Local Notes From Saadwardine and District Weddings
Saadwardine and district residents share family visits and milestones. Mrs. M Barr returns home from Winnipeg for medical treatment and Mrs. M Hunter comes back after three weeks in the city. Janet Thomson, bride elect, hosts a shower attended by 57, as Janet marries Robert Cochrane at J Thomson’s Spring Valley home. Lohengrin’s Wedding March precedes a luncheon and well wishes. The Gazette seeks enlisted men names for a forthcoming district list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wolfe
Spring Valley
Janet Thomson
Janet
Joyce Bradley
Doreen Wolfe
Clifford Wood
H. Lamb
Geo. Hambley
Kenton
Lillian Thomson
Wm. Cochrane
A. Stamp
R. Thomson
Brandon
the Gazette
Local social visits noted around district
Miss Cora Johnstone spent a few days last week visiting old friends in the district. Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell of Harding visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Airey on Sunday. Pte. Orville Nesbitt stayed a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bray. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wood visited Mrs. Thos. Airey on Sunday. Mrs. Clib. Airey and her young daughter returned home from Rivers after a visit with her parents.
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M. Hunter
Gertrude McLenehan
Ottawa
Afrs. A. Richardson
Dr.) Thomson
Vancouver
Peter Livingstone
Cora Johnstone
John Campbell
Harding
Geo. Airey
Pte
Orville Nesbitt
Geo. Bray
Wm. Wood
Thos. Airey
Bible Class Farewell For Mrs Gibbings At Offen Home
The Adult Bible Class of United Church Sunday School met at Mr and Mrs T W Offen s home with officers and teachers as guests. An address honored Mrs P Gibbings who is moving to Winnipeg and a gift was given. Mrs Clar ence Borrowman was welcomed. About 17 attended.
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United Church Sunday School
T. W. Offen
P. Gibbings
Winnipeg
W. R. Donagh
Birthday Greetings from The Gazette
The Gazette extends best wishes for a happy birthday to Mrs. N. Tivy on October 2. Also congratulates Lloyd Moxley on the 6th, Ruth Wareham on the 6th, Helen Seens on the 7th, and Betty Higginson on the 7th.
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the Gazette
N. Tivy
Lloyd Moxley
Ruth Wareham
Helen Seens
Betty Higginson
World of Wheat Parity Shows Canadian Wheat Plight
The piece argues U S government aims to keep purchasing power of agricultural products at 1913-14 parity. In Canada industrial wages exceed parity, livestock prices vary around parity, but wheat prices and export limits hurt Canadian wheat farmers who rely on wheat. The author urges Dominion government aid, citing wheat's military value and farmers’ sacrifices.
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U.S.A
Canada
P.c
Fort William
Chicago
Cost of Living Bonus Urged for Wheat Farmers by Line Elevators
North West Line Elevators Association forwards a telegram to Agriculture Minister Gardiner urging immediate financial relief for wheat farmers. It argues that higher Wheat Board prices alone don’t help farmers with little or no wheat, proposing a cost of living bonus based on 1941 acreage or grants to families amid rising living costs and partial crop losses across Western Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Gardiner
North- West Line Elevators Association
Canadian Wheat Board
Canada
Dominion
Prairies
Wheat Board
Canada Faces All-Out War Effort and Conscription Debate
A Canadian Editor recounts an American critic who argues Nazism can only be stamped out with total commitment, including invasion of Germany. The piece argues Canada must expand industry and manpower, notes Quebec’s pivotal role, predicts conscription of manpower after industrial conscription, and lauds rapid wartime production gains.
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Vietona
Nazi Germany
Berlin
Canada
Quebec
Britain
Empire
Briish Isles
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Saadwardine
A. Richardson
Joan
Mrs. MecLenehan
Lenore
Pte. Gov. Barr
Camp Borden
M. Barr
J. Thomson
Janet Mary
John Thomson
Robert Sandford Cochrane
Mrs. C. Cochrane
Mr. Cochrane
Clear Lake
Lothair
Jim
The
Navy
O.K
War Savings Committee
Evyean
H.G. L. Strange
Our
A. W. Hanks
the Leader
St. Jamee
Man
Alan SS
Western Agriculture
United Graingrowers E
Wheatland
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