Sound Investment Drives Manitoba Bond Sales Boom
A ninth series Canada Savings Bonds sale in Manitoba targets broad uptake with over 60 000 Manitobans having bought last year. The bonds offer 3 4 percent interest described by G F Towers as superior to other investments, redeemable at full face value any time without market fluctuation. S.C. Stephens notes the plan as a major Manitoba savings path since 1946, with cash or instalment purchase via banks dealers or trust houses and payroll savings through large Manitoba employers.
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Manitoba
Canada Savings
S.C. Stephens
Winnipeg
Prairie
Canada
Katrime District News Highlights Local Events
Church service urged for Katrime on Sunday October 24 at 2 30 pm. Upcoming W A Bazaar and Silver Tea on October 27. Local visits and gatherings noted, including dances, weddings, and hospital news. New district ties with Summerberg project map borders from Saskatchewan to Grand Rapids. Field officer to supervise project to be stationed at Mafeking.
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Katrime
Mrs . McLachlan
Wellwood
Summerberg
Saskatchewan
Grand Rapids
Lake Winnipeg
Swan River
Porcupine Mountains
Hamperville
Duck Bay
Mafeking
Trapline District Set Up In North
A new Swan River Registered Trap Line District was announced by Hon. Charles E. Greenlay to regulate trapping and improve long run yields. Manitoba’s wild fur management includes musk rehabilitation and a system of registered traplines that protect breeding stock by granting trappers sole rights to defined areas. Boundaries were listed by the minister’s office with a northern boundary noted.
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Swan River
Charles E. Greenlay
Mines and Natural Resources
Manitoba
Image Creek by Mrs A Pogue
Ted Matthews returned home from three weeks on pipeline work at Glenboro for the weekend. Georgina Barth leading a Children s Aid Society drive reports donations to date totaling 5 75. A Bagot W A sponsored sale by district ladies at Portage Hardware Store in Portage last Saturday. The Sunshine Mission Band schedules a Hallowe en party in the school on Wednesday evening Oct 27 at 615 p m with a short program candy sale fish pond produce table parcel post and lunch.
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Ted Matthews
Glenboro
Georgina Barth
Childen's Aid Society
Bagot W.A
Portage
Sunshine Mission Band
Local Pendleton Social Roundup at Sidney and Nearby
Mr and Mrs James Lambert attended the McRorie Calvert wedding in Sidney Saturday. Mrs Otto Nelson of MacGregor visited with Mr and Mrs Jack Nelson. Mr and Mrs Art Renton and Diane of Gladstone visited the Lamberts. Mrs Ro Kuebler visited Winnipeg. A McEachern and Mrs Ray McEachern visited Brandon. Mrs Henry Loney of Gladstone visited Miss Hughina Stewart. Church Fowl Supper at Edrans enjoyed by district residents. Mrs Ed Tilley of Austin returned home after visiting Sid Knox. Weekend visitors included Mrs Jas Helliwell and Lynn of Miami and Clifford Lesparance party from Portage. Mrs Jack Duncan of Austin began teaching at Norfolk School after Thanksgiving. Continued on Page Four.
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James Lambert
McRorie-Calvert
Sidney
Otto Nelson of
MacGregor
Jack Nelson
Jack McMillan
Art Renton
Diane
Gladstone
Ro Kuebler
Winnipeg
Ed. Tilley
Austin
Sid Knox
Jas. Lambert
Jas. Helliwell
Lynn
Miami
Clifford Lesparance
Shirley
Cathie
Portage
Jack Duncan
Norfolk School
Community Visitors and Family Gatherings Highlight Weekend
Southend and MacAuley report a sequence of weekend visits and family dinners. Mr and Mrs R Wade and a Rossendale family visited Ed Chant home. Raymond Chant and Margaret Rae joined Mrs and Mrs Art Chant for a weekend. Mrs Stephenson of Arizona district visited with Mr and Mrs R Collier. Bud Vint and Minnedosa family stayed with Glover. E Anderson shows improvement and hopes to return home. J Frank and family attended a dinner at McCaskill home in Rosehill. H Shillington of Austin spent weekend with RJ Shaw and joined W R Shaw and Katriine for Sunday dinner. Garnet Pennell was home from Pine Falls for several days. R Snaith and family of Austin, Hodgens and family, Seora and Barry, Turner, Holiday and family, and G Stirling and family enjoyed a Rae picnic Sunday.
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R. Wade
Rossendale
Ed. Chant
Raymond Chant
Margaret Rae
Art Chant
Stephenson
Arizona
R. Collier
Bud Vint
Minnedusa
Glover Home
E. Anderson
C. E. Holliday
G. Stirling
Rae
Andersons memory of Matilda Sophia Anderson obituary
In memory of Matilda Sophia Anderson who died October 27, 1944. Asleep in God’s garden sheltered from sorrow, the Martin Anderson family recalls her. Mentions of family and a poetic remembrance accompany the obituary tone. Also references a 1953 note on Canadian railway operating expenses.
Parker Remembered Flight Sergeant Tom E Parker
In loving memory of Flt. Sgt. Tom E Parker lost in action over Bremen Germany on October 21 1941. The verse recalls his cheerful grin and his polite thanks as he stood at attention awaiting the wings he longed to wear.
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Parker
Tom E. Parker
Brenen
Germany
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3. Cooper
Walker
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Bert Heselwood
Macs” Girls
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M. Marks
R. Barber
Joyce Lake
Betty Calvert
W. R Shaw
J Shaw
Southend
HL. Shillington
M. Lindsay
R. Clark
Jack Clark
Vila
Metecklie
J. Switer
H. Briscoe
Naseed
Omar Lamb
F. Lake
Art Lynds
Howard
Plumas
J. Tomehuk
Gisele
Annietta Regnier
St Francois-Kavier
J. Mcrae
D. McIntosh
Pat
Lawrence Smith
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Winnipeg General Hospital
Trapline District
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A. Pogue
Pine Creek News
W. J. Coney
A. McEachern
Raymond McEachern
Brandon
Henry Loney
Hughina Stewart
Edrans
Southend & MacAuley
Mrs. A. Uw. Sur
Jim
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Jimmy
Ian
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Optometrist
Mayfair Hotel
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Portage la Prairie
E. G. Porter
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Corree
Dr. M. W. Locke
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