Springfield Leader clarifies publisher and association status
The Springfield Leader, edited by D G Crook and Padig Oeehle Caren per Sun BEE JM, priced at eight dollars for two years. The paper is an independent weekly in Lac du Bonnet Manitoba and is a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association.
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D. G. Crook
Sun Bee
Pat Otten Darren
Ottawa
New Iterate
Te Perio
Te Leader Limited
Lac du Bonnet
Manitoba
Eee Cock
Springfield
Lac du, Bonnet
Harold C. Davidow and
Manitoba Law and Public Reform Dominate House Debate
Hon George Hu and Sterling Lyon face grilling as Manitoba House reviews attorney general estimates and penal reform plans. CCF leader Paulley and Liberal critics push for taxes and beer price changes while backbenchers drill private bills on Sunday sports and insurance. Metro Winnipeg advances in policy despite opposition, with debates shaping future municipal consolidation and welfare measures.
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George Hu
Forkwood- Iberville
Attorney-General Department
Sterling Lyon
T. P. Hillhouse
Selkirk
M. N. Hryhorczuk
Ethelbert
Hillhouse
D.L. Campbell
CCF
M. Gray
Inkster
D. Orlikow
St. John’s
J. Hawryluk
Burrows
R. Paulley
Lyon
Manitoba
Royal Commission On Education
Donovan Swanes
House
Russ Paulley
Spa
Greater
Winnipeg
A. R. Paulley
Campbell
L. Desjardin
St. Boniface
J. A. Christianson
Portace
F. Groves
St. Vital
R. Seaborn
Wellington
Vines
O Baizley
Osborne
Ceomins
Homemaking Classes Offer Craft Demonstrations
On Tuesday Miss Maxine English from Virden will teach textile painting. A ceramic demonstration will be given by Mr Hardy, Brandon will present painters in aluminum tooling, and Friday the Brandon home economist will lecture on copper top and candle making. The registration fee is 50 cents daily or 1.50 weekly. Board and room at the school cost 10 dollars per week. Course costs vary by craft and equipment may be borrowed from neighbors if available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virden
Hardy
Brandon
Brandon Home Economist
Agricultural policy speakers at Manitoba conference week
Three Manitoba agricultural economists from the University of Manitoba will speak at the Thursday morning session of Conference Week for Farmers and Homemakers. Dr. Gilson, Dr. Wood, and Dr. Sinclair address “Adjustment and Agricultural Policy” with talks on farm production policy, marketing policy, and export prospects. The event runs March 7 to 11 in the Agricultural Building, featuring discussion time after each address. Farmers advised to avoid unrecommended Glen oat seed and consult agricultural representatives before purchases.
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University of Manitoba
J. C. Gilson
A. W. Wood
Sol Sinclair
Agricultural Economics
University
Agriculural
Gilson
Manitoba
Wood
Sinclair
Nada
Sinclar
Faculty of Agriculture
Ontario
Manitoba Agronomists
Manigotogan Area Residents Share Weekend Visitors
Winnipeg couples Mr and Mrs Little and Mr and Mrs Workman visited their relatives Mr and Mrs Alex Woods in Manigotogan. Rev Marsh of the Hole River Anglican Mission bought a new car after an accident and road work along Hole River Road aims for summer usability. Bingo in the RC Hall every Wednesday. Anglican ladies sew Tuesdays at Mrs Joe Boulette’s and plan a tea bake sale next month. Mr John Patel installed a new power plant after a fire destroyed the prior unit, with losses over 2000 dollars. Mrs Colin Smith spent the weekend with daughter Mrs Clarke. G Clarke Sr of Bissett moved to Manigotogan and is cutting pulpwood for W Clarke for two months. Residents who visited Bissett carnival include Mr and Mrs F Wood, Miss Darlene Seymour, Mrs Phillins and Darlene, Mr and Mrs Joe Bostrom, and Mrs Kennedy.
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Marsh
Anglican
Hole River
Joe Boulette
John Patel
Bissett
F. Wood
Darlene Seymour
Phillins
Darlene
Joe Bostrom
Kennedy
Seven Sisters event notes and community updates
Mrs J Howcroft hosted a February 25 gathering for her mother's birthday while Mrs Schultz celebrated her 77th. Beausejour rink results honored with a second prize in the Beausejour mixed spiel. Several rinks attended but did not win. Art King visits family during the Mautner Ridge novelty bon spiel. World Day of Prayer planned March 4 at Seven Sisters Hall with guest speaker Mrs A Williams of Winnipeg. Hospital Guild Auxiliary meeting set for March 7. Daisy Dales admitted to Pine Falls Hospital. Children staying with grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred.
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J. Howcroft
Schultz
Seven Sisters
Beausejour
J. Callum
G. Klapprat
Krampetz
A. Berntt
A. Frantz
C. Precious
R. Reid
Afrs
Seven Sisiters Community Hall
Williams of
Winnipeg
Daisy Dales
Pine Falls Hospital
Mrs
Freding
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