Springfield Leader publisher listing January 15 1946
The Springfield Leader announces its weekly edition details including publication day Tuesday January 15 1946 and distribution in Mani Eastern district of Springfield. It lists management Alfred W. Hanks and printing by The St James Leader Manitoba. Subscription rate two dollars per year and second class post authorization. District representatives named for Lac du Bonnet Seven Sisters Falls Great Falls Bissett Whitemouth St Georges Brightstone Pinawa Springwell Lowland Pine Falls Elma Pointe du Bois and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mani
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
St James Leader
Leader
St. James
Manitoba
Lac du Bonnet
Cliff Brow
Seven Sisters Falls
M. Everson
Great Falls
Betty Jean Thorbergson
Bissett
J. Wegle
Whitemouth
Malkoske
St. Georges
E. J. Bouvier
Brightstone
Joe Chichowski
J. W. Wade
Pinawa
H. Leith
Springwell
Steve Hunchak
Lowland
Steve Belay
Pine Falls
Ben van Maleen
Elma—Cc
Wendeborn
Pointe du Bois
Alex Brown
Post Guides Bring Mail Led Activities To Shut-In Girls
The Girl Guides Association offers by mail work books for Brownies aged seven to eleven and older guides for girls unable to join active packs. Each kit includes color pictures rhymes songs stories sewing ideas and questions. A personal letter accompanies every workbook and leaders may visit hospitalised or nearby girls. Contact 914 Somerset Building Winnipeg.
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Girl Guides Association
Mail
Brownie
Somerset Building
Winnipeg
Morning Greeting Poem Encourages Hope and Friendship
A reassuring verse invites readers to greet the morning with a smile. It promises support through hardship and emphasizes being true to oneself, suggesting that a friend will offer a guiding hand to help see them through.
Letter From The Holy Land Trails in Palestine Tour
A RAF flyer’s letter to Mr and Mrs George Zachary recounts eleven days in Palestine. He visits Jerusalem’s Holy Sepulchre and Garden of Gethsemane, Bethlehem with the Nativity Church and Milk Grotto, Jericho, the Dead Sea, Samaria and Galilee. He notes Mount of Olives, Bethlehem’s field, Nazareth on a hill, and Galilee’s shoreline with vivid reverence.
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Palestine
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Old City of
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Solomon’s Temple
Mosque of
Omar
Gethsemane
Church of All Nations
Christ
Jesus
Mount of Olives
Garden
Bethany
Mount
Kedron
Golden Gate
Zion Gate
House of Caiphas
Garden of
Bethlehem
Church of Nativity
Brother Bede
Egypt
Mary
Moab
Jericho
Dead Sea
Absalom
Martha
Lazarus
Simon
Judea
John the Baptist
New Jericho
Cairo
Samaria
Galilee
Nazareth
Tiberias
Jezreel
Joseph
Lake of Galilee
Lake Shore
THAT NEW WORLD AND ITS INGENIOUS DEVICES
A columnary sketch warns that rapid gadget growth could lead to mass idleness and a future cult of laziness as machines replace work. The piece weighs social and economic consequences amid editorials from Campbellton to Powell River praising civic efforts and plans for the year ahead.
Horses and Draft Breeds Shape Canadian Farm Practice
Farm writer argues horses remain valued for draught work despite rapid tractor adoption on large grain farms. Discusses three Canadian draught breeds Clydesdale Percheron Belgian, noting temperaments, leg quality, and management tips for selecting and driving teams amid evolving farm needs.
Matched Teams and Breeding Horses for Work
Advice on selecting matched horses by temperament weight size and color, placing the larger on the off side if needed. Emphasizes pride and care from teamsters and utility over appearance. Recommends breeding from a good farm mare to produce loyal, well fitting foals with strong ancestral traits.
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Canada
Scotman
David Harum
The
Perche
France
United States
Antwerp
Short courses beat about rural electricity in Manitoba plan
The Manitoba Power Commission chair Her bert Cottingham reports to Agriculture Minister D L Campbell on 1945 electrification efforts. Courses for farmers will expand from Brandon to all areas as lines reach towns and farms. Costs per on the road and service fell expected with new designs. Materials were scarce, limiting to 1500 farms.
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Manitoba
Herbert Cottingham
Manitoba Power Commission
D. L. Campbell
Brandon
Man
Labor Department
Federal Department of Veteran's Affairs
British Columbia
Oakville
Foxwarren
Roland
Cottingham
Manitoba Electrification Enquiry
PINAWA Notes on Local Visits and Homecomings
Miss Marjorie Packer returns home after a three month visit with her uncle Mr J Wanag of Lebau. Miss Veana Nyberg visits with her parents for the holidays. Miss Helen Ryplanski returns home for the winter. N Miller of Winnipeg visits sister and brother-in-law Mr and Mrs A Krampetz.
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Marjorie Packer
Mr. J. Wanag
Lebau
Veana Nyberg
Mrs. Nyberg
Helen Ryplanski
N. Miller
Winnipeg
A. Krampetz
Holmgren Family Farewell Visit and Langford Move
Francis Holmgren and wife with family visited Whitemouth during Christmas week to bid farewell to his Langford parents Mr and Mrs C Holmgren of Pinawa. Holmgren bought a Langford home and moved with family last week amid reports of a spring community developing in that area. The flu is active locally and well wishes are offered for Mr Holmgren’s recovery.
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Francis Holmgren
Langford
B.C
Whitemouth
Holmgren
C. Holmgren
Pinawa
Canada
Springfield
Seven Sisters Falls Social Notes and Fire Prevention Talk
A sequence of Winnipeg visits by local residents including Mr and Mrs A Oddleifson and Major E Oddleifson. Reports mention Mrs E Holmes and A S Williams in and out of town, along with R Parsey visiting Great Falls. The Actionists begin Friday meetings with First Aid training led by J E Wilick and Dr Reid to give lectures. Winnipeg fire inspector Lieutenant Kerowak and Mr Davis toured townsite assessing fire hazards with a generally positive report. An evening lecture on Fire Prevention was given in the Community Hall.
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J. E. Wilick
Reid
Kerowak
Winnipeg Fire Department
Mr. Davis
Winnipeg Electric Co
Winnipeg
Kerowa
Church Notes Fort Alexander and Pine Falls Schedule
Church of England announces Sunday services at Fort Alexander at 11 a.m. and Pine Falls at 7 p.m. Prayer meetings Wednesdays 7 30 p.m. and Thursdays 8 p.m. Ladles Guild meets every third Tuesday. Rev W H J Walter L Th Dur Eng author.
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Church OF England
Fort Alexander
Pine Falls
Ladres' Guild
W. H. J. Walter
L.th. Dur
Eng
Whitemouth United Church Sunday Service Times
The Whitemouth United Church schedules worship every Sunday at 3 p.m. Sunday School begins at 2 p.m. The schedule highlights weekly services and education sessions for parishioners.
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Whitemouth
Church Service Schedule for Lac du Bonnet and Pointe du Bois
St John s Church Lac du Bonnet holds services on the second and fourth Sundays with Sunday School at 2 30 p m St Mary s Church Pointe du Bois begins services on the first and third Sundays and conducts Sunday School each Sunday.
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Church OF England
St. John’s Church
Lac du Bonnet
St. Mary’s Church
Pointe du Bois
Notre Dame Parish Masses and Schedule at Lac du Bonnet
The Notre Dame parish in Lac du Bonnet lists Sunday services for January 20 1946 and January 27 1946 with high Mass at 11 am catechism at 3 pm singing for girls at 345 pm and benediction and evening prayer at 730 pm. Weekday instruction by Rev Louis Lahaie is at 3 pm.
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Notre Dame Parish
Lac du Bonnet
Sylvia David
Mrs. Frank
Allard
Louis Lahaie
Schedule Highlights for School Mass Times and Grades
Weekday masses are scheduled at 7.30 a.m. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Mass covers Grades I to VI. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, Mass covers Grades V to IX. Days vary by inclusive grade ranges and regular liturgy play.
Training School for Naval Arm Artificer Apprentices Opens
London reports Britain's first permanent training school for Naval Arm Artificer Apprentices will open in January 1946 at Arbroath Angus Scotland. It aims to train young men as technical brains of the maintenance peers of the Naval Air Arm.
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London
United Kingdom
Naval Arm
Arbroath
Angus
Scotland
Britain
Naval Air Arm
Bevan Sets New Standards for Permanent British Homes
Britain's Health Minister Aneurin Bevan announces improved standards for new permanent houses. A three bedroom home for five people must have a minimum 900 square feet area, about 100 square feet larger than pre war averages, with other house types following a proportional scale.
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London
Aneurin Bevan
Britain
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Complete Funeral & Ambulance Service
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