Premier Campbell's tirade triggers rough House clash
The Manitoba legislature endured a bitter session clash as Premier Campbell launched a harsh rebuke at Conservatives and others over a timber area swap bill with Manitoba Pulp and Paper. Amid chaotic exchanges, the debate touched federal aid to roads, health insurance, and expanding voting rights for Manitoba Indians, with divisions splitting along party lines and a final move to power through despite dissent.
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Campbell
Manitoba Pulp & Paper Co
Errick Wills
J. McDowell
Iberville
A. Harrison
Kularney
R. Lissaman
Brandon
CCF
Wu. Kardash
Speaker
Mr. Campbell
Ames
Campbells
Nuaskers
Errick Willis
House
Manitoba
Killarney
Holland-to-Pilot Mound
Messrs Stinson and Swailes
Mr. Schultz
Stinson
F. W. Bond
Rockwood
Hansford
Bond
Smith
Roxy Hamilton
Rupertsland
Manw Lo
Hamilton
Mr. Smith
Harry Sherman
Red River Valley
W. C. McDonald Dufferind
Red River Basin
E. McGirr
Dauphin
Motin
Morris
Renouf
Swan River
Liquor Committee
John Barleycorn
Messrs Smith
Turner
Prefontaine
Willis
McGirr
McDowell
Burch
Grey
Jobin
Hryorchuk
New Manager For Credit Union
Roblin Credit Union Society Ltd. hires Mrs. L. P. Hutchison as manager, replacing pilot manager John Lindsay. The union has grown from 9 000 to 36 000 in assets under L. A. Leavens, with gains from cooperative leadership. Hutchison brings wide co operative experience as a former director and vice president of the M.F.A.C. with a noted profile.
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Roblin Credit Union Society Ltd
L. P. Hutchison
John Lindsay
L. A. Leavens
Roblin
Winnipeg
Montreal
Psalmists See God in Nature and Life's Work
Dr J Carlyle Parker of Roblin argues that psalmists worship the God of nature, not nature as impersonal, and their view links scenery and work to divine presence. He urges modern readers to see creation as a path to worship, warning that pursuit of wealth or land can eclipse reverence for God. The piece recalls David Amos and others who balanced work with faith, urging people to find God in mountains, storms, farms, and daily labor.
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God
Palestine
Mount Robson
Niagara
Rockies
Robson
David
Amos
Hin
Ance
Seed Grain Germination By Treating Seed
A farmer seeks a strong crop from seed germination. Tests compare untreated oats with Leytosan treated seed under western conditions. Across days 6 to 14, treated seed shows higher emergence and faster germination, about 24 percent more in the eight day period.
Easter meaning born of Calvary in poem by June Palmerston
A reflective verse by June Palmerston on Easter's depth. The poem links harvest, fields torn, and a velvet rose to the cross of bitter agony and Calvary, suggesting sacrifice gives meaning to Easter.
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June Palmerston
Easter Sunday Invitation for Knox United Sunday School
A special invitation extends to all parents of Knox United Sunday school students to visit the Sunday school on Easter Sunday April 13 at 1 pm. Attend to participate with the children in celebrating Easter.
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Knox United Sunday School
The Library Corner Opens Saturdays at Shell River Office
The W I library offers Saturday hours from 3 to 5 pm in the Shell River municipal office. New arrivals include The King's Rhapsody by Ivor Lovello a romantic humorous tale, Melville Goodwin in U S A by Marquand about non military issues, and The Break in the Circle by P Lorraine a good mystery. We welcome new members.
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W.I
Shell River
Ivor Lovello
Marania
Melville Goodwin
U.S.A
Marquand
P Lorraine
Hillsburg Council April Meeting Minutes 1952
The Hillsburg council met April 2 1952 at the Municipal office. Present were Reeve Perchaluk and Councillors P P Hojnocki E Zimmer Wm Mysliichuk and S Pronyk. Motions approved include March minutes pension approvals for Mrs Fullerton and Mrs Macleod civil defence rep appointment for E Zimmer and hiring Mike Boyanski as grader operator with pay terms for 1952 season. The March accounts list was approved and the meeting adjourned.
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Perchaluk
P P. Hojnocki
E. Zimmer
Wm. Mysliichuk
S. Pronyk
Pronky-Myslichuk
Zimmer-Myslichuk
Jennie Fullerton
Jessie Macleod
Hojnocki-Myslichuk
Pronyk-Myslichuk
Mike Boyanski
Pronyk-Hojnocki
Hojnocki-Zimmer
Funeral services for Mrs G H Donaldson
Funeral services for Mrs. G H Donaldson nee Elia Kate Funnell were held Monday April 7 at Knox United Church with Rev D M Hammond officiating. She died at Roblin on April 2 after a lengthy illness. Born in Louis Sussex England in 1883 she came to Canada in 1891. Married to George Henry Donaldson in Brandon in 1897 they farmed in Silverwood and moved to Roblin in 1945 where they lived until her death. She was mother of 16 children, five predeceased her, survived by husband one sister five sons and six daughters along with 44 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Interment Mountview Cemetery Silverwood.
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G. H. Donaldson
Elia Kate Funnell
Knox United Church
D. M. Hammond
Robtin
Donaldson
Louis
Sussex
England
Canada
George Henry Donaldson
Brandon
E. McEwen
Alice
Vancouver
Wm. Wallace
Florence
Deepdale
J. Peats
Patricia
S. Funk
Margaret
Roblin
W. E. Elaschusk
Dorothy
Saltcoats
Lusk
H. Shiner
Local visit and weather notes from April events
Dr and Mrs A W Large visit the city April 13 to 19 for a Short Course. A four inch snow blanket covered the district Monday evening. C P Coulter of Morris Car Co Winnipeg visited the Review on Tuesday greeting staff.
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A. W. Large
Dr. Large
C. P. Coulter
Morris Car Co
Winnipeg
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Ron Tuckwell
Credit Union
J. Carlyle Parker
Gethsemane
Hillsburg
Helen V
Taxation Division
Department of National Revenue
Income Tax Office
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