Community Guests Attend Unite Oberch Conference in Winnipeg
Local attendees include Mr J Killoh and Rev J Barege visiting Winnipeg for the Unite Oberch Conference during the week. Mrs J Richardeom and Gary join as visitors this week along with Pte E Rothoie and Pte Gordon Smith of the Cameron Highlanders. W Rotbaie promoted to Corporal. Mr W Arbathoott Jr. of Flin Flon in town Monday.
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J. Barege
Unite! Oberch
Winnipeg
J. Richardeom
Gary
E Rothoie
Gordon Smith
Cameron Highland
Pte W. Rotbaie
Experimental Farm Field Meetings Detail Manitoba Viewing
The Dominion Government runs twenty three experimental stations in Manitoba with field meetings starting in June around Winnipeg and ending in July in the Swan River Valley. Crop management and soil conservation are featured and stations showcase vegetables fruit and flowers while livestock and poultry topics are covered. Short talks supplement hands on demonstrations with emphasis on seeing over hearing. Watch for ads with dates and programs and plan to attend the closest meeting aligned to your farming interests.
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Dominion
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Swan River Valley
New Rate For Schools By Manitoba Power Commission
The Manitoba Power Commission announces a reduced electrical rate for schools. The charge changes from 80 to 50 percent of connected load, applying the standard commercial energy rate to the first two blocks with a reduced first block. The move aims to lower costs and improve lighting for educational institutions, reflecting community cooperation and concern for children's eye safety.
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Sion
Manitoba Power Commission
Summer fallowage urges moisture conservation for next year
The article explains early June summer fallowing to conserve soil moisture for higher next year yields, noting June rains are most beneficial and minimal disturbance preserves moisture. It warns weed control is needed to prevent moisture loss and cites price-raising factors from wartime crop disruptions in Belgium, Norway, Russia, Australia, and Argentina, plus British food-saving efforts.
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Norway
Russia
Western Australia
Prairie Provinces
Decker Union Evening Auxiliary Meeting At Mrs Linte Home
The Evening Auxiliary met Tuesday at Mrs Henry Linte home where Mrs J M Fraser gave an engaging address. Music was led by Miss Northcott Sandsy. A special service will feature Mrs Fraser as guest speaker next week at 7 30 p m, all welcome.
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J M. Fraser
Mise Northcott
Trenton
Ont
Thos. Bailey
W. Alexander
W. Hatton
Mise
Margaret Ross
Rossell
O.G
Will Rivers
Mrs. Love
Mc.Dougall
Lacombe
Alta
Gladys Decker
St. Boniface Hospital
Beth Decker
Winnipeg
Royal Alexandra Hospital
Edmonton
Lavinia
Decker
Oddfellows
Decker Lodge
Harland
Oak River
Red Crosse
A. L. Decker
Me. L. W. Cochrane
Norton Sports Committee
Red Cross Appeal for Blankets Urges Canadian Help
The Canadian Red Cross launches a nationwide drive for woollen blankets to ship to France for wounded soldiers and refugees. Depots will set up nationwide. donors should label blankets new or used and keep new and used items separate.
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France
Canadian Red Cross Society
Toronto
Red Cross
Canada
Fred W. Routley
Canadian Red Cross
Red Cross seeks woollen blankets for donation drive
The Red Cross asks the public to donate woollen blankets of any size for single or double beds. Officials state items should be fumigated, washed or cleaned before submission and can be delivered to the nearest Red Cross branch.
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Red Cross
Lavinia Ladies Plan Ice Cream and Cake Sale at Church
Lavinia high school teams played nearby games this May. The Lavinia Ladies' Aid will hold an ice cream and cake sale after the free film The Royal Visit to Canada on June 6. The Y P met May 30 led by George Ariss. a bike ride ended with a bonfire and sing songs.
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Lavinia Ladies’ Aid
Canada
Y.P
Lavinia Juniors Overcome Decker in Friday Meet
Lavinia junior girls team defeated Decker girls 25.11 to 19.12 on Friday May 31. Locals note visits from Wo Latimer and son Earl and R. Lockwood to Mrs A S Skinner’s Lavinia home over the long weekend. Hazel Thompson named Young Peoples news reporter.
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Lavinia
Decker
Wo Latimer
Earl
R. Lockwood
A S. Skinner
A. N. Thompson
Hazel
Mies Jean Steward
J Allan
Shoal Lake
Moose Jaw
Lavinia Seniors Fall At Crandall In Softball
Lavinia senior boys' softball team visited Crandall and were defeated 25 to 0. Mr and Mrs Wm Padfield traveled to Deloraine on Thursday for the funeral of Mrs Padfield's father, Mr Dingwall Stanley Murdoch left on Monday for Toronto to join the R O A F. Ethel Ball is improving after a fall in the cellar.
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Lavinia
Crandall
Wm Padfield
Deloraine
Padfield
Dingwall
Stanley Murdoch
Toronto
R.O.A.F
Ethel
Season concludes with ideal weather and orderly events
The day featured ideal weather and a well kept lawn as play began at 1:30. Tea was served at five by the ladies. A vote of thanks was extended to Mr and Mrs Moore by President Dr Hudeon.
Hamiota Bowlers Hold Tournament
A social lawn bowling afternoon took place on May 24 at Mr. J. P. Moore’s lawn. About thirty members of the Lawn Bowling Club gathered for their first games of the season.
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J. P. Moore
Lawn
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