Tarbolton Social Evening and Hockey Trip Report
Mrs. Walfe visited relatives in Saskatoon and returned home last Monday. A Whist Drive and Dance at Spring Valley School produced prizes for ladies and gents, led by Mrs J Mawer and Mr H Joynt. The Tarbolton pick-up hockey team traveled to Griswold last Wednesday and later gathered at the Cochranes’ home for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley School
J. Mawer
Als. Wedderburn
Hitchie Joynt
Sanford Cochrane
Hradwardine and
Tarbelton Boys
Griswold
Lays
Birthday Greetings Page Wishes For Many Names
The iazette shares birthday wishes for numerous readers including Archie McKellar 28 and Mrs C Foster 24 and Thos Westwood 24. The list also names Luchuck 23 and Mra A Tiltman 27 along with residents of Libau Manitoba Hagersville Ontario and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie McKellar
C. Foster
Reg
Luchuck
Thos. Westwood
Mra
A. L. McFarlane
Afra
Russell Madden
Freurge Henry Roberts
Hugh Wood
I. Westwood
Frances Thomas
Reta Dyer
Jas. Emslie
Rivers School Board Curling Club Notes Meeting
The Rivers School Trustees held a regular meeting on Wednesday March 15 at 5 00 pm with Chairman J T Bowman presiding. Resolutions approved include adoption of last minutes payment of 169 26 auditor's 1943 report and publication of Receipts and Expenditures in the Gazette. The Red Cross Bonspiel progresses with lunch service noted and Frank and Bert Taylors rinks gaining momentum in the prize brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivers School
J. T. Bowman
Local Notes and Social News from Bradwardine
Mr Grover Cole visits with his father in Gilbert Plains and Mrs R McCrae returns from Brandon. J G Cruikshank of McAuley spends weekend at home. Wm Dowland leaves for the west coast after visiting his parents. Lyle Lindsay and son Donald visit Oak River and Hamota. Cpl Wes Common of Souris spends weekend with family. Mrs C Howey visits Brandon. Papinka of Whitewood arrives to run the hardware business from M Greenaway. Curling Club dance on Friday March 17 borrows a successful event with a Red Cross hog draw won by Bruce McKenzie. George Lowe returns home, wounded overseas. friends greet his homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curling Club
H. Pearce
Red Cross
Bruce McKenzie
Harding
Geo. Lowe
Donald Lowe
Ten Years Ago From the Gazette 1834 Rivers items
Ten years ago this week 1834 several notes from Rivers include 100 Ring-Necked Pheasants released from Winnipeg on local farms and a fire brigade callout to John Bellamy’s home with no action needed. The Rivers Board of Trade sent a resolution to Ottawa urging a new post office. In bonspiel Railway Shops beat The Town and Britton's last week clinched victory. A steel bridge replaces the old wooden railway span as Thompson & Hellers depart for Gretna. Steve Mills won the Grand Challenge in the Charity Bonspiel. Jas A McKenzie organizes a men's choir and evangelical Gilbert Kellie will conduct special services in Rivers.
Visitors and family visits in Winnipeg and Virden
Mr. C. Airey was a visitor to Winnipeg last week. Mrs. Allan Thomson of Oakner is visiting Mrs. C. C. Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bradley of Neepawa are visiting Mrs. C. Airey. Mr. Frank Airey visited in. Mrs. C. C. Harvey is spending a week with her mother at Virden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Airey
Winnipeg
Allan Thomson
Oakner
C. C. Harvey
A. Bradley
Neepawa
Frank Airey
Thanks for kindness during illness from Louis Dyer
Gard of Thanks reads as a public notice from Louis Dyer Daly expressing deep appreciation to friends and neighbours for kindness and support during a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Dyer
Daly
Brandon and nearby families visit at local homes
Mrs G Richardson and Miss M Pasquilie of Brandon visited at the home of Mr and Mrs W Erwin. Mr and Mrs Ramsay and family of Oak River spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Bray. Alan Ross spent the weekend visiting relatives at Hamiota. Mr Jack Graham of Harding was a visitor at the home of Mrs W Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Ross
Hamiota
Jack Graham
Harding
W. Erwin
Help the Russians with clothing donations drive
A Canadian appeal urges residents to aid Red Army families by collecting and parceling clothing donations. Communities are invited to consolidate goods locally and transport them by rail to depots for shipment to Russia, supporting the Allied war effort.
Freight Free to Cur nthice in Winnipeg
Freight free to cur nthice in Winnipeg. The text appears garbled and unreadable, lacking clear names, dates, or events. No verifiable entities or actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Winnipeg
Fragmentary note on meeting in Russia with blankets
A fragmentary entry mentions new deaches at blankets and a meeting labeled Russia 443 Matn Meeet with unclear details. The legible items reference a gathering and possible aid or shipments but lack coherent names or outcomes to confirm.
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Tarbolton
Walfe
Logan Wilson
Lanigan, Sask
Iazette
Blue Ribbon
Elie Oil Neer
Rivers School Board
Frank Taylor
Bert Taylor
Bert
Frank
Gordon
Bradwardine
Grover Cole
Mr. J. Cole
Gilbert Plains
Mrs. R. McCrae
Brandon
Mr. J.G. Cruikshank
McAuley
Mr. Wm. Dowland
West Coast
Mrs. E. Dowland
Lyle Lindsay
Donald
Oak River
Cpl
Wes. Common
Souris
Mr. Papinka
Whitewood, Sask
M. Greenaway
the Gazette
Rivers District
John Bellamy
The
Rivers Board of Trade
Ottawa
Britton
Thompson & Hellers
Bijou
Gretna
Steve Mills
Jas. A. McKenzie
Gilbert and
Kellie
Rivers
Lothair
Red Army
Canada
Russia
Benom
AMC
Dia
Aglif Unten
Ato
Rata Eam Cer
Ea Ime Batous
John William
Boas
Sherwood
Wim
Sees
Sb Ray
Bret Sabe
Bonas
FC Bessis
Hag
Wheatland
Perrett's
Livingstone's
Prices and Trade Board
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