District Representatives List by Local Areas
District Representatives include Lac du Bonnet Sirs Cliff Brown and W S Kennard Seven Sisters Falls Mrs H Leith Elma C Wendeborn Whitemouth Mrs T G Erskine Tyndall L A Wawryshyn Beausejour W W Childe Cromwell Phylis Mraz River Hills Mrs L Rempel Powerview J T Turcotte Pine Falls W T Mansell Pointe du Bois Diane Apritchard Glenfields Olga Kabaluk Brokenhead Evelyn Krawchuk Thalberg Mrs W Ferens St George E J Bouvier Glenmoor Roland Otte Molson Mrs Z Sabat Member Audit Bureau Circulations
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Lac du Bonnet
Cliff Brown
W. S. Kennard
Seven Sisters Falls
H. Leith Elma
C. Wendeborn
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Tyndall
L. A. Wawryshyn
Beausejour
W. W. Childe
Cromwell
Phylis Mraz
River Hills
L. Rempel
Powerview
J. T
J. T. Turcotte Pine Falls—W. T. Mansell. Pointe du Bois
Diane Apritchard
Glenfields
Olga Kabaluk
Brokenhead
Evelyn Krawchuk
Thalberg
W. Ferens
St. George
E. J. Bouvier
Glenmoor
Roland Otte
Molson
Z. Sabat
Left and Right Hands of Aid in Americas Good Will
An editorial praising private aid to overseas relief, tracing Dan West’s heifer gifts from Goshen Indiana through the Church of the Brethren and other groups. It argues such acts complement governmental aid, showing Americans’ spirit of fellowship and fostering trust among skeptics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
ECA
MSA
Point Four
Dan West
Goshen
Indiana
Wartorn
Dan
Church of the Brethren
Christian Science Monitor
Danger in British exclusion from Pacific Council
The Manchester Guardian argues the Australian government aligns with the United States in excluding Britain from the Pacific Council. It warns Britain loses prestige, Australia and New Zealand pivot to America, and the council could trigger wider war while Britain remains shut out. Parliament should voice its stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
Pacific Council
Australia
America
Philippines
Japan
New Zealand
Pacific
Singapore
South-east Asia
New
Zealand
Asia
Peking
Washington
Canberra
Manchester Guardian
Changing Scene Reflects Shift From Farmer Opponent to Town Advancer
An editorial notes the retirement of farmers moving to town, once seen as hindering progress, now welcomed as partners in urban improvements. It contrasts past resistance to public works with modern gains from electrification, roads, telephones, and better living standards shaping a cooperative rural-to-town transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Pate
Progress
Chamber of Commerce
Duchess of Kent makes historic visit to Sarawak
This Human Pageant by Dr. Robert Harvey notes the Duchess of Kent arriving in Kuching Sarawak aboard a British aircraft. It marks the first Royal visit to the Dyak tribes since English rule began in 1841 and follows the long era of the White Rajahs. The piece surveys Sarawak history from James Brooke to the Crown and notes strategic significance for British presence in Borneo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Kent
Kuching
Sarawak
China Sea
Singapore
South-East Asia
Malcolm MacDonald
Canada
MacDonald
Britain
Island of
Borneo
North Borneo
Ireland
Dutch East India Company
British East India Company
James Brooke
Victoria
Order of the Bath
Oxford University
London
England
Devonshire
Charles Johnson Brooke
Charles Vyner Brooke
Sir James
Australia
Philippines
Java
British Borneo
Far Eastern
Queen Opens Claerwen Dam Fueling British Industry
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Connaught formally inaugurate Britain's Claerwen dam the largest of its kind, completing a project begun by King Edward VII nearly 50 years ago. Work started in 1946. Accompanying officials include Birmingham lord mayor Alderman W. T. Bowen and Breckshire Major G. T. Raixes. The dam will boost Birmingham's hydroelectric power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth II
Duke of Connaught
Claerwen
Britain
Edward VII
Birmingham
Ald
W. T. Bowen
Breceshire
G. T. Raixes
By law vote set for Lac du Bonnet district school debt
Notice under municipal and public school acts that By Law No 4/52 for Union School District Lac du Bonnet No 1235 seeks a 25000 debenture to add two rooms to the school. Debentures bear 4.5 percent interest, repayable in 15 installments. Voting on November 12 13 1952 at Lac du Bonnet Council Chambers and municipal office. Election details and examining the by law on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Neretarter
Manon
Manitoba
A.D
Muon Scipal Omce
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Che
Springfield Leader
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
St. James
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau Circulations
Ron Tuckwell
Ripley
Robert Harvey
Kent
Kutching
Island
Great Britain
Malaya
Indo-China
India
East India Company
Bath
James
Mary Baker Eddy
Drache, Matlin and
Weselak
Municipal Hall
Winnipeg
Joseph Bellan
B.A
Ll.b
Beausejour, Manitoba
Chiropractors
Drs. Davidson & Baizley Chiropractic Clinic
Somerset
Man
Leonard L. Portnoy
Pine Falls
Boyd Building
Morley R. Shuckell
Will
Winni
Salter St
Optometrists
Kensington
Portage Ave
Ici
Parle
Brian
Selkirk
Beausejour Hotel
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