Springfield Leader advertising and rates 1953 issue
The Springfield Leader announces subscription options of 3.00 per year or 5.09 for two years with Canada and outside Canada rates. It is an independent weekly edition printed Tuesdays for Maniitoba's eastern region, Lac du Bonnet, Manitoba, with district representatives listed and office contact.
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Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Maniitoba
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
Lac du Bonnet
Manitoba
Parliament Pause Reflects Tense Canadian Session
Ottawa report notes Easter recess as Parliament pauses after 14 months with no break. Throne Speech signals stability and a potential long session or early election, while preBudget optimism cites GNP up 8.9 percent and a deficit near 83 million.
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Commons
Gordon
Social Credit
Tremblay
Drury
Veterans Affairs
Teilict
Lamontagne
Martin
Pickersgill
Diefenbaker
Creditiste
Caouette
Canada
Come to Church Lac du Bonnet
Church notices from Lac du Bonnet list Rev. Edwin H. Bowen pastor contact phone 345 2351. Weekly schedule includes confirmation classes on Wednesday and Friday, studies in the Christian Faith, Sunday school with Holy Communion, divine worship, Lutheran church women events, Luther League car wash, and prayer meetings.
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Lac du Bonnet
Edwin H. Bowen
Shepherds
L.C.W
Kenora
Luther League
Baptist Church
B. Voss
Whitemouth River Hills Lutheran Parish Confirmation Schedule
A. Eppler, pastor, lists confirmations for Redeemer Whitemouth and St. Paul River Hills with services and Sunday School times from April 30 to May 4, noting a time change. Includes worship, Holy Communion, and church council meetings across the two parishes.
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Christ Church
Whitemouth
Redeemer
ST. Paul
River Hills
Church Council N
Ross United Church Whitemouth Service Schedule
Ross United Church Whitemouth announces church service at 11:00 a.m. on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. every Sunday. Student minister Mr J Finlay Son presiding.
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Christian Fellowship
Anglican
Baptist
Lutheran
Mennonite
Presbyterian
United Churches
Canada
Pinawa
Don Ross
United Church
J. Finlayson
Billy Graham to World’s Fair trip winner in Winnipeg event
Pinawa News notes celebrate Billy Graham son of Mr. and Mrs. D Graham winning a trip to the New York World’s Fair sponsored by the Winnipeg Tribune. Also covered are a teen centre movie on April 21 featuring Rob Roy with refreshments, a bottle drive May 1 for scouts guides cubs brownies, square dancing spring jamboree April 10 in Winnipeg, children and adult art classes April 24 and 26, and North Kilodonan Fire Department tour on April 24.
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Billy Graham
D. Graham
New York
Winnipeg Tribune
Billy
Boy Scout
Girl Guide
Square Dancing Club
Square Dancers Federation
Weston School
Winnipeg
Temperate Session Brings Deeper Debate On Predators
Manitoba assembly moves through calmer week as Health and Attorney General estimates pass and Mines bill advances. Debates over predator control, bounty sharing, and divorce law reform highlight lingering tensions, while adjourned debates threaten to clog the Order Paper. North Winnipeg’s Morris Gray sees two resolutions adopted amid broader legislative delays.
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Health Department
Attorney- General's Department
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Easter
George Johnson
Special Committee On
Campbell
Paulley
NDP
George Renouf
Swan River
Sterling Lyon
Oppcsition
Morris Gray
Winnipeg
House
Ottawa
North Winnipeg
L. Barkman
J.froese
Letter to the Editor on council leave for Petersen
A Lac du Bonnet RM council grants two months leave with 300 dollars monthly to Motor Patrol Operator Mr. Petersen after a February 20 fire. The writer urges local officials and businesses to donate from their own funds to aid Mrs. Baldes and her son, emphasizing taxpayer relief and personal generosity.
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Lac du Bonnet R.M
Petersen
R.M. Council
Reeve, Counsillor
Unclear Assembly Dismisses Call for Concise Debate
Fragments show a debate plagued by repetition as a speaker invokes an old prayer to skip endless details. The tone implies many Assembly members favor lengthy discourse over succinct points, suggesting frustration with the current deliberation style.
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D. G. Crook
Powerview
Olive Iwanick
Marge Knopf
Rosemary Reid
Pat Morton
Victoria Beach
Mildred Hampton
T. G. Erskine
Manigotogan
E. Howard
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
MacDuff
Ottawa Report
Dorion
John Diefenbaker
Pearson
St. John’s Anglican Church
L.C. Fryer
B.A. Ltd
ST. Mary’s Church
Pointe du Bois
Lutheran Church of the Cross
Lac du Bonnet, Man
L. Rosenfeld
Whiteshell
Pinawa News
Mrs. T. Lamb
North Kildonan Fire Department
Ceolden
Dog
Ron
Kwell
Newababes Association
Mr. Petersen
E. C. McMillan
C.A. Dunwoody
Saul, Smith & Co
Chartered AccountAnts
Chiropractic Clinic
Davidson
Business Directory
Dori Holm & Son
Ambrose Pharmacy
A. T. Turner
Beausejour
Man
McGill “U
Jack Hanvey
Pine Falls
W. Bilynsky
Whitemouth, Man
Kensington
Portage Ave
Lakeview Hotel
Lac du
A. H. Basman Optometrist
Matlin, Kushner and Company
Paris
Portage Avenue
Weselak & Middleton
Beausejour, Manitoba
Sydney Cohanake
Dubienski
We Confederation Life
Winnipeg 2
Joseph Bellan
Renshaw
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