Springfield Leader weekly notice of publication date 1964
The Springfield Leader announces its weekly publication schedule and post office details for second class matter, listing offices and representatives in Lac du Bonnet Pine Falls Pointe du Bois and surrounding communities. It notes association with the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association and Bureau of Circulations with date Tuesday February 4th 1964.
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Canada
Post Office Departmees Department
Post Office Departmerate
Pereptoer
Ned
Aoe
Pringien
Springfield Leader
Lac du Bonnet
Hamilton
Bermuda
Manitoba
Gordon hints at tax policy while forecasting growth
Mr Walter Gordon in Edmonton spoke on macro finances indicating growth and lower unemployment could boost revenues. He suggested the government could choose between higher spending and tax cuts depending on expenditures.
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Ottawa
Walter Gordon
Edmonton
Gordon
Canada
Maiy
Ernest Lapointe
Justice
Guy Favreau
Pearson
Quebec
Lapointe
Favreau
Readers' Letters From Canada Highlight Tibet Aid and Hockey
A Hamilton Bermuda letter questions curling first stone etiquette while another from Pinawa urges support for Tibetan refugees aided by Oxfam. The page also reviews Canadian economic chatter with tax take forecasts, deficits, and cabinet shifts, noting potential unemployment drop below five percent by March.
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Tibet
India
Webb
Qxfam OF
Canada
Jean Murphy
Pinawa
Indian and Metis Conference Feb 4 to 7
The tenth annual Indian and Metis conference will be held from February 4 to 7 at the Royal Alexandra Hotel, Wipsipes, focusing on mutual responsibility and understanding. About 300 to 400 delegates from Manitoba reserves and distant communities will attend to discuss services for Indians integrating into broader society with government, church, and volunteers. Speakers include Annie Wauneka of Window Rock representing the Navajo Tribal Council, Guy Williams of the British Columbia Native Brotherhood, and Manitoba welfare minister J.B. Carroll. The event opens at 8 PM on Tuesday February 4 and runs to midday Friday February 7.
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Royal Alexandra Hotel
Wipsipes
Manitoba
Churchill District
Annie Wauneka
Window Rock
Ariz
Guy Williams
British Columbia Native Brotherhood
J.B. Carroll
A Clergyman's Child Poem by Joy Hoskin
A reflective verse on growing up as the clergy's child. The speaker notes duties and expectations within parish life, including knowing parishioners, attending services, and helping at teas and parish events. It ends with a positive view of rectory life as loving and giving.
Opening of Manitoba legislature sparks ritual spectacle
The upcoming second session of Manitoba's 27th legislature will revive the ceremonial opening with soldiers, music, and spectators in the Chamber. The Speech from the Throne signals traditional ritual, followed by a vigorous parliamentary session where government and opposition clash over policy and accountability. The piece notes TV coverage and contrasts ceremony with the hard work and fatigue of long debates, referencing a BC Speaker quote about sleeping in the legislature.
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Manitoba
Mi.a’s
Searth
Church Schedule For Luther League And Services
Church activities listed include Luther League Wednesday at 7 20 p.m. Sunday church school at 9 45 a m and worship service at 11 00 a m Additional events include Studies in the Christian Faith class February 11 at Lennart Larson home and Ash Wednesday Communion service on February 12 at 7 30 p m
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Lennart Larson
ST. Mary’s Church
Pointe du’ Bois
Christ's Church
Whitemouth
B. Voss
Full Gospel
Iac du Bonnet
Man
W.M.C
B. Benson
Central Pentecostal College
Saskatoon
No Hope of Survival If Quebec Leaves Canada
Bruce Hutchinson in the Winnipeg Free Press portrays a dire scenario where Quebec secession fractures Canada. Maritime provinces lose footing, Ontario shields the Prairies with tariffs, the Prairies seek free trade, and British Columbia blends with Pacific states, leaving no nation north of the 49th parallel. The piece notes reconciliation as the alternative, while criticizing ultimatums from Quebec’s spokesmen and urging consideration of national spirit beyond economics.
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Bruce Hutchinson
Winnipeg Free Press
Canada
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Maritimes
United States
Ontario
Prairies
British Columbia
Hutchison
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Powerview
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J. Sparman
Sparman
Pinawa Manitoba
Columbia
U.S
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Bank of Canada
Indian and Metis Conference
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ClEnsee
Social Research
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Lacy
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gioLocy
Lolita
Kinsey
Frederic
Mle
Chapman
Big House
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Lutheran Church of the Cross
Edwin H. Bowen
Luther League
Church
St. John’s Anglican Church
Lac du Bonnet Canon L.C. Fryer, B.A. Ltd
Rector
Whiteshell Baptist Church
Dori Holm & Son
Ambrose Pharmacy
Reimer
Beausejour
Casey’s Inn
Powerview Auto Body
Pete Pereux
Pine Falls
H. C. Davidow & Co
Christie
Winnipeg
Dori Holm
Roman A. Gura
C.A. Burke, Newman, Cantor
Chiropractic
A. T. Turner
McGill “U
Jack Hanvey
Finkleman Optometrists
Kensington
Forfure
Lakeview Hotel
Lac du
Matlin, Kushner and Company
Supeeiors Notar
Paris
Portage Avenue
Weselak
Middleton
Beausejour, Manitoba
Philip Koslovsky Ll.b
Bank of Montreal
Morkin, Hayes
Trudel
Barristers & Solicitors
Lac du. Bonnet
Fh Bellan
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