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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 26, 1965

Page

5

Springfield Leader Advertising Rates and Publishing Details

Springfield Leader publishes weekly on Tuesday in East Manitoba Federal district Springfield. Rates include prepaid subscriptions 5 per year, 4 for two years, 6 for two years outside Canada. advertising 5 per agate line. eight or fourteen lines per inch. second class matter. district reps listed for Pine Falls Powerview Seven Sisters and more. audit bureau of circulations noted. dated Tuesday October 26 1965.

D. G. Crook Canada Post Office Department Ottawa Manitoba Springfield Springfield Leader Limited le Lac Po Ber Bonnet

Canada Economy Sees Growth but Faces Labor Reform Need

The Economic Council of Canada reports strong overall gains through 1965 with GDP and employment rising, yet productivity lags targets for 1970. It urges a labour market policy overhaul, a National Employment Service, and better coordination of training to avoid inflation and maximize manpower efficiency. It notes exports, consumer spending, and manufacturing growth while highlighting ongoing auto parts expansion spurred by Canadian division of U.S. firms.

The Economic Council Canada Council Dominion Bureau of Statistics Federal Labour Department National Employment Service Unemployment Insurance Commission Ottawa ECC Congress Ontario

Lac du Bonnet Church Schedule Brief

Rev Edwin H Bowen pastor at Lac du Bonnet lists weekly meetings in Great Falls and local town. Thursday Cottage Meeting at Bill Golebeski home at 7 36 pm. Friday 3 45 pm second year Confirmation class. Sunday 9 45 am Sunday School and 11 am worship. Monday 3 45 pm third year Confirmation class. Tuesday 7 30 pm Luther League. Wednesday 4 30 pm first year Confirmation class and 7 30 pm choir practice.

Lac du Bonnet Edwin H. Bowen Bill Golebeski Great Falls Luther League Young Peoples’ Meeting Village Powerview Paris Portage Avenue Winnipeg Man

Whitmouth River Hills Church Schedule Update

Whitemouth River Hills reports Sunday School at 1:00 am on October 31 and worship service at 8:00 pm. St Paul River Hills notes worship at 9:30 am and Sunday School at 10:30 am on November 2 with a church council at 8:00 pm.

St, Mary’s Church Pointe du Bois Christ Church Whitemouth Church Coun River Hills

Pinawa Women Host October Club Meeting and Activities

Mrs T Lamb reports the Women’s Club met October 18 at the elementary school auditorium with guest Mrs E Henders from Logan Neighbourhood Service Centres Winnipeg. A social hour followed. Also noted are births at Pinawa hospital, 4 H reorganization, election candidate meeting October 20, student council fundraiser for Korean orphan, new Bank of Montreal staffer Forsyth, a small fire, and a Scout cookout across the old dam with varied menu.

E. Henders Logan Winnipeg Old Dam B. Woods D. French Pinawa Hospital

Old Age Pension Fight Echoes In Federal Race

A Manitoba newspaper outlines how old age pension has become a vote bait issue in the federal campaign. It compares plans from NDP Liberal and Conservative leaders, notes past patronage reforms, and cites a reader poem on national symbols while touching on municipal election humor in May.

Civil Service Commission Manitoba

Ontario Key To Outcome In 1963 Liberal Surge Prospect

Ontario stands as the pivotal region in the federal campaign with 385 seats living as the largest provincial bloc. Analysts foresee potential Liberal gains in Ontario to form a majority, while Quebec could swing substantial support to Liberals in 1963.

Ontario House of Commons Diefenbaker Prairie Quebec Socred Guy Marcoux Jack Pickersgill Joey Smallwood John Doyle Pearson Mareaux Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edwardsland Newfoundland Prince Edward Island Liberals Tories Real Caouette Caouette Thompson Socreds West Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta B.C NDP Yukon Northwest Territories Canada

Candidate’s boast in sprint duel trips up page tease

Within a crowded field the piece notes a rival who claims supremacy in a 100 yard sprint and vows to match any challenger in a ensuing set, with the continuation promised on page 38.

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