What About Health Fan Mail to Manitoba Health Series
The Manitoba Department of Health and Public Welfare invites reader feedback on the What About Health series. Readers may send criticism or subject suggestions to Health Education at 320 Sherbrook Street, Winnipeg. Ph pamphlets on communicable diseases and immunization are available upon request.
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Department of Health and Public Welfare
Manitoba
Sherbrook Street
Winnipeg
Brandon
Tyes
Sterbrook Street
Decker School Guests Visit and Ration Book Distribution
Winni pe residents Mr and Mrs Rogers and Mr and Mrs Andrew Mies visit at Andrews home. Helen McParren from Win nipeg stops by. Thomas Bailey from Edmonton visits. Decker staff include Miss Edna Pangman Miss Laura Wallace and Mr George Pearson. Ration book distribution runs from 1 pm Friday August 27 to 12 noon Saturday August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Edna Pangman
Laura Wallace
Kenton
George Pearson
Oarner School Opens and Local Visit Highlights
Oarner School begins Monday August 30 with 94.m AC2 Colin Milne posted to Edmonton for a two month refresher course in wire lease. Hamilton visitors Mr and Mrs Anderson stay with Mr and Mrs Jos Anderson. Douglas Dickie and Harvey visit Bran don. Mre Mans hart and Annie join Mre Young. Mrs Mac Angus and Ray mond stay with Mr and Mrs Milne while Pete Mac Angus is on active service. Red Cross tea at Mrs Young's yields $770 after bingo and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Milne
Edmonton
Alta
Lao James
Anderson
Hamilton, Ont
Jos. Anderson
Douglas Dickie
Harvey
Mre Manshart
Annie
Brandon
Mre Young
Mac Angus
Goo
Raymond
Mre. Milne
Pete. Mac Angus
Holiday Visits and Community Meeting in Brandon
Miss Joyce Strachan holidayed at her Brandon home while Miss Dorris Jarrett visited her parents Mr and Mrs T Jarrett. Mrs N Henderson hosted Leona and Billy Brad of Winnipeg. Miss Ina Smith came from Winnipeg to spend time with her brothers and her holidaying mother. Mrs Quickfall from Kindersley arrived to see her brothers Herb and Wm Lorimer. The Woman's Auxiliary and Red Cross met at Mrs O L Anderson with about forty members and guests. Jean Collie read a calo as a case of brush set was presented to Mary Mackay. Lunch and ice cream followed a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Smith
Winnipeg
Brandon
Quickfall
Kindersley, Sask
Herb
Wm. Lorimer
W.A
Red Cross
O L Anderson
H Gray
Lorimer
Jean Collie
Mary Mackay
Bernice Anderson
Evelyn Rivers
Bowling Schedule For August and September
Schedule shows bowling draws with players Winters Hudson Jamieson McConnell Moore Carll and Jamieson across dates August 27 September 1 3 6 10. Matches list pairings for each date with variations including McConnell Hudson Winters Moore Carll Jamieson and Carl l.
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Winters— Hudson
Jamieson
McConnell
Moore— Jamieson
Carll— Hudson
McCoonell
Hudson Winters— Moore
Carll— Winters
Hudson— Jamieson
Winters— McConnell
Curll— Moore -Jamieson
Carll Winters — Moore
McCanstell
Carll Moore
Hudson
The World Wheat by A G L Strange Director The Crop Testing Plan
A brief feature introduces A G L Strange as director of the Crop Testing Plan and outlines the scope and aims of the world wheat study. It highlights development goals, regional storage considerations, and the plan’s role in global agricultural research.
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A. G. L. Strange
The Future of Wheat Acreage During War Years
The author compares World War II crop trends across Canada Australia the United States and Argentina. Since 1939 Canada reduced wheat acreage by 35 percent Australia by 32 percent the United States by 15 percent and Argentina by 1 percent. The United States urges expansion and Canada should avoid losing wartime reductions when expanding postwar acreage.
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Canada
Australia
United States
Prairies
Foodstuffs World Roundup from 1943 44 season notes
The United States feed grain supply for 1943 44 is estimated at 137 million tons, eleven percent below the prior year. Argentina bans corn exports to conserve stocks. Australia reports unfavorable new crop developments. Prairie rains improve late sown crops. UK wheat harvest is underway with good yields. India reports its 1942 43 wheat crop at 409 584 000 bushels, the largest on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Australia
Prairie
United Kingdom
India
New Classes Called to the Armed Forces
Humphrey Mitchell announces a wartime mobilization call for married men aged 27 to 30 and all men turning 18 this year. Eligible individuals born in 1913 to 1916 and those born in 1925 must present for examination and may be drafted into Canada’s Armed Forces. medical orders will be issued by Registrars in the thirteen Mobilization Divisions.
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Parliament of
Canada
Unemployment Insurance Commission
Humphrey Mitchell
Labour
Cabinet Council
Second Class Projectionist Wanted for Small Town Theatre
Male applicant sought for projectionist role at a six night per week theatre with Saturday matinee. Applicant must be exempt from military service. Apply at nearest Selective Service Office. Published as a public relations advertisement.
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Damiota
W. Venables
W Jim
Pebliehers
F. C. Bennest
L. J. Trottier
R. J. Tallon
Allan M. Mitchell
Manitoba Department of Health and Public Welfare
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Trowming As
R.C.A.F
Rovatn
Atireeorge
Chool
Deckerton Manly
Angoet
Rogers
Winnipee
Mies
Helen McParren
Wassle
Andrews
Harry Wyatt
Roland
Beo Wyatt
Thomas Bailey
Mrs T. W Bailey
Oarner
Mrs. Young
Joyce Strachan
Dorris Jarrett
The
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T Jarrett
Mrs. N. Henderson
Nice
Leona and
Billy Brad
the World Wheat
Shoal Lake Pictures
Eagle Squadron
T. Sheridan
W. H. Cox
Neepawa
Hamiota
F. M. Coombs
Main Road
Crown Life Representative
Harry Cooke
Crandall
L. S. Taylor
Burgess’ Office
Royal Bank
Court Hamiota
Court Hamiotea No. 367
Orange Hall
Wm. McBain
John McGhee Bee
Fred C. Bennest
District Fire Office
I. P. Strickland
Hamiota Hospital
Hemphill
Sec.-Treas
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