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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 12, 1965

Page

3

Springfield Leader Classifieds and Rates 1965

Paid in advance subscription offer two years five dollars. Outside Canada four dollars per year six dollars for two years. Second class matter authorized by the Post Office Ottawa. Advertising rates five cents per agate line. Published weekly on Tuesday in the Eastern Manitoba Federal Springfield district. Office and reps listed with names and towns including Lac du Bonnet Lacouce and other Manitoba communities. Tuesday October 12 1965.

D. G. Crook Canada Ottawa Manitobe Springfield Springfield Leader Limited Lacouce Manipee

Church Choir Appreciation Letter

A Rodney Mercury editorial urges churchgoers to thank choir leaders organists and members for Sundays music. It contrasts Canadian reserve with American applause noting appreciation motivates performers and that volunteers sing from devotion despite scarce recognition.

Rodney

Bartlett Quote On Free Speech Defense

A famous remark attributed to Bartlet stresses dissenting views and robust defense of free speech. The quote asserts disapproval of expressed ideas while defending the speaker’s right to utter them publicly.

Liberal and Tory Campaign Tactics Split Across Canada

In Ontario and the Prairies Liberal strategy focuses on rural appeal and majority government, touting economic prosperity and social programs. Conservatives under Diefenbaker spotlight scandals, inflation risks, and policy promises aimed at urban and consumer issues to draw voters.

Liberals Quebec Canada Tory Ontario Prairies Liberal Party John Diefersaker Rivard Hal Banks Conserva

Lutheran Church of the Cross Lac du Bonnet Events

The Lutheran Church of the Cross in Lac du Bonnet lists Rev. Edwin H. Bowen as pastor. Activities include Cottage Meeting at Eric Nilsson home Thursday at 7 30 p m 2nd year Confirmation Friday at 3 45 p m Sunday 9 45 a m Church School 11 a m Worship Service Sunday 11 00 a m Mon 3 45 p m 3rd year Confirmation Tuesday 7 37 p m Luther League Wednesday 4 30 p m 1st year Confirmation class.

Lac du Bonnet Edwin H. Bowen Eric Nilsson Luther League Pinawa Christian Fellowship 1A Fellowship Mennonite United Cana Pinawa Donald Ross Young Peoples Powerview Paris Portage Avenue Winnipeg

Whitemouth River Hills Lutheran Parish Schedule

The Whitemouth River Hills Lutheran Parish announces worship services on Oct 9:30 am and Oct 10:30 am with Sunday School at 8:00 pm and an ALCW event at 8:00 pm on Oct 19.

WHITEMOUTH_RIVER HILLS

Conservatives Hope City Gains Lift Diefenbaker bid

The article discusses Conservative strategy to form a majority government led by John Diefenbaker. It notes urban support signals, rural dominance in past elections, and Alvin Hamilton's urban outreach including loans and tax breaks. It highlights Liberal attempts to revamp farming policy and questions about prairie-farm voter alignment versus urban voters in Toronto and Montreal.

Tives Mr. Diefenbaker John Robarts Duff Roblin Robert Stanfield Diefenbaker Canada Quebec House of Commons Alvin Hamilton Hamilton Toronto Montreal Mike Pearson

The Passing Show of Elections and Jokes Across Canada

Special Correspondent notes the pre-election circus as candidates from many parties jostle for seats and attention. Promises, gags, and forecasts fill the air while voters debate who will pay the bills and shape policy. Roger Teillet recalls the red and white flag symbol and asks if every Canadian can claim it as their own.

M’sieu Caouette Quebec Diefenbaker Pearson Coderre Saskatchewan Roblin Molgat Margaret Konantz Ent Springfield Schreyer Douglas Thompson Mr. Churchill Knowles NDP Pickersgill John Martin Grits Great Lakes Lakehead Veterans Affairs Roger Teillet St. Boniface Canada

GM of Canada Oshawa plant employs near twenty thousand

The Oshawa plant of General Motors of Canada together with zone offices and parts warehouses employs about 20 000 people. The 1964 wage bill surpassed 100 million dollars, underscoring the scale of the operation.

Oshawa General Motors of Canada

Neat Lac du Bonnet needs a cleaner face

Letters urge Lac du Bonnet to improve its appearance for tourists. A reader criticizes a central street area as a “Disneyland” mess and suggests road closed signs during tourist season. The piece also questions town leadership and citizen pride.

Lac du Bonnet Fair Village

Fire prevention week activities fill Pinawa area

Pinawa volunteer fire department conducted house to house inspections and an open house at the fire hall on October 7. Wolf Cubs and Sparky Junior members participated in activities, a fire safety film shown, and ladies practiced extinguishing a stove fire. Scouting groups held events and welcomed new leaders as numbers rise.

Wolf Cub Sparky Junior Fire Department Wolf Cubs Mr. Thexton J. Randall C. Precious Precious

Canadians forecast radical home electronics by 1997

Basil Jackson writes in The Financial Post about future household robots by 1980 and automated heart tech by 1988. By 1985 stock quotes in offices, and by 1997 wrist color TVs could reach Canadians. Canada’s electronics production tops 500 million yearly, with sales rising toward 600 million.

Basil Jackson Financial Post The Post Canada Carillon News

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