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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1963
Page
9
Gurdit Singh, a foothills farmer in Punjab, narrates high grain prices, court battles over land plots, and canal water disputes. He contrasts British and Nehru era canals, notes drought risks, debt with moneylenders, and village life during harvest seasons and Baisakhi. He recalls family history, schooling, and aspiration amid systemic pressures.
Guidance on prudent credit use covers durable purchases and essentials. It advises buying when needed for health and economy, using sale timing to justify current charges, and weighing costs. It suggests education loans and training as investments, and notes no interest plans vary by timing and price.
The 14th Saskatchewan Provincial AA Round-Up will take place at Hotel Saskatchewan Regina from October 11 to 13. Registration and a Get-Acquainted meeting start at 8:00 p.m. Friday. A banquet and dance follow on Saturday at 6:00 p.m. Ken P. of Calgary and Olive B. of Edmonton are guest speakers, with about 500 attendees expected.
The federal government estimates its spending on office supplies and equipment at 24,826,212 dollars for the current year.
The Kings County Record argues Finance Minister Gordon ignored Main Street in his first budget influenced by Bay Street. It warns small manufacturers face higher taxes on machinery, reduced depreciation benefits, and higher prices to readers and advertisers, forcing a price hike and subscription increase.
A man and woman in Hull Quebec were fined after a police chase ended with the man kissing the female driver. He was fined for assaulting an officer and she for reckless driving as observers remark on changing driving norms and safety lessons when couples ride together.
A health note claims Canadian Eskimos avoid dental problems by eating raw meat and chewing animal hides to soften them for clothing. Dentists question the explanation and call for further study.
G D McMillan, with extensive railway experience in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, has been appointed assistant operations manager for Canadian National Railway at Prince George. The nomination highlights his regional background and forthcoming responsibilities in railway operations.
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