Bradwardine Weekend Social Notes Include Visits and Events
Miss Helen Common spent the weekend at her mother's home. Brandon visitors included Mike and Joe Kigwak. Goose Dinner hosted by Mrs. Woodhead with W Erwin Cpl Bally and others. Elaine Graham visited grandmother Mrs. Graham Sr. Bradwardine School to host a concert and dance Friday. Col A Bailey of Debert NS visited Bradwardine. W Graham Sr. returned from Mazenod Sask. Turkey Dinner hosted by Mrs. E J Blatchford with many attendees. R W Dobson vacationed in Winnipeg visiting son Tom in hospital. Mrs. H Blackwell returned home to Harding. G Haycock and others visited A McRae's. Donald Lindsay swam first time this season after falling into Klywak's ravine. H Pearce and family Brandon visitors.
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Helen’ Common
Wheatland
Wes. Common
Mrs. Woodhead
W. Erwin
Cpl. A. Bally
Elaine Graham
Mrs. Graham Sr
Blood Donor Clinic Marked One Year of Service
The Rivers Blood Donor Clinic, directed by Capt. Lb. A. Stewart, held its March 14 session with 2127 donations and 47 clinics to date. Names of donors from multiple towns including Rivers Oak River and Kenton are listed among participants.
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The
Rivers Blood Donor Clinic
Lb. A. Stewart
Birthday Greetings from The Gazette
The Gazette extends best wishes to many readers for upcoming birthdays including Mrs. Wilfred Dennison on March 22, Mrs. Thos Seens on the 22nd, Mrs. J McLellan on the 22nd, Foster Baily on the 22nd, overseas recipient Areyie sucmelar, Mrs. Cyril Foster on the 23rd, Reg Luchuk on the 23rd, Thos Westwood on the 24th, Mrs. A L McFarlane on the 24th, Mrs. Russell Madden on the 24th, George Henry Roberts on the 25th, Hugh Woods on the 26th, Mrs. Elmer Westwood on the 26th, Mrs. A Tiltman on the 27th, Brian Joseph Morrow Anderson on the 27th, Albert Gelsthorpe on the 28th, and Stanley Crampain on the 28th.
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the Gazette
Wilfred Dennison
Thos. Seens
J. McLellan
Foster Baily
Areyie Sucmelar
Cyril Foster
Reg. Luchuk
Thos. Westwood
A. L. McFarlane
Russell Madden
George Henry Roberts
Hugh Woods
Elmer Westwood
A. Tiltman
Brian Joseph
Treatment of Grain Against Smut
Farmers consider treating grain seed for smut using mercurial dusts such as Ceresan or Leytosan. A Kemp Seed Treater or self-made machine is needed. plans are available from Prairie University Field H usbandry Departments Edmonton Saskatoon Winnipeg or from dust manufacturers. Use of mercurial dust requires masks and stock feed restrictions. formaldehyde requires correct strength to avoid germination damage.
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Prairie
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Grain Treatment Timing Mentioned for Sowing
The text notes that grain should be treated with formaldehyde only a few hours before sowing, and that sowing should occur weeks before it becomes necessary. It emphasizes precise timing in agricultural practice and cautions against early treatment.
Former Wheatland Boy Reaches Senior Post at Mill
Eric Newman born in Wheatland Manitoba rose from farm youth to serving as acting superintendent in the Finishing and Shipping departments of The Ontario Minnesota Pulp and Paper Company Limited mill in Kenora. He moved to Kenora with family in 1927 after high school graduation in 1925 and began on the pulp piles before his transfer. He was elevated on his birthday in June 1943 and married Beatrice Holden in 1935, with two sons Donald and Jack.
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Eric Newman
Ontario-Minnesota Pulp and Paper Company Limited
Wheatland
Manitoba
Newman
Kenora
Red Cross Drive Yields 222 In District Totals
Mrs Bob Lothair of Flinton spent a day visiting relatives while Kenneth Bridgeman of Moline recently returned from overseas. Mr C Vickery and Rebecca Vickery went to Winnipeg and brought home baby Allan. The Junior Red Cross bazaar and recital by Mrs Hart’s pupils are planned for March 28. Local residents Battersby Montague Wiens and Montague family hosted gatherings. Red Cross Drive totals reach 222 dollars to date.
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Bob Bray
Flinton
Kenneth Bridgeman
Moline
Frank Bridgeman
Mr. C. Vickery
Misa Rebecca Vickery
Winnipeg
Baby Allan
Red Cross
Jd. Hart
Battersby
Oak Lake
W. Erwin
Caltheed Vaccination Policy for Cattle Abortion Control
Officials urge cattle owners to join the Caltheed vaccination plan to curb Bangs disease in cattle and rising human fever cases. A $100 grant per calf vaccinated is available for grade herds and for pure bred herds, with age limits 4 to 8 months for heifers and eligibility for both sexes in pure bred operations. Licensed veterinarians must administer the vaccine, and local arrangements should be made with veterinarians or by organizer groups in non serviced districts.
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Ther
Department of Agriculture
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Bradwardine
Mike
Joe Kigwak
Brandon
Bradwardine School
Col. A. Baily
Debert, N.S
Mr. W. Graham Sr
Mazenod, Sask
E. J. Blatchford
J. Ridley
Jean
Jim
Fred English
Claire
Bob
Hays
Rouse Sr
R. W. Dobson
Tom
Victoria Hospital
H. Blackwell
Donald Lindsay
Klywak
H. Pearce
Maurie and
Dilys
Anglican
Han Churc
Canada
W. A. Champnese
St. Matthew
Ancum
St. James
Rivers
Nate
United Church
F. W. Lee
W. R. McLachlan Public Accountant Income Tax Returns
Hamilton
C.N.S.— Brooking
Harold S. Robinson
ACL
A. E. Brownlie
Eric W. Fielda
Cpl
E. L. Swenson
B. Walker
T. V. Bonenfant
Joseph Pilbrown
BE. A. Trithart
Lac G. Irving
H. V. Romanick
J. Todd
Law T. A. Edmondson
Law J. M. McCallum
C. L. Smith
G. A. Erixon
O.W
Bate
Dwight Bate
Donald Bray
Manson White
Edward Dutka
Rose I
Oak River
Hedley
Veda M. Berry
John Berry
Mrs. Marjorie Bedwell
Viola Smyth
H. T. Berry
F. Gwen
Kenton—— Hambley
Rev. Geo. Rutherford
A. B. Lonsdale
Edward Hunter
Gordon Wallace
Robi. Curtis
Charles
Stephens
Ar Adwardine
the World of Wheat
Te Crop Testing
Ont
Lothair
H. Wiens
B. Montague
Jimmie
E. E. Montague
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Brandon - Man
Obihin
Ander
OF National
Ottawa
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