Local Notes From Pettapiee Area Community
Pettapiee Graham Kite and mother headed east with the mother accompanying him to Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs H Spearin and Mrs T Bradt recently returned from a visit in the east. Mrs J Barker of Rapid City visited in the district. Mrs P McDonald is home after spending winter in Winnipeg. Gordon McFarlane of Brandon helped his home here for a day last week.
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Graham Kite
R.C
East
Winnipeg
H. Spearin
J. Barker
Rapid City
P. McDonald
Gordon McFarlane
Brandon
Livingstone family visits and community notes in Brandon
Bradwardine Misa Evelyn Livingstone of Rivers Telephone visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. P Livingstone. Mrs. G Haycock and children return from Griswold. Mrs. R McCrae visits Brandon. Miss Jessie Livingstone from Winnipeg visits the Livingstones. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Geo Seens with 19 members. prayers, a paper on Prayer, Mizpah benediction, lunch for 25. April meeting at Mrs A Richardson. Red Cross Whist Drive and Dance raises 41 dollars with local musicians.
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Misa Evelyn Livingstone
The
Rivers Telephone Staff
Mrs. P. Livingstone
Jessie Livingstone
Winnipeg
Ladies Aid
Geo. Seens
D. Joynt
Wes. Common
A. Richardson
Red Cross
Birth of a Son for Mr and Mrs Clib Airey
Miss Florence Airey spent last weekend in Winnipeg. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Clib Airey on the birth of a son on March 10. LAC Ross of Dauphin was home for a 48 leave last week. Mr and Mrs J Ramsay and Lyle of Oak River were weekend guests at the Bray home. The Bray brothers hosted Bob Ramsay at Oak River. Red Cross met last Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Bray with 17 ladies, a quilt was made, blocks handed in for another, raffle planned for Milk for Britain fund at a school social, donations to Red Cross drive, Mrs M Bray and Mrs W Bray served refreshments.
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Clib. Airey
Red Cross
Wilbert Bray
Milk For Britain
M. Bray
W. Bray
Manitoba Farmers Told What to Grow in 1943
A Dominion Government wartime summary urges Manitoba farmers to shift to coarse grains and animal products as supplies from Britain shrink. It notes reduced wheat emphasis, increased flax to 65 percent, more barley and oats, beef and pork growth strategies, higher butter and egg powder output, and greater wool from sheep.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Dept. of Agriculture
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Four Star Theatre
Adolphe Menjou
Jackie Cooper
Bonita Granville
George Bankroft
Charley Barnet
Benny Goodman
Jack Jenny
Gene Krupa
Walt Disney Cartoon
Joan of Paris
Bradwardine
Mrs. R. McCrae
Turkeys
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Lothair
Florence Airey
Lac. Ross
Dauphin
Canada
Denmark
Latvia
Russia
Australia
New Zealand
South America
United States
Canadian Pacific
Sins Tha
Ed Cross
B. J.D. Ellis
Ses
Rivers
Ray
Soupay
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