Springfield Leader Ad Rates and Publication Details Oct 9 1962
Springfield Leader publishes Tuesdays. Subscription options: 300 yearly, 5 for two years, 4 yearly outside Canada, 6.06 for two years. Ottawa ads 5 cents per agate inch. Independent weekly for Eastern Manitoba Federal district Springfield. Lac du Bonnet office and regional reps listed. Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association. October 9, 1962.
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Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Manitoba
Springfield
Springfield Leader
Lac du Bonnet
Subscribers and Advertisers must be Pleased
A discussion on how newspaper circulation drives revenue and ad rates. The piece argues reader interest in personal and district news sustains circulation, which in turn increases advertising value. It highlights the need to cover local stories to keep subscribers and advertisers satisfied.
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Smith
Mr. Brown
Turbulent 25th Parliament in Canada Faces Possible Fall
The 25th Canadian Parliament opened amid turbulence with Liberal Leader Lester Pearson accusing Prime Minister John Diefenbaker of concealing a dollar crisis before the election. Diefenbaker’s Conservatives reply with accusations of defamation. Social Credit and New Democrats condemn both sides though prefer Liberal or Conservative rule. A confidence motion seems possible as the House remains highly volatile.
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Lester Pearson
George Vanier
John Diefenbaker
Social Credit
New Democrats
Canada’s Speech From the Throne Promises Growth Amid Doubt
The throne speech projects optimism and aims for over one million new jobs in five years. It warns of a possible recession and rising unemployment despite a strong start, noting the opposition parties may unite to defeat the Conservative government. It offers few concrete steps to end austerity and address chronic deficits.
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Canada
Obgin
Winnipeg Grows Up and Beautifies Memorial Boulevard Park
Manitoba's capital expands into a modern metropolis while preserving a new park beside the legislative buildings. Premier Roblin helped create a reflective pool and fountain on Memorial Boulevard, with Lt. Gov. Willis opening the space to honor The Fallen. A bold contrast to demolished landmarks marks the city’s evolving identity.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Dufferin Roblin
Memorial Boulevard
Legislative Buildings
Errick Willis
Mhm
Four room house with barn and big lot in Seven Sisters Falls
Wanted four camp carpen ters first or second class with tools. Apply Nickel Mining and Smelting Corp Box 700 Lac du Bonnet Man. Get an agency keeping you busy year round selling housekeeping necessities cosmetics tonics in protected area. FAME PRODUCTS Dept R-2 1600 Delormier Montreal.
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Seven Sisters Falls
Winnipeg
Nickel Mining & Smelting Corp
Lac du Bonnet
Man
Fame Lex Products
Delortmier
Montreal
Central parts warehous e of General Motors of Canada
Central parts warehouse at Oshawa stockpiles individual components for GM Canada. The firm operates nine other parts warehouses nationwide, reinforcing parts distribution across the country.
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General Motors
Canada
Oshawa
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D. G. Crook
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J. F. Turcotte
Olive Iwanick
River Hills
A Henschel
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E. J. Bouvier
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Pat Morton
Victoria Beach
Mildred Hampton
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
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Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Cytire
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Wst
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Ottawa Report
Turbulence
House of Commons
Imperial
Sarnia
Imperial Laboratories
Calgary
Ontario
Alberta
Esso
Dori Holm & Son
Goodway
Reimer
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Beausejour
Noom
McLeod’s Store
Chiropractic
Davidson
Sir
Somerset
A. T. Turner
McGill “U
G. Wright
Pine Falls
Boyd
Winnipeg, Man
Optometrists
Kensington
Portage Ave
Lakeview
A. H. Basman
Optometrist
Matlin, Kushner and Company
Municipal Hindl
Paris
Portage Avenue
Weselak
Middleton
Beausejour, Manitoba
Philip Koslovsky
Land of Montreal
Bonnet
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Confederation Life
Joseph Bellan
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