Bradwardine Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Farewell
Social updates from Bradwardine report Mrs. Ferguson and others visiting Mrs. Lynn in Griswold, Winnipeg travelers Ray Oates returns after two weeks with parents, and E Smith visiting Wm. Graham’s. Mrs. J. McKenzie in Brandon Hospital. Red Cross Lothair branch hosted quilting and lunch. A. Richardson and spouse honored at Hunter's Hall with address by E. Dowland, Trilight gift, and a closing dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Oates
Winnipeg
John Steski
Hunter’s Hall
A. Richardson
For Sale House Trailer with Good Tires
A good sized house trailer is offered for sale. Contact Mrs. Dorothy Hart at phone 50-13 in Rivers for details.
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Dorothy Hart
Rivers
Wedderburn kin visit. Carlyn Wedderburn named hospital assistant
Mr. gen. Wedderburn visited Winnipeg last week while Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thomson spent the week there visiting relatives. Congratulations to Carlyn Wedderburn on her appointment as Assistant Superintendent of Brandon Mental Hospital. Carlyn is a graduate of Brandon Mental and Vancouver General Hospital. Wishing her success in the new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Wedderburn
Winnipeg
Mrs. Alex. Thomson
Carlyn Wedderburn
Brandon Mental Hospital
Carlyn
Brandon Mental
Vancouver General Hospital
Wm. Erwin
J. Mackie
Pat and
Jane Horning
Simpson, Sask
Birthday Greetings List From The Gazette
The Gazette extends best wishes for birthdays to Leslie Harvey on July 1 Alice Tyerman Nelson Sargent Gunton Mrs G P Gleeson Mrs Jack Greasley P O Hugh McFadden Norman Harvey Arthur Johnson Irene Gabe Victor Airey Fileen May McFadden Rev E L Williams Detroit Michigan Verne Eyes Lorraine Donogh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Harvey
Alice Tyerman
Nelson Sargent
Gunton
G. P. Gleeson
Jack Greasley
P.O. Hugh McFadden
Norman Harvey
Arthur Johnson
Irene Gabe
Victor W. Airey
Fileen May McFadden
Rev. E. L. Williams
Detroit
Michigan
Verne Eyes
Lorraine Donogh
Manitoba urged to secure coal and wood now for winter
Manitoba fuel minister J S McDiarmid warns of a definite danger of coal and wood scarcity next winter. He urges citizens, municipalities and public bodies to place orders now and secure supplies during summer to keep mines and deliveries moving, and to increase wood production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. McDiarmid
Department of Mine
Natural Resources
Manitoba
Local and Personal News From Kenton and Area
Mrs. M. Hedley visited her sister Mrs. Wm. Currie at Kenton this week. Miss Audrey Jones of Regent stayed with Flying Officer A. Weaver over the weekend. Miss Kay Curry of Winnipeg visits Mrs. W. R. Donagh. Miss Curry is a hostess nurse on Trans-Canada Airways. R. G. Higginson is in Winnipeg Victoria Hospital for treatment. Matt Kenny Orchestra played a dance in the No. 1 C N S recreation hall. many townsfolk and Brandon visitors attended. crowd set a record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Jones
Regent
A. Weaver
Kay Curry
Winnipeg
Matt Kenny
C.N.S
Brandon
Surprise Birthday Party for 83rd Milestone Hostess
A Monday evening surprise party at Mrs. R. B. Riddick’s home honored her mother Mrs. Thos. Brown on her 83rd birthday. Gladioli décor, an 83-candle cake, and gifts from attendees highlighted the affair with twenty guests and many greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Riddick
Thos. Brown
C. Angel
Brown
Thos. Nolan
C. Blandford
R. K. Lee
New Rail Keeps Standards High for CN Rail
The Canadian National Railways used 74 471 gross tons of new rail for 480 miles of main line replacement and 52 150 tons for 369 miles of secondary line renewal. Engineer J A Ellis states good track is vital for safe operation and the 1943 program mirrors last year due to higher traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railways
J. A. Ellis
C.N.R
North West Line Elevators Exhibit At Wartime Fair
Dr. W. Neatby and the Agricultural Department present a wartime exhibit at the Country Fair, featuring warble fly displays, damaged leather losses, and a food flow panel from farm to combat forces. The display includes emergency rations, weeds, soil erosion, and sound moving pictures, with a new bulletin issued. Visitors are welcomed at Swift Current, Calgary, Regina, Yorkton, Melfort, Lloydminster, Vermilion, Vegreville, Red Deer, North Battleford, and Prince Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-West Line Elevators Association
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Army
Navy
Air Force
Swift Current
Calgary
Regina
Yorkton
Melfort
Lloydminster
Vermilion
Vegreville
Red Deer
North Battleford
Prince Albert
Local Notes On Visits And Moves In Lothair Region
Gov Murray Bray and Miss Eleanor Bray arrived home from Peta wawa and LAC. Allan Ross heads to Pamburn for a few weeks. J N Airey and Florence travel to Winnipeg for hospital treatment. Rev H Harland departs for Strathclair and Rev J F Palmer will succeed him. A Red Cross quilting bee hosted by Mrs Erwin drew many Bradwardine residents and ended with tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Bray
Petawawa
Eleanor Bray
J. N. Airey
Winnipeg
Florence
General Hospital
Red Cross
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Bradwardine
G. Ferguson
M. Hunter
G. Titmus
A. Hays
Wm. Lynn
Griswold
Mrs. E. Smith
Melfort, Sask
Wm. Graham
Boyd Diamond
Brandon Daily Sun
Tarbolton
the Gazette
Mr. McDiarmid
Christian Science Monitor
the Monitor
The
Christian Science Publishing Society
One
Norway Street
Boston
Masechusetts
Brockie
Funeral Home
R. G. Higginson
Victoria Hospital
14. W. Neatby
Agricultural Department
Lothair
Lac. Ross
Dauphin
Allan Ross
Pamburn, Sask
Mrs. H. Gilman
Gladstone
Mrs. Geo. Seater
H. Harland
Strathclair
J. F. Palmer
Rapid City
Department of Mines and Natural Resource
D. M. Stephens
Britain
Germany
Royal Canadian Air Force
Canadian Pacific Railway
Golden Aircraft Fund
R.C.A.F
Canadian Pacific
Gladys Gowlland
Treasury Department
Montreal
D. G
Bud) Malloy
D.F.C
Halifax
G. B
Scotty) Murray
Yirates
B.C.A.F
Toronto Star