Springfield Leader Subscription Rates and Local Notices
The Springfield Leader lists subscription prices of 3.00 per year or 5.00 for two years within Canada, 4.00 per year or 6.90 for two years outside Canada. Advertising rates: 5 cents per line, 14 lines to a column. The weekly paper serves Lac du Bonnet, Mant, Pine Falls, and nearby communities with office contacts and staff names. Published Tuesday, November 26, 1963.
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Diefenbaker Seeks Nationhood Theme To Challenge Pearson
The Left will exploit Confederation splits as John Diefenbaker positions himself against Quebec power. He questions federal authority and unity while Pearson moves toward Quebec demands, with Diefenbaker aiming to present a pan Canadian vision amid Liberal abrasion and centennial debates. Previews of Progress by General Motors tours Canadian high schools highlighting science careers.
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John George Diefenbaker
Canada
North
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Quebec
Confederation
Pearson
Mr. Diefenbaker
Mr. Die
Ottawa
General Motors
Winds of Change and the Voting Age Debate in Canada
The column reflects on Harold MacMillan’s Winds of Change phrase and Canadian politics with Ottawa moves toward lowering the voting age from twenty one to eighteen. It notes Prime Minister Pearson’s support, past Manitoba attempts led by Lloyd Stinson and Donovan Swailes, and urges greater youth political engagement while musing on changing opinions. It also recalls editorials about photogenic bias and holiday reflections, ending with a tribute to Santa Claus celebrations amid unseasonably warm weather.
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Harold MacMillan
Africa
Ottawa
Manitoba
CCF
Lloyd Stinson
Donovan Swailes
CCF Group
NDP
Pearson
Seven Sisters Curling Opens With First Games
The curling season opened with Thursday night games after a Tuesday meeting electing G Klapprat as treasurer. Teen Canteen hosted 10 bingo games lunch and a dance with 41 teens, led by President Stephan Weinhold and a volunteer executive. Attendees included Judy Krampetz Janice Lawson chaperones Weinhold Primmett Reid Morton and family visits to Winnipeg. General Motors of Canada staffs three doctors eight nurses a physiotherapist an X ray technician and seven first aid men to handle Oshawa plant industrial accidents.
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G. Klapprat
E. Zaleski
Great Falls
Stephan Weinhald
Judy Krampetz
Janice Lawson
Mesdames
Weinhold
Primmett
Reid
Morton
Oshawa
General Motors of Canada
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Edwin H. Bowen
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Beausejour, Manitoba
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Confederation Life
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