Springfield Leader Ad Rates and Post Office Listing
The Springfield Leader outlines annual subscription rates at 3.00 per year and 5.00 for two years with outside city pricing of 6.00 for two years. It notes second class matter status under the Post Office Department Ottawa and provides advertising rates by agate line. The paper describes itself as an independent weekly in the Eastern Mani district with address listings for River Hills and several local residents. The date is Tuesday October 24 1961.
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
Ferests
Springanes
Ae Ee Miobe
Springfield
Spring Sanelet
Nitrate Poisoning in Cattle Reported in Manitoba
Manitoba agricultural officials report isolated nitrate poisoning cases among cattle, with deaths in the Homewood area from sugar beet tops. Watch herds for symptoms during drought and high heat, as nitrates rise in oats, hay, and silage. If poisoning suspected, contact a veterinarian. treatment includes intravenous methylene blue.
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Manitoba
Homewood
Manitoba ends first sitting with clash over income tax bill
The fourth session of the 26th Legislature opened with tributes and a swift throne speech then heated debate on a provincial income tax bill. The Roblin government pushed for first and second readings amid opposition from Liberal and CCF members who argued the plan would raise taxes and not guarantee hospital premium relief. After two days, no decision yet. projected cost about $50,000 for the session.
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Roblin
Doug Campbell
Mrr
Molgut
Leutenants Campbell
Hryhorczuk
Prefontaine
Pauley
Froese
House
Molgat
Mogat
Manitoba
Ontario
Liberal Party
Paulley
CCF
John Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Bill Scarth
Ccfers
Wagner and
Orlikow
Sec Red Froese
Graves and Cowan
Canada pushes World Food Bank to meet global needs
Canada argues for a World Food Bank not from surplus disposal but to meet humanity's needs. It urges substantial cash donations from nations to fund food relief wherever required. The aim is to place global welfare at the forefront and be viewed as a landmark step in human brotherhood.
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Canada
World Food Bank
United Nations General Assembly
Food and Agriculture Organization
World Fond Bank
FAO
Rome
Ian
Brotherhood of Man
Canada presses UN unity at General Assembly after Hammarskjold
MacDuff Ottawa Report notes Canada's UN strategy to build unanimity amid Hammarskjold's death. Exter nal Affairs Minister Howard Green leads a hard hitting push for nuclear test bans, Berlin crisis resolution, and quick successor discussion. Paul Tremblay furthers Canadian breakthrough with radiation danger focus.
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Parliament of the World
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Mr. Hammarskjold
Canada
General Assembly
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Howard Green
Green
Berlin
Hammarskjold
Alfred Brooks
New Brunswick
Paul Tremblay
Chile
Skates and Bike For Sale In Lac du Bonnet
One pair boy's skates size 4 plus one pair girl's white skates size 3 and a boy's bicycle with 26 inch wheels. Contact Mrs. R. Freund in Lac du Bonnet Manitoba. Phone 363.
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R. Freund
Lac du Bonnet
Man
Canada aims to revive talks at UN with neutral powers
Canada plans broader representation and resumed discussions at the UN on nuclear testing tensions. The Canadian delegation abstained on a vote censuring South Africa’s apartheid, a technically defensible position but one where opposition to race discrimination could have been clearer. The assembly continues to December 20 with hopes for progress.
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Canada
South Africa
GM Canadian plants employ nearly thirteen thousand workers
About 13,000 people work at General Motors of Canada's Oshawa and Windsor plants. The company carries a yearly wage bill around 72 million dollars.
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Oshawa
Windsor
General Motors of Canada
Windsor GM plant completes 1960 without lost time accident
The General Motors plant in Windsor Ontario finished the year 1960 operations with no lost time accidents recorded. The milestone highlights strong safety performance at the facility during the period.
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General Motors
Windsor
Ont
Notice to Creditors Estate of Julia Mikolajczuk
Notice to creditors for the estate of Julia Mikolajczuk of Lac du Bonnet Manitoba asks all claims be sent to Matlin Kushner & Company at 205 Bank of Nova Scotia Building Winnipeg 1 Manitoba by November 25 1961. Dated October 18 1961 Winnipeg Manitoba. Executors' solicitors.
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Julia Mikolajczuk
Lac du Bonnet
Manitoba
Michael Mikolajcczuk
Bank of Nova Scotia
Winnipeg
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Bencross
Ita Rewalchek
Dencross
Elma — Mary
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Massa In
Farm News
Scrappy
Bank OF Montreal Canadas First
MacDuff
Ottawa Report
Soviet Russia
Sierra Leone
Tanganyika
Western Samoa
International Law Commission
Delorimier
Montreal
Que
Dors Holm
Life Auto Fire and Hail Insurance Cor
Third and
Park Ave
Lutheran Church OF the Cross
Reimer
ST. John’s Anglican Church
Trinity
ST. Mary's Church
Pointe du Bois
Christ Church
Whitemouth
St. Boniface
Matlin, Kushner & Company
Chiropractic
Davidson
A. T. Turner
Beausejour
McGill “U
G. Wright
Mon and
Tues
Pine Falls
Boyd Bldg
E.M. Finkleman
Portage Ave
Whitemouth Hotel
Lac DU Bonnet Lakeview
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Weselak
Middleton
Beausejour, Manitoba
Joseph Bellan, QC
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