Local Notes and Upcoming Fat Stock Show
YJINNELL v Creighton mentioned as a visiting case. Mrs R Allen back from Dauphin. W McDougall bought the van shed and moved it. Mrs Murray and Margaret visiting Mrs Paterson. School closes this week and Miss Orchard and Mr Wilson return for 1944 45 season. McConnell's Fat Stock Show set for Monday July 24 Look for bills.
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V. Creighton
R.N
Brindon
R. Allen
Dauphin
W. McDougall
McConnell
Decker Farewell Event and Local Red Cross Benefit
A farewell gathering at the Bailey home honored the Deckers with a purse and address. Mr and Mrs Cox to reside in Winnipeg. Decker family to Edmonton with three daughters. A Red Cross benefit sports night and dance are planned for June 29 in Decker.
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Memorial Hall
Thompson-Runch ey wedding draws Brandon and Isabella visitors
Isabella residents Mrs H Harrison spent two days last week at sister Mrs A N Thompson home. Mrs T Cowie of Brandon attended the Thompson-Runch ey wedding. Pte Phyllis Ball on 96 hour leave visited her parents Mr and Mrs W G Ball. Miss Jean Harrison visited the district. Mrs Jack Craig and sons Ronnie and Wyne of Flin Flon visited the Thompson home. L O Tremaine and Mr Harold Tremaine attended a Rivers blood donors clinic last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Harrison
Isabella
A. N. Thompson
T. Cowie
Brandon
Thompson-Runchey
Phyllis Ball
Camp Shilo
W. G. Ball
Jean Harrison
Jack Craig
Ronnie and
Wyne
Flin Flon
L. O. Tremaine
Harold Tremaine
Rivers
CHUMAH Mission Band Holds June Meeting
The CHUMAH Mission Band met at the home of Ted and Margaret Andrew on Friday June 23 with seven teen members present. After the meeting the children played games and had lunch. Mrs Jno Hazelwood left for Flin Flon last week to visit her daughter. A daughter was born to Sigt and Mrs Ed Grafton in Winnipeg on June 18 1944. At Mrs Ed Hazelwoods home on Wednesday the ladies finished another Red Cross quilt. Miss Olive Smith is home on holidays.
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Mission Band
Ted
Margaret Andrew
Jno. Hazelwood
Flin Flon
L. Budd
Winnipeg
Sigt
Ed. Grafton
AC. Alex. Kirk
Ed. Hazelwood
Olive Smith
Waste Paper Salvage on Railways Supports War Efforts
The article notes that the travelling public leaves large amounts of newspapers and magazines on trains in Canada. The Canadian National Railways salvages this waste, collecting between one and a half and one million pounds annually. Much of it is used to make Red Cross prisoner of war parcel cartons, requiring 72 pounds of waste paper per 100 cartons.
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Canadian National Railways
Red Cross
Birthday Greeting for J G McConnell of Hamiota
Congratulations to Mr J G McConnell of Hamiota Manitoba born at Granton Blanshard Township Perth County Ontario on June 29 1870 Pioneer of 1883.
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J. G. McConnell
Hamiota
Man
Granton
Blanshard Township
County of Perth
Ont
Manitoba Hydro Marking Twenty Fifth Year Of Service
After twenty five years of public service the Manitoba Power Commission is well established and plans future expansion. Since 1919 the commission built lines from Winnipeg to Portage la Prairie and south to Morden Carman and Roland. Service expanded to 200 communities with rate reductions and the elimination of the domestic service charge in the past year.
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Manitoba Power Commission
Winnipeg River
Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
Portage
Winnipeg
Oakville
Morden
Carman
Roland
Winnipeg Stydro
Winnipeg Electric Company
Commission
Ontario Hydro
Our
Hydro
Rural electrification project moves forward in Manitoba
Hydro outlines a farm electrification mission with a survey of 32 municipalities. The Commission asserts rural electrification is necessary feasible and practical and ready to meet the challenges ahead.
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Commission
Manitoba
Brandon Fair Opens July 3 At Provincial Exhibition
Brandon's Provincial Exhibition runs from July 3 to 7 with five days of events. Children up to 12 enter free Monday, while general admission and Grandstand shows draw crowds. Officials expect improved prize money totaling $2500 and Premier Stuart Garson will open the fair before the Monday Grandstand act.
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Brandon
Stuart Garson
July Rationing Timetable Issued For Food Coupons
Rationing updates list July validity for coffee or tea sugar canning sugar and butter coupons with new valid dates. Coffee tea and sugar values specify amounts and expiry dates where applicable. Butter and preserves coupons receive staggered activation through July with specified expiration dates.
Tender for D Mair Home in Hamiota Manitoba
Tender for the D Mair Home in Hamiota Manitoba lots 4 and 5 block 17 plan 697 received at Bennest and Squibb offices until noon July 15 1944. Cash terms. No tender guaranteed. Further particulars on application. Dated Hamiota Manitoba June 12 1944. Bennest and Squibb solicitors for executors.
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D. Mair
Hamiota
Manitoba
Man
A.D
Notice of lost title for Hamiota land parcels
Under The Real Property Act notice declares that on or after July 25 1944 a dealing may be registered affecting Lots Thirteen and Fourteen in Block Four Townsite of Hamiota Manitoba, with Certificate of Title No. 40363 lost or destroyed, registration to be processed at Neepawa Land Titles Office.
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Land Titles Office
Neepawa
John Clement Reid
Blanshard
Manitoba
Hamiota
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Shoal Lake Movies
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Harry Cooke
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