Blood Donor Clinic Notice for Rivers 1945 schedule
Blood donors visited the Rivers Blood Donor Clinic on Wednesday morning December 18 under Captain A A Stewart. No clinic will be held on December 27. a clinic will be held on January 3, 1945. Donors listed include Bertha Sagent Cedric Einarsson Janet White Esme Oakey Muriel Borrowman Earl Bowman Doris Oak River McCallum Shirley Macauley Grant Robbins Georgina Walden Fred Thompson W T.
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The
Rivers Blood Donor Clinic
A. A. Stewart
Rivers— Brown
Bertha Sagent
Cedric Einarsson
Einar Fiurecil
Janet White
Evan Klassen
Katherine White
Esme Oakey
Muriel Borrowman
Earl Bowman
Doris
Oakver Waterfield and Westwood Named in Journal List
Edgar Westwood Everett Anderson and R. H. Bailey are listed with Albert in the updated local roster. The fragment suggests a community or club record naming several individuals alongside a surname entry.
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Oakver— Waterfield
Edgar Westwood
Everett Anderson
R. H. Bailey
Albert
St Matthews Church officers and local society notes
The BrADWARDINE column reports Winnipeg visit returns by Mr and Mrs Lindsay and son Ronald, Miss Beatrice Houston visiting the Houston home, and the annual St Matthews Church meeting with 1915 officers elected including Rector's Warden R Dobson and Vestry members. Red Cross events raised funds and featured a Novelty Dance earning 62, plus a quilted item at Mrs West Common's home. News also notes Brandon visitors and Maitland bringing a house from the farm to town.
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Beatrice Houston
Winnipeg Clinic
Mrs. J. Houston
St. Matthews’ Church
Hays
Red Cross Ladies’ Work Unit
The World of Wheat H.G. L. Strange Director
The article outlines The Crop Testing Plan led by H G L Strange, detailing aims, methods, and expected outcomes for evaluating wheat strains. It describes field trials, measurement criteria, and collaboration with agricultural stations to identify superior varieties for broader cultivation.
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H.G. L. Strange
Remarkable grain shipment records set across Lakehead ports
The government reports record grain movement from Fort William and Port Arthur for the navigation season. A total of 441 million bushels were shipped, including 291 million wheat, 80 million oats, 55 million barley, 8 million rye, and 7 million flax. The effort reflects cooperation among prairie farmers, the Grain Trade, the Wheat Board, and transport firms, moving essential food to war areas and civilians with minimal disruption.
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Fort William
Port Arthur
Grain Trade
Wheat Board
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Bradwardine— Wood, John Wood, Alfred
Lavinia— McConnell
Dawn Shackleford
R. G. Shackleford
Dorothy
Hamiota— Brooks
James FE. Pollock
W. d. Hazlewood
Mrs. Mildred Brooks
A. F. Chappell
Geo. McConnell — Longmuir
Don
Cardale— Shaw, Edmund Shaw
John
Bradwardine
Mrs. Lindsay
Ronald
Winnipeg
R. Dobson
A. Wood
W. J. Blatchford
J. Topinka
H. J. Neal
G. Post
G. Seater
Wm. Rouse
Sec
Treas
D. A. Innes
E. H. Dewland
A. Baily
R. A. Shuttleworth
Brandon
Alice English
Mrs. C. English
Alex. McRae
G. Baily
R. McRae
Wes. Common
Red Cross
Ab. Lowe
Beatrice Draper
Mrs
R. H. Johnston
Roy Adam
Jessie Veitch
G. L. Maitland
Wm. Massie
Berlin
Canada
Army
J. W. Ron Screag
Rivers, Man
Eisenhower
Hristmas
Best
J.ef
Topinka Hardware, Lumber
Coal
Imperial Oil
Blue Ribbon
the Gazette
the Wartime Prices and Trade Board
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