Springfield Leader Subscription Rates Listed
The notice outlines payment options for the Springfield Leader including 3.00 per year 5.00 for two years 4.00 outside Canada per year and 6.00 for two years. Advertising rates are 5 cents per agate line with 14 lines to an inch and a flat rate for weekly publication. The paper is a second class matter authorized by the Post Office Department Ottawa and serves the Eastern Manitopot Federal district.
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Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Mustard Seed Production in Manitoba pamphlet notes
Manitoba Agriculture and Conservation releases Mustard Seed Production guide with weed and insect tips and harvesting notes by Dave Durksen. Also reports on dry ballast dangers for tractor tires and Manitoba Provincial Exhibition livestock shows with judges and dates for July events.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Dave Durksen
Norquay
Winnipeg
American Agricultural Reports
United States
Whitemouth Community Notes And Visitors
A meeting of the Community club discussed track and field meet plans for July 1 and land purchase for new sports grounds. Various visits and local events are noted including Mrs Helen Precious visiting, Gus Hertier's arrival from the states, MLA Fred Klym’s Springfield ride, and trips to Wisconsin for the American Dairy. Church and school notices list meetings, enrollments, and local hospitality.
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Curling Club
Coyne as Scapegoat in Canada Monetary row
In a heated exchange, Ottawa reports say Bank of Canada Governor James E. Coyne faces political sacrifice amid Liberal criticism of monetary policy, Fleming's stance, and government pressure on public servants. Coyne's resignation follows pension changes. analysts question government strategy and relations with the Bank.
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Bank of Canada
James E. Coyne
Fleming
Mr. Coyne
House of Commons
Canada
Mr. Fleming
Coyne
Jamies Coyne
Central Bank
Obituary for Barbara Wasylik and Edward Tocholke
Prayers were said Sunday in Russell Funeral Chapel Beausejour for Barbara Wasylik 72 who died June 15 in Beausejour hospital Requiem High Mass was sung Monday in the Greek Catholic church Beausejour Interment in Greek Catholic Cemetery Tyndall She was born in Austria came to Canada 62 years ago resident Beausejour 17 years survived by husband four sons three daughters 19 grandchildren two sisters three brothers Funeral service June 15 at Green Bay Lutheran Church for Edward Tocholke 84 of 690 Alexander Ave Winnipeg who died June 12 at Winnipeg General Hospital Rev W K Raths officiated interment Green Bay cemetery He farmed at Green Bay retired 1939 wife predeceased him 1937 He is survived by one son Leonard three daughters six grandchildren one father Rudolph of Winnipeg one sister Mrs Fred Barake of Wisconsin USA Russell Funeral Home Beausejour in charge of arrangements
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Russell
Beausejour
Barbara Wasylik
Father J. Iwanchuk
Tyndall
Wasylik
Austria
Canada
Michael
Bill
Walkleyburg
Peter
Arborg
John
Winnipeg
Peter Ostash
Cliff Doncaster
Ken Pratt
Centralia
Ont
L. Tarnowski
Sand Hill
Pearl Kalbaba
East Kildonan
Lord Hill
George
Dugald
Green Bay Lutheran Church
Edward Tochloke
Alexander Ave
Winnipeg General Hospital
W. K. Raths
Green Bay
Russell Funeral Home
Mr. Tocholke
Russia
Leonard
W. EB. Zanke
Helen Tocholke
Frank Leinter
Vancouver
Rudolph
Fred Barake
Wisconsin
USA
Red Cross canvasser emphasizes volunteer service
A door to door appeal from the Canadian Red Cross reminds residents that canvassers are volunteers. The message frames giving as helping both the helper and the community through Red Cross programs.
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Red Cross
Sunday June 25 Trinity Week Church Services Schedule
On Sunday June 25 the 4th Sunday after Trinity marks 9 45 a m Church School and 1 00 p m Divine Worship, with services observed at the usual parish times. Sunday’s program includes educational and worship activities led by church staff and lay volunteers.
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Trinity
Sunday services listed at Christ Church and St Marys Church
The note lists 9:00 a.m. Holy Communion and 10:00 a.m. Junior Bible Class at Christ Church Whitemouth, 11:00 a.m. Sunday School with Morning Prayer and Sermon, plus 7:00 p.m. Evening Prayer and Sermon at St Marys Church Pointe du Bois and 10:30 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon at Christ Church led by Mr. R Flowers B A in charge.
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Trinity
ST. Mary's Church
Pointe du Bois
Mr. R. Flowers
Noisy Debate on What Counts as Good Sound Reason
Opinion piece contrasts two kinds of reasoning arguing that appearances can mislead about quality. It examines judgment, bias, and clarity, urging careful evaluation of motives and evidence. The author frames reasoning as a discipline to improve decision making.
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Mra W. Kowalchuk
Great Falls
Stan Gittins
Pine Falls
Win Woods Pointe du Bois
Stella Roscoe
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Bouvier Rosemary Ried and
Victoria Beach
Anne Lester
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Farm News
Brandon
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P. A. McPhail
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E. R. Henderson
Shellbrook
Saskatchewan
Henderson
Canadian Shorthorn Breeders Association
McPhail
Alf Strachan
Carman
Helen Precious
Flo Campbell
Precious
Swan River
Gus Hertier
States
Fred Klym
Henry
Walter Steiner
The
American Dairy Breeders Association
Charlie Anderson
Olga Steiner
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Bill Kirby
Bob Flowers
Mesdames G. Klepatz
H. Nelson
K. Petterson
E. Schatkowsky
W. Milbrandt
J. Bartley
N. Olsen
Bill McLean
Adolph Malkoske
Ross United Church
Steve Balanyk
Bennie Hiady
East
Bennie
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D. A. Huett
V. Erskine
George Naismith
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James Kussy
Myra Klepatz
Gust Klepatz
Joe Engler
Stonewall
Transcona
Springfield Leader
McDuff
Ottawa Report
Donald Gordon
CNR
Capital Hill Capsules
Restrictive Trade Practises Commission
Diefenbaker
U. K
Macmillan
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U.K
Edward Tocholke
Lutheran Church OF the Cross
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Park Ave
ST. John’s Anglican Church
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McLeod's Store
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