Lothair and area residents share visits and farewells
Community notes detail visits by Mrs. T. W. Airey and others to Kenton, Winnipeg guests at H. M. Harvey, and Irene Gabe. A successful sale by G. K. Millard raises 41. Mrs. Millard and family depart for Guelph. Students from Gordon Franklin join Lothair for Empire Day events with a patriotic program, weiner roast, ball game, and airfield visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Millard
Lothair Unit
Red Cross
Gordon School
Franklin
D. Harvey
Lothair School
Mr. Narland
Red Cross Notes at Work Meeting This Tuesday
Red Cross notes report a good turnout despite light rain. Another quilt finished and more quilts planned. Quilters urged to attend next Tuesday as all town women are welcome. Tea served at 4 o clock for 10 cents. A shipment will be made this week to aid soldiers airmen navy refugees and bombed Britain areas.
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Red Cross
Britain
Daly Social Visit Highlights Local Families
Mrs. Jack Gray and daughter Evelyn of Brandon visited Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Brown in Daly over the weekend. Also joining were Mr. and Mrs. Geo Beach and their Brandon family for Sunday calls at the Brown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. May
Donna
Hilda Serbin
R. Jamieson
Brandon
Geo. Seater
Jack Gray
Evelyn
Orlo Brown
Daly
Geo. Beach
Brown
Ten Years Ago From the Gazette This Week
In the opening League game Rivers defeated Tremaine 6-5. The curfew starts June 1 and runs 9 p.m. daily for the summer. Miss Jean Holt visited sister Mrs H Tyerman. Roy Withers of Pacific Lodge ICFC received a Past Grand’s Jewel before leaving for Winnipeg. Grasshoppers likely to be costly this year. Coronation Picnic at Rivers led by C E Brooks and Harry King. Edna Dunsmore filling Rivers School in place of sick Miss Laird. Wheatland annual picnic announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Withers
Pacific Lodge
1.C.C.F
Winnipeg
Rivers
C. E. Brooks
Harry King
Edna Dunsmore
Rivers School
Miss Laird
Brandon Publicity Program For Victory Loan Display
The City of Brandon announces a Dominion Victory Loan publicity program. May 31 features the largest military and air display in Manitoba with over 5,000 troops and equipment. June 1 includes a drumhead church service at 9.45 a.m. at the Exhibition grounds. June 13 will host a Civic Parade titled Home Front with floats fire engines tractors and related displays in the evening.
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Brandon
Dominion of Canada
Manitoba
Exhibition Grounds
Wanted Lawn Mower in Good Condition
Mrs. W. E. Stewart seeks a lawn mower in good condition. Casual reply preferred.
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W. E. Stewart
Change of Name Application In Rivers Manitoba
Notice filed under The Change of Name Act by Frank Waculka requesting a surname change to Frank Walker. Included are the names and birthdates of his five unmarried infant children and the witness signature of Albert Wareham in Rivers Manitoba dated May 1941.
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Frank Waculka
Rivers
Province of
Manitoba
Frank Walker
Frank Frederick William Wacuilka
Mary Anne Waculka
Dsathe
Change of Note Consent From Mary Waculka in Rivers Manitoba
Mary Waculka consents to the applicant's change of note as required. Signed in the presence of Albert Ware baw in Rivers Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Waculka
Albert Warebaw
Rivers
Manitoba
Special Gazette offer to Canada and UK subscribers
A promotional offer invites new subscribers to receive The Gazette through December 31, 1941, for 75 cents. The deal targets Canada and the United Kingdom, framing the newspaper as a weekly letter from home at the cost of less than a stamp.
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Gazette
Canada
United Kingdom
Brandon Provincial Exhibition Opens June 30 at 7 a.m.
The 57th Brandon Summer Exhibition runs five days from June 30 to July 4 with gates opening at 7 a.m. Advance strip-ticket sales at half price include a War Quiz stub for a larger prize. Discounts available on buses and railways, with free parking and groundside overnight lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Manitoba
For Sale 1929 Ford Car and Leatherette Chairs
For sale a 1929 four door Ford with overhauled engine heater new paint and top. Work done by F W Decker. Real good tires and a new spare. Price 250 dollars. Also two leatherette easy chairs in good condition. Apply to editor of Gazette.
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F. W. Decker
Gazette
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Lothair
T. W. Airey
Kenton
Chas
Gabe and
Irene
H. M. Harvey Home
Miss A. Sedgwick
Mrs
J. W. Seater
R. F. Bray
Flin Flon
Louise Wiens
Hazel Angus
Oakner
Red
the Gazette
Tremaine
Jean Holt
H. Tyerman
Wheatland
Brendon
George Albert Waculka
Robert Arnold Waculka
Albert Wareham
Finkleman Optometrists
E. M. Finkleman
B.A
Wareham
TV VW Canada
Minister of Finance