped with the tomato liver mixture and grated cheddar for serving. Yield six servings.
A quiet double ring ceremony was held Saturday at 3:00 p.m. in St. Edward's Church Winnipeg. Leona Fournier married Glen Creighton Butchart of Lac du Bonnet with Father Me officiating. Attendants were Dennis Fournier and his wife from Kenora. The couple will reside in Winnipeg.
The piece argues against stockpiling nuclear warheads and large scale food monopolies, urging reliance on government decisions led by Mr. Diefenbaker. It humorously claims personal readiness for catastrophe with canned goods, water, a fallout shelter, and a plan to reopen a small stand with crude spears after radiation subsides.
A speaker urges perseverance noting that the effort will be hard but feasible. The message emphasizes that the work can be carried out by capable individuals, including women with sound limbs and decent health, echoing a determined, inclusive tone.
Funeral held Wednesday November 8 at St Marva Anglican Church for Mrs Mary Swedjer 63 wife of Eric Vv Svedier of Bissett who died November 6 at Winnipeg General Hospital Canon J N Doidge officiated cremation followed. Swedjer born in Chesshire England came to Canada 50 years ago resided in Bissett 20 years survived by husband one sister Mrs I F Whitney Toronto two brothers George Wood Detroit John Wood Toronto donations to Manitoba Cancer Research Fund. Monday 10 30 a.m. for Albert Cure 76 who died November 9 in Winnipeg General
Hospitalized husband of Marie Cure, he operated saw mills until his retirement in 1951. Survived by wife Aurore Marie, four sons George John Lac du Bonnet Rob Sturgeon Heights Alta Marcel Port Arthur, one Sauer Jeanine Kulbaba Lac du Bonnet, three brothers J L Cure Victoria BC Frederick Rouyn Quebec Philipp Shawinigan Falls Quebec, three sisters M Marchand Eugenie Cure Shawinigan Falls, Remi Rondeaux Bordeaux Quebec, and nine grandchildren.
About fifty thousand ideas have been submitted by General Motors employees since the Suggestion Award Plan began in 1943.
General Motors Corporation is owned by 866000 individual stock holders. No individual holds as much as 1.5 per cent of outstanding common shares.
Since 1947 Canadians have donated more than 20 million bottles of blood to the Canadian Red Cross free Blood Transfusion.
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