Community News From Lac du Bonnet and District
Sam Baker visited town while weekend trips included a Pine Falls golf outing for Paul August Alf Hallick Fletcher Shewfelt and Harry Springman. The leader's Alfred W Hanks urged youth support for community projects on radio. A bear hunt ended with Lew Sitnyk firing the brain shot. Notre Dame church hosted a large card party with prizes for top winners. Roy Blak e and Edythe Brown featured in local notices. John A Harkness plans to wed Shirley Ann Packer November 20.
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Paul August
Alf Hallick
Fletcher Shewfelt
Harry Springman
Pine Falls
Alf
John A
Jack) Harkness
M. H. Harkness
Lac du Bonnet
Shirley Ann Packer
Pinawa
How Journalism Began in England The Early Diurnals Rise
The piece traces the rise of England's first real newspapers from 1638 onward. It describes Bourne and Butter's failed coranto, royal licensing suppressing periodicals, and the 1641–1649 surge of diurnals. It highlights Samuel Pecke as a leading editor, Berkenhead's Mercurius Aulicus, and the shift to licensed, editorially guided press with woodcuts and early advertisements.
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Bourne and Butter
England
Star Chamber
Samuel Pecke
Pecke
John Berkenhead
Mercurius Aulicus
Sir John
Berkenhead
Richard Collings
Mercurius Civicus
Colling
John Dillingham
Parliament
Dillingham
Henry Walker
Walker
Cromwell
Drogheda
Priorities and National Housing Answers Outline Help
A Q and A on housing finance notes priorities assistance through the Priorities Officer, CMHC and Veterans Affairs, with conditions such as Integrated Housing Plan projects, veteran involvement, remote areas, double depreciation rentals, and nails distribution as a temporary measure. It also covers loan increases for added units and outlines Canada’s 1935 Dominion Housing Act framework guiding housing financing nationwide.
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Department of Reconstruction and Supply
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Department of Veterans’ Affairs
CMHC
Maryland Farm Transformed in Eight-Hour Demonstration
A 175-acre farm at Jefferson Maryland was reshaped by 500 workers and 150 machines in eight hours in a public demonstration watched by about 50 000 people. Labor and materials were donated as crews graded terraced contour ploughed limed and fertilized fields erected a dairy barn painted and remodeled the house installed new fences built farm roads and dug a fish pond. The farm’s value rose by an estimated 20000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Maryland
U.S.A
Enduring rise of newspapers after the 17th century
The passage notes how real newspapers, with fixed names and regular schedules, faced suppression in 1649 but revived after 1688 when the Restoration allowed independent periodicals to flourish, licensing fading as printers resumed free publication. It highlights reader demand for permanent press and the rebound of journalism post revolution.
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England
National Housing Acts and 1944 NHA Overview
The text traces loan programs under housing acts from 1937 to 1944. It notes Home Improvement Loans Guarantee Act loans nearly fifty million dollars, some repaid, but inactive. It also cites the 1938 National Housing Act for modest income families and the 1944 National Housing Act administered by CMHC, offering long term residential construction loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.H.A
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
CMHC
Anglican Communion Fort Alexander Services and Meetings
Fort Alexander church announces Sunday services at 11 a.m. prayer meetings Wednesdays at 7 30 p.m. Pine Falls holds Sunday School at 11 a.m. and services at 7 p.m. Prayer meetings Thursdays at 8 p.m. Ladies' Guild meets every third Tuesday. Canon W H J Walter.
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Church OF England
Fort Alexander
Pine Falls
M. Badies’ Guild
Robt. Cripps
Ladies’ Guild
Mission Festival and Sacred Services Schedule
October 10 two and three pm Mission Festival with services at 10 and 11 am on October 17 Thanksgiving and Holy Communion. October 24 two and three pm service. October 31 ten and eleven am Re formation Festival and eight pm service.
Order Is Heaven's First Law
Mary Baker Eddy states that the line Order is heaven's first law holds true across religion scholarship astronomy and mathematics, reflecting a universal truism about natural law and orderly harmony.
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Mary Baker Eddy
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