Joint Daly and Rivers councils meet over doctor resignati
A joint session of the Rural Municipality of Daly and the Town of Rivers on January 11 discusses Dr. C. M. Thomas resignation and actions. They approve ads for a new doctor, seek a public health nurse shared by both communities, and plan a joint X-Ray machine purchase. A committee is formed to study a Cottage Hospital in Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Rivers
C. M. Thomas
Grant
Reeve Seens
Dr. Thomas
McDonald-Sinclair
Daly Rural Council
Town of
Sec.-Treas
Dobson
F. D. Taylor
Treas
Dept. of Public Health
Davies-White
Town of Rivers
C.M. Thomas
Frame-Parsons
Parsons-Clark
Seens
Davies
Ottawa Weekly Review on Wartime Ration Cards and Food Supplies
A weekly editor reviews wartime ration procedures for service members on weekend leaves in Ottawa, detailing how service men’s passes, hostess meal counts, and local ration boards interact. The piece also covers rising per capita food consumption, tea and coffee constraints, dairy and honey production, prisoner of war labor, and wood heating subsidies, noting policy adjustments and future deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartime Prices and Trade Board
Dewon
W.P.T.E
Canada
Red Cross
Carleton County
Ontario
Brooks
Alto
Department
Daly United Church Annual Meeting Presentation honors
The Daly congregation met at the home of E. O. and Mrs. Dyer on January 12 with strong reports from all departments. The Missionary and Maintenance Committee exceeded its $53 goal, raising 177.40, and Bible Society and hospital charities totaled 151.00 toward Daly’s 638.00 in gifts. A silver case was presented to Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Dyer, with Mrs. Walter Sargent reading an appreciation address from fellow workers in church and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Congregation
the United Church
E. 0. Dyer
Mineister
Missionary and Maintenance Committee
Bible Society
Hospital
Daly
E. O. Dyer
Walter Sargent
Wm. Cannon
Dyer
Birthday Greetings From The Gazette for Local Residents
The Gazette extends best wishes for a happy birthday to Jeannine Robins on January 23 G M Setter on the 23rd Mrs John Brown on the 23rd David A Luchuck on the 25th Miss Maud Brown on the 26th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Jeannine Robins
G. M. Setter
Mrs
John Brown
David A. Luchuck
Miss Maud Brown
World of Wheat Forecasts For Prairie Farmers
Forecasts stress uncertainty as moisture reserves are low and fall rains below average. Experts note three average crops in a row are rare, making a three-peat unlikely. Summer fallow advised on moisture-deprived stubble lands, with individual discretion based on local rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmier
Local Residents Share Weekend Travel and Visits
Mr. Alex Thomson left Sunday for Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stamp with Brian and Alf spent Sunday with relatives. AC2 Foss Cruikshank of Brandon visited Mr. John Thomson. Mr. Wm. Starvey and Calvin were in Winnipeg last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Thomson
Winnipeg
Bert Stamp
Brian
Alf
Foss Cruikshank
Brandon
John Thomson
Mr. Wm. Starvey
Calvin
Alf, Stamp
Clifford Thomson
E. G. Chapman
Ten Years Ago at the Giants Gate Rivers Events
W B Devenish Canadian National Railways Manitoba District guest of honor at Rivers Board of Trade banquet. Craftsmen C and F Livesey opening tinsmith shop near J H Couch law office. Norman Tivy installed NG of Pacific Lodge and Mrs A Bainton NG of Friendship Lodge. Mrs J E Thompson and Lyman Brooks won ice carnival couples race. Jack Krascenko, convicted murderer, believed to have worked in Rivers, escaped. Movement to form an Oddfellows Lodge at Bradwardine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RB. Devenish
Canadian National Railways
Manitoba
Rivers Board of Trade
C. and
F. Livesey
J.H Couch
The
Oddfellows and
Rebekah Lodges
Norman Tivy
N.G
Pacific Lodge
Sister A. Bainton
Friendship Lodge
J. E. Thompson
Lyman Brooks
Rivers
Jack Krascenko
Carnegie Unit Holds Annual Meeting At Mrs H Frank Home
The annual meeting of this Unit was held at Mrs H Frank’s home on Tuesday of last week. Mrs L Nevill was appointed chairman. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs W H Frank Vice President Mrs L Frank Secretary Treasurer Mrs G L Johnstone Supplies Convenor Mrs Wm Smith Lunch Committee Miss M Frank. Mrs C L Nevill left for her Vancouver home on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Frank
L. Nevill
W. H. Frank
L. Frank
Treas
G. L. Johnstone
Wm. Smith
M. Frank
C. L. Nevill
Vancouver
Bradwardine Church Notes and Local Visits
Bradwardine Misses Helen and Reta Commonfeft on Sunday for Selkirk where they have taken positions in the Mental Hospital. Ross Cruikshank of the R C A F Brandon spent the weekend with relatives. Brandon visitors included Mrs G Cole and P Belcher. J G Cruikshank left for McAuley to take over work at the Grain Growers Elevator. Bradwardine United Church met midweek with Rev G Hambley as chairman and P Livingstone secretary. St Matthew s Anglican Church held its annual meeting with a good year s work reported. Women s War Work Committee met at a local home. continuation noted in next column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Reta
Selkirk
J. G. Cruikshank
McAuley
Bradwardine United Church
G. Hambley
P. Livingstone
B. Adams
St. Matthew’s Anglican Church
Women’s War Work Committee
Bradwardine Ladies Guild Meeting Details
Mrs FE G Chapman hosted a Bradwardine gathering on Tuesday afternoon with strong attendance. A Red Cross quilt was completed, donations and work circulated to various points. Mrs R McCrea became supervisor of Mrs M Greenaway's group, and a lunch followed by a silver collection of 4.75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradwardine
FE. G. Chapman
Red Cross
R. McCrea
M. Greenaway
J. G. Cruikshank
Leafy spurge weed talk draws Manitoba farmers together
Manitoba farmers gathered November 30 for a four hour session on leafy spurge control. Fifty municipalities were represented as the Department of Agriculture discussed tillage and sheep methods, stressing needs and soil conservation to safeguard soils and farms. Line Elevator Sponsors extend season’s greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
Peace River
Manitoba
Department of Agriculture
Scottish Bulls Travel by rail to aid Canadian herds
Two Hedberend bulls from Scotland named Sug was Chieftain and Atov Lion heart journeyed across Canada by Canadian National Railways to Vancouver to augment local herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Sugwas
Atov Lionheart
Canadian National Railways
Vancouver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Councils of
Daly and Rivers
Ottawa
Jim Greenblat
Parliament City
Peace Tower
Jad
Santa
Bureau of Statistics
United Kingdom
Fighting Services
U.K
H.G. L. Strange
Tarbolton
AMD
Revenue Building
Kennedy & York
Manitoba Motor League
G. L. Cousley
Oddfellows Lodge
Carnegie
Ross Cruikshank
R.C. A.F
Mrs. G. Cole and
P. Belcher
Soay Ctu
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