Springfield Leader Weekly Gazette of Manitoba Regions
The Springfield Leader is printed and published weekly on Tuesdays. It serves the East Prince area of the Federal district of Springfield with district representatives and offices listed in Bot Bonnet Pine Falls Pinawa and nearby communities. The paper is a member of Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association and the Audit Bureau of Circulations as of May 26 1965.
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N Independent
Wreekly, Oy Ence Waren
East Prince
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
Bot Bonnet
Manitoba
4-H Achievement Nights Recognize Local Leaders
Editorial praises community leaders for guiding 4-H youth during Achievement Nights. It notes long-time mentors imparting knowledge and new leaders starting out, highlighting patience and dedication as youths learn useful skills for adulthood.
Secrets Act and spy ring shock Ottawa in 1945 and 1964
The Ottawa report recalls Canada’s Official Secrets Act and a long shadow of espionage, with 14 civil servants detained in 1964 after RCMP raids tied to Russian agents. It notes Gouzenko’s revelations, trials, and Fred Rose’s imprisonment, then ties to later Russian activity and a GM Oshawa visitor statistic.
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Canada
Charlotte Street
Ottawa
Gouzenko
House of Commons
C. G. Power
Igor Gouzenko
United States
United Kingdom
Hollywood
Royal Commission
Robert Taschereau
R. L. Kellock
Fred Rose
Montreal
Communist Party
Russia
Zabotin
Anatoli Bytchkov
Church and choir schedules for May and June
Redeemer Whitemouth and St Paul River Hills publish a dense list of services, confirmations, Sunday school sessions, councils, and study classes from May 27 to May 30 plus events through June 1. Including Ascension Day service, senior and junior choir practices, confirmation classes, Sunday worship, and church council meetings across Gordon Lake Community Church and related venues.
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Redeemer
Whitemouth
ST. Paul
River Hills
Atlas
Norman Fiebelkorn
Beausejour
Shepherds Meeting
P. Hunchak
Gordon Lake
Community Hall
Pinawa Christian Fellowship Service at May 30 1965
Pinawa Christian Fellowship a 1A fellowship of Anglican Baptist Lutheran Mennonite Presbyterian and United Churches in Canada holds morning worship each Sunday in Pinawa Elementary School auditorium. Baptist service scheduled for Sunday May 30 1965.
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Anglican
Baptist
Lutheran
Mennonite
Presbyterian
United Churches
Canada
Pinawa
Letters to the Editor Praises Local Students Honors
Beatrix Olafson thanks the editor for April 27 coverage of Lac du Bonnet Collegiate Students winning major awards. She commends the piece highlighting youths' good deeds over negative stories and offers personal thanks for the positive portrayal.
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Lac du Bonnet
Beatrix Olafson
Session Died Hard Yet Set Longest Manitoba Legislature Run
The piece notes the 26th Manitoba Legislature’s third session, reported as dying hard after record sitting days. It covers heated Liberal opposition to land deals and shared services in schools, plus a contentious bill on shared services progressing to committee and back, with NDP leader Pauileur urging further study and open voting. The session extended four extra days amid charged debate over education funding and government bills.
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NDP
Russell Pauileur
Manitoba
Roblin
Sesson
Home Ec Column Shares Tips On Pillows Rhubarb And Hopes
A home economics column from Bertil discusses 4 H achievement days and upcoming club activities. It offers practical guidance on washing foam rubber pillows, air drying, and using a pillow case for machine washing, then pivots to a spring rhubarb recipe and storage tips. The writer invites readers to share hints and to submit questions for assistance.
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Thes
Bertil
Cory
Reacting to a Deteriorating Paper Scene Across Town
Observers note ongoing turmoil as a long standing local newspaper face shifts and staff changes unfold. Errick Waiilis prunes traditions while the paper struggles to maintain readership amid chaotic events over twelve weeks.
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Freya
Errick Waiilis
Lions clan of Lin Bennet meet with 22 members
The Lions cills of Lin Bennet held their wagon May in the oat tiv 3 view Tlotel, with 22 members. in attendance slonrt with euests. The July lap volehoe: was a omnew ch: McPherrson, ed it he 16 iy for a fine ds gat ees ornied corral 2 Ries the ier club has also a their annual Cox : at age } vie Tass BEE.
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Lions Cills
Lin
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