Hamiota United Church Sets Training Class and Worship Evening
Onis leads Sunday service February 28 1943 discussing Training of the Twelve and a church school session at 1215 with a Wednesday meeting at 7 30 pm titled Freedom of Worship Everyone is welcome to attend and discuss potential threats to worship freedom in Canada.
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Wedenesday
Tom
Canada
Army and Navy Veterans
Hamiota
His Majesty's Forces
Jao MacMillen
Dance at Oskoer School Benefits Aid to Roesia
A community dance at Oskoer School on Friday February 26 begins at 8 00 with Bingo after lunch. McUillom's Orchestra provides music. Admission 40c for adults and 20c for children under 14. Proceeds aid Russia relief.
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Oskoer
Bamper
McUillom
Lavinia Country Fair Raises Funds for Russian Relief
The country fair and dance on Friday night raised 6200 for Russian Relief. The Ladies Aid and WMS at Mrs A W Lief's home on Feb 17 hosted the event. Mrs Lief received a birthday gift as she turned 70 on Feb 18. Mr J W Stewart left Tuesday for Winnipeg to attend the poultrymen’s convention. Mrs Geo Anise and son Gerald of Isabella visited Mrs A N Thompeco.
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Ladies’ Aid
A.W. Lief
Isabella
Gat
A. N. Thompeco
Foster Hewitt Sets Record On Saturday Hockey Broadcast
Foster Hewitt serves as the familiar voice for Saturday NHL games from Toronto in a rapid play by play broadcast. The program airs at 8.05 p.m. CDT on Saturdays and is carried by CBK Watrous.
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Foster Hewitt
The
Dominion
Hewitt
N.H. L
Toronto
CBK Watrous
Red Cross Social Evening and Local Notices at McConnell
The Red Cross committee hosted a social evening Friday in the local ball with dancing and prizes. C.G.IT. girls under Mrs Keaman sold refreshments. Arthur Allen and Jim Scott are sponsors for the next event. Miss Beth Hyndman of Brandon visits. Church and Sunday School will meet at usual hours next Sunday. everyone welcome. Government snow plow eased winter confinement in McConnell last week. Mrs M Brown, visiting in Winnipeg, returned Saturday.
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Red Cross
C.g.it
Mre. L. Keaman
Arthur Allen
Jim Scott
Harry Nichelle
Lsave
McConnell
Mra M. Brown
Winnipeg
Beth Hyndman
Brandon
Local Gala Aids Red Cross And Community Ration Efforts
The Y P A and Mrs Klery Sonley hosted events with ration look distribution at the public school supervised by Principal Geo Pearson. A Blackout entertainment raised 4500 with acts by Mandy Decker and others. Attendance was affected by CN Railway wreck delaying a Winnipeg wedding, while three Young Peoples Group rinks curled in Crandall.
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Jack Bailey
Winnipeg
Danph Lo
Geo. Pearson
W.L. Committee
Lb. Cochrane
W Aatton
W. Brown
A. L. Decker
W. E . Little
Evening Auxiliary
Mandy
Reg. Decker
Lose
Bill Cambriiand
Timy
Mel
Ralph Coltrane
Meiny
Kathleen Drake
Miney
H. Cooke
Canadian National Railway
Norman Linta
Douglas Mitchell
Constance Mitchell
Young Peoples
Health Update From Mawitohe Health Department
Prepared by the Department of Health and Public Welfare of the Mawitohe Government at 320 Sherbrook Street Winnipeg outlines public health guidance, services, and responsibilities for residents. The notice emphasizes community health programs and updated welfare measures.
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Department of Health and Public Welfare
Mawitohe
Sherbrook Stret
Winnipeg
Treatment of Tuberculosis At Century Turn
A historical overview notes tuberculosis was once incurable but modern treatment, including sanatorium rest, fresh air, nutrition, and collapse therapies like pneumothorax and thoracoplasty, has improved outcomes. The article emphasizes early diagnosis, extended sanatorium care, and the need for patient perseverance.
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Intervalla
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Feature Notice
Special arrangement with Manitoba Division of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association distributes items to weekly Manitoba papers. This notice highlights cooperative distribution and editorial collaboration across local titles.
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Manitoba
The
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Experimental Farm Notes on Oil Sunflower Varieties
The report notes rising interest in oil bearing seeds for sunflower oil. Varieties Sourise and Mennonite from Western Canada show early maturity with seed sufficient for 100000 acres in 1943. Brandon Experimental Farm grew Sunrise sunflowers on 21 acres at 4 pounds of seed per acre, with harvest delayed to October 22 due to dry bends and seeds.
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Canada
Brandon
Melita
Testing germination of frost damaged grains suggested
Farmers urged to test germination of frost affected oats barley and wheat using simple home methods or send a 4 ounce sample to the Dominion Plant Products Division in Calgary Saskatoon or Winnipeg for a reliable germination vitality test for fifty cents.
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Dominion Plant Products
Calgary
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Plant Products
Cornflower Seed Supply Advice For Manitoba Farmers
Farmers in the Morden region are advised to seek cornflower seed from Dominion Experimental Stations as a substitute due to seed shortages for corn. Those who previously grew Mennonite varieties may find seed with private suppliers, with Western Canada facilities ready to extract oil from the seed as needed.
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Western Canada
Dominion
Morden
Vancouver Woman Visits Sister and Local Curling Recap
Mrs Clare Angue of Vancouver B C visited her sister Mrs L Anderson last week in Crandall four rinks joined the Y P A bonspiel on Saturday with Ken Smiths rink winning the grand challenge for the second straight year. Mr Colbeck Sr is confined in Hamiota Hospital and well wishes are sent for a speedy recovery.
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Clare Angue
Vancouver B.C
Crandall
Ken Smith
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W. G. Onis
Oarner
Lavinia
L. S. Taylor
Burgess’ Office
Royal Bank
Hamiota Hospital
Hemphill
Sec.-Treas
District Fire Office
I. P. Strickland
F. M. Coombs
Main Road South
Fred C. Bennest
Landa
Court Hamiota
C. O
Wm. McBain
Ner Ranger
John McGhee
Decker
Y P.A
Mra Klery Sonley
Inet
de A Lh. Paine, Mantoba Santoriaa
the World Wheat
H. G. L. Strange
Anderson
RED Cross Drive
Canadian Red Cross
Angus, Alvin
Arbuthnott, A
Arbuthnott, W
Arthur, Hector
Bedford, V M
Bradley L
Brooks, B
Brown, A
Brown, D
Brown, E. M
Clack, J
Clark, Alex. Clark, David
Clark, John
Fraser, A M
Fraser, Agnes
Fraser, Wallace
Foxton, Jas
Gammack, Jas
Gilmour
Goller
Grenek
Sandy Hall
Herald Harrison
Alber
Higham, A J
Henry, R E
Happenstall, L. Hern, DW
Hughes
Hunsaker, W
Lints, Harvey Roy
Lane, E
Lemon, James
Lindsay, H
Mair, James
Mansell, C. W
Mansell, J
Mansell, M. E
McBain
Maxwell, B
Rothnie, E G
Runchey, Margt Russell, E
Shackleford J. R.G
Stewart, L
Stewart, Glen
Walker, John
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