Tremaine Couple Celebrate Thirty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs M O Tremaine were honored guests at a dinner celebrating their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary. The event took place at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank James Jr and included a mantle clock presented by the family. Helen Shemlick also noted as holiday guest at her Garland home. additional Red Cross activities mentioned.
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M O Tremaine
Frank James Jr
Mies
Helen Shemlick
Red Cross
Successful card party and dance raise funds in town
A Friday January 8 card party and dance yielded $3315 in proceeds. Winners in cards were Mrs Wallace and Frank Preston, with consolation prizes to Mrs W A Monnell and Ab Rookley. A $200 groceries prize went to Mrs Shackleford who donated it to the Senior Red Cross for a January 22 draw. Jack Foxton of the RCAF returned to Dauphin after leave with his mother. A schoolhouse card party and dance is planned for January 22 starting at 5:30. Wilma Cochran of the O WAC is on leave at her parents home after breaking her ankle. Congratulations to the newborn son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Madsen born January 7 in Hamiota Hospital.
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Wallace
Frank Preston
W A Mconnell
Ab Rookley
Shackleford
Red Cross
Jack Foxton
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Dauphin
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S Mies Wilma Cochrane
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Health Preparedness Brief from Manitoba Department
A Manitoba Health and Public Welfare briefing outlines ongoing health measures and public guidance. It references vaccine programs, disease surveillance, and community health initiatives across the province, with emphasis on accessibility and rapid response.
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Department of Health and Public Welfare
Manitoba
Health Units and Districts for Local Medical Coverage
The article argues for a full time health unit or district as a planning step to protect public health. It explains funding: government supports half the unit cost, the rest from the local area, and notes suitability for areas with about twelve thousand people. It begins to discuss benefits and medical practice foundations.
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Fe Siu
Health Unit proposed to boost community well being
The article argues for a Health Unit to extend preventive medicine to all families. It describes a full time physician, public health nurses, health inspectors, and sanitation oversight to reduce preventable illnesses. Also notes a Friday event on January 29 in Orange Hall for cards and dancing to raise funds for Aid to Russia.
Cottingham Reaches Ten Years Leading Manitoba Power Commission
Herbert Cottingham completes a decade as chairman of the Manitoba Power Commission on December 12 1942. Born in Liverpool he arrived in Canada as a child and rose to steer expanded service from 61 towns in 1932 to 151 by 1942. He led rapid growth in transmission mileage and consumer reach while cutting the cost per kilowatt hour and strengthening rural industrial development.
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Herbert Cottingham
Power Commission
Liverpool
England
Canada
Alberta
Wesrern
Manitoba Power Commission
Cottingham
Commission
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Syetem
Shies Goon
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Manitoba
Undefined Text Lacking Clear Context
Fragmentary OCR note with no identifiable people or events. Reads as garbled discussion about a chairman and tasks left unfinished. No verifiable facts or locations can be derived for a proper summary.
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