Bill and Mary Smith Farewell After Oakleigh Move
Carnegie Robinville district notes the Smiths leaving for Oakleigh after a well attended farewell party with court whist dancing and a gift presentation. A Red Cross unit meeting at Mrs. W H Franks completed a quilt and planned a concert for late May.
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Bill] Smith
Oakleigh
Bill
Mary
Scott
Middleton
R. Rebies
W. H. Frank
Birthday Greetings From The Gazette
The Gazette extends best wishes for birthdays to Hugh Stewart on April 14 and others including Mrs. C. Folson and Mrs. C. W. Angel on the 14th, Beatrice Treloar, R. W. Greasley, and Russell E. Bridgeman on the 15th, Orlo Brown on the 17th, and Mrs. John Moore on the 18th. The Gazette for Job Printing.
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the Gazette
Hugh Stewart
C. Folson
C. W. Angel
Beatrice Treloar
R. W. Greasley
Russell E. Bridgeman
Orlo Brown
John Moore
Blood Donor Clinic at Rivers on April 4 1945
Donors visited the Rivers Blood Donor Clinic on Wednesday morning April 4 1945 under Capt. L A Stewart. The item lists numerous donors and observers from various districts and units. The note closes with a remark about Canada producing enough ice cream in 1944 to give each person a gallon and a half, totaling 17,667,000 gallons.
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The
Rivers Blood Donor Clinic
Capt
L. A. Stewart
Canada
Prince George resumes CN service from Vancouver
The CN coastal liner Prince George returns to its regular biweekly Vancouver to Northern British Columbia and Ketchikan, Alaska route after an annual overhaul at Prince Rupert. The sister ship Prince Rupert joins in the service, with a five day round trip promoted for this summer by Wm. Stapleton, CN Vancouver.
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Prince Rupert Dry Dock
Canadian National
Prince George
Prince Rupert
B.C
Ketchikan
Alaska
Wm. Stapleton
C.N.R
Pacific Coast
Ketchikag
The World of Wheat by H. G. S. Strange Director
The Crop Testing Plan advisor cautions editors to avoid vivid war terms like dashing surging sweeping plunging rushing racing when describing troop advances. He argues true progress seldom warrants such words and recalls veterans who read with a wry smile.
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H. G. S. Strange
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