Canada to raise noncontributory pension to seventy five
Canada plans to raise the basic noncontributory pension from 65 to 75 dollars a month for Canadians at age 70 and may alter or abandon the federal contributory pension scheme due to Ontario and Quebec positions. The government will fund the higher pension by higher taxes rather than current revenues, as Parliament weighs new tax plans to cover about 116 million dollars a year.
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Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Sion
Denning verdict fuels Britain’s political reflection
Lord Denning’s judgement on the Profumo affair casts doubt on top leadership and UK policy, noting reluctance to face facts at the highest levels. The piece links the exposure to Labour caution and Conservative self‑restraint as Britain steadies through postwar reform, NATO, and European questions. General Motors engineers log extensive miles at the proving grounds.
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Harold Macmillan
Nero
Rome
John Profumo
Macmillan
Lord Denning
Labor
Profumo-Keeler
Britain
Conservative Party
London
Denning
Fleet Street
General Motors Proving Grounds
Obituary for Herbert P Side longtime Winnipeg printer
Herbert P Side, 82, died September 26 at Princess Elizabeth Hospital. Beloved husband of Eva Side, he lived in Lac du Bonnet and formerly Winnipeg. Funeral 1:15 p.m. Saturday at A. B. Gardiner Funeral Home, Elmwood Cemetery. Survived by wife, one son William M and three daughters, twelve grandchildren, two sisters. He worked 38 years with Farmers Advocate and Stovel Advocate Printers, retired 1945, member of St Johns Church Lac du Bonnet and former member of curling clubs.
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Herbert P. Side
Princess Elizabeth Hospital
Herbert P Side
Eva Elizabeth Side
Lac du Bonnet
Winnipeg
A. B. Gardiner
Kennedy Street
York
L. C. Fryer
Elmwood
Mr. Side
Chatham
Ont
Farmers’ Advocate
Stovel Advocate Printers
St. John's Anglican Church
Fort Rouge
Frances
N. Grey- Nobie
Winnifred
Edith Smith
Chatham, Ont
Myrtle Landon
Battle Creek
Mich
Pinawa Farms Curling Club Elects First Officers
Forty two residents gathered at the Pinawa School Auditorium on Tuesday September 24 to elect T Lamb president of the new curling club. Officers elected include N Searle vice president M Allan secretary D Fitzsimmons treasurer and S Spencer B Banks Barbara Hart to Membership with W McKeowen on the committee. The club has no ice yet and is negotiating with Seven Sisters and Lac du Bonnet to secure ice for the coming winter.
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Pinawa
T. Lamb
Seven Sisters
Lac du Bonnet
Cst
Lac du Bonnet Graduate Addressed by Mr K Long
Former Lac du Bonnet Collegiate principal Mr K Long will address the Col legiate graduates at Memorial Hall on Friday October 4. The evening begins with a supper for grades 11 and 12 students, parents and guests, then a program at 8 p.m. Special awards will honor students from Grades 9 to 12, with Home and School, Canadian Legion, and Student Council presentations. A dance in the school auditorium will close the event.
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K. Long
Lac du Bonnet Collegiate
Memorial Hall
Long
Beausejour
Legion
Canadian Legion
Ind
Bissett Home and School Reports First Meeting Milestone
The Bissett Home and School Association opened its season with a large attendance. Red Cross Swimming Awards were presented by Mr. Hennessy. President DuVal praised the swimming program and thanked Mrs. Joan Hayden-Luck and Cst. Hayden-Luck for guiding the course. Membership set at 75 cents with a financial balance of 93.15. Discussion covered potential support from the CIC for 63-64 Recreational and Physical Fitness activities, education courses, and adult education grants.
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Bissett Home and School Association
Hennessy
Red Cross
DuVal
Joan Hayden-Luck
Cst
Hayden-Luck
C. of C
J. Simperel
W. McNabb
W. W. Weeks
Griffith
CIC
Manitoba
J Redhead
Department of Education
Home and School Association
Gebler
P. Payette
Big Station Seven Sisters spillway picture described
The Big Station Seven Sisters on the Winnipeg River spills water as part of a group of plants that will undergo automation. By early February MacArthur Falls is expected to switch to automatic operation controlled from Great Falls, while Pine Falls power plant is already automated from Great Falls.
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Seven Sisters
Winnipeg River
MacArthur Falls
Great Falls
Pine Falls
Plowmen Head East For National and International Trials
Three Manitoba plowmen Trimble Demman and Smith travel from Portage la Prairie to Caledon Ontario to compete in the World Match and Canadian Championship. They will be joined by coach E P Hudek as they test their skills on Conn Smythe’s 1500 acre farm October 9 to 11.
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Manitoba
Canada
Trimble
Demman
Portage la Prairie
Smith
Mr. Smith
Conn Smythe
Caledon
Ont
E. P. Hudek
Provincial
Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Holland
Crgil Haynes
Emerson
Acclamations to Prevail in Lac du Bonnet Elections
Voters show apathy as nomination day nears at 2 p.m. Reeve H. Olensky and Councillors J. Mazur, R. Belluk plan to run in the R.M. of Lac du Bonnet. Village Mayor W. Zarecki undecided, with H. Dancut and P. Klassen also seeking re election.
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R.M
Lac du Bonnet
H. Olensky
J. Mazur
R. Belluk
Subscription Renewal Request for The Springfield Leader
The Springfield Leader receives a renewal request for one year with 33.00 inside Canada and 4.00 outside Canada, plus options for two years at 5.00 inside Canada and 6.00 outside Canada. The sender asks to subscribe for one year to the address provided and notes one week for arrival and to notify for non arrival.
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Canada
Springfield
Manitoba Farm Outlook Projects Rising Output Through Year
Manitoba statisticians predict farm output will rise in coming years with steady or slightly higher prices. The outlook notes fewer larger, more specialized farms, continued livestock expansion, and gains in dairy and poultry production as population grows. Beef cattle numbers will rise with seasonal price dips possible. hog markets may soften short term but stabilize long run. sheep lamb demand rises with imports likely.
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Manitoba
Department of Agriculture
Bankers
Winnipeg
Canada
Prayer Urged Before Crusade In Lac du Bonnet Churches
The Lac du Bonnet churches call for a week of Christ Christian Renewal from Nov 3 to 8 with prayer central to services. A Sept 27 Anglican gathering planned prayer cell groups and stressed joint and individual prayer citing Matthew 18 19 20.
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Lac du
Bonnet
Matt
Wayne Zeemel Returns to Winnipeg Rods Practice
Wayne Zeemel 21 from Lac du Bonnet arrives in Winnipeg from Lynn Lake and joins St James Rods practice. He plays tackle for the Reds since 1959 except 1960 and previously tried for the Blue Bombers. He scored a touchdown and recovered two fumbles as the Reds beat the Hilltops 78 to 1.
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Wayne Zeemel
Lac du Bonnet
Winnipeg Free Press
Winnipeg
Lynn Lake
St. James
Wayne
Reds
Blue Bomber
Rocky Camp
Trans Air
Saskatchewan Hilltops
Saskatoon
Ee du Bonnet
Big
Blue
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Pinawa Farms Curling Club
Bissett
A. Juttner
Alcohol Education Service
General Motors of Canada
Oshawa
3Rd Street
Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Big Wayne
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