Neepawa Rectorship Offered to Rev S B Guille
Local notice reports St James Church Neepawa may gain Rev S B Guille as rector after he accepts the bishop’s invitation. He plans to move from Rivers to Neepawa around October 21. Also notes Mrs P W Burchell and Mrs J W Arthurs visiting relatives in Vancouver and overseas son Joe Luchuck returning safely. Dieppe raid listed missing brother Phil Chura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's Church
Neepawa
Brandon
S. B. Guille
Guille
Rivers
Phil Chura
P. Luchuck
Daily Press
Dieppe
Joe
Dancing at Frame's Community Hall and Harvest Transport Extensions
Dancing at Frame's Community Hall Friday October 9 features a 10 piece band from Souris with a lady vocalist, admission 50c. On Wednesday October 14 Rossburn Orchestra performs, admission 35c. Permits for transporting harvest help by truck extended to November 15 due to labor shortages and bad weather, announced by Wartime Prices and Trade Board official George J. A. Young.
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Souris
George J. A. Young
Prices and Trade Board
Community Notes From Regina and Surrounding Areas
BRADWARDINE Vie Steski of the RCAF Regina spent the weekend with his parents. Visitors came to the Nesbitt and Chapman homes from Spring Valley Portage la Prairie and Winnipeg. J J Thomson and Andrew Scott departed for Vancouver. The United Church anniversary service featured music and a communion observance led by Rev. Hambley. Several new members were welcomed, and a large congregation attended despite smaller crowds than former years.
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Vie Steski
R.C.A.F
Regina
Mrs
John Steski
J. Thomson
Lillian Thomson
Dorothy Phillips
Spring Valley
Phillips
Portage la Prairie
Chapman
The
United Church
W.R. Donagh
Rivers
Lord
Lillian
Harvest Leave and Homecomings In Prairie Notes
Local service members and families share weekend visits and leaves across Manitoba towns. Montague, Wiens, Ross and Thomson are noted with homecomings, travels, and visits at Brandon and Pettapiece. Canada pledges 675 million pounds of bacon and pork to Britain in 1943, requiring about 5.6 million hogs. farmers urged to buy Victory Bonds.
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Britain
Manitoba
Canada
Great Britain
Hog production as wartime necessity in Manitoba
Our Task Hog production today is more than an essential part of a wise farm program. It is a wartime necessity. Manitoba- produced hogs show a marked improvement each year in type, quality and finish. This is being accomplished through wiser selection of breeding stock, improved management as to feeding, prevention and control of swine diseases.
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P. W. Burchell
Vera Parker
Vancouver
B.C
J. W. Arthurs
John Stevenson
Rossburn Orchestra
Bradwardine
Lorne Nesbitt
Roy Nesbitt
Thos. Nesbitt
Bert Dowland
R.C.A.F. Yorkton
Mrs. E. Dowland
J.J. Thomson
Andrew Scott
J. G. Cruikshank
Winnipeg
Mr. Hambley
Berlin
Germany
Swine Breeders’ Association OF Manitoba
Swift Canadian Co., Ltd
St. Boniface
Winnipeg and
Union Stock Yards
Brockie
Funeral Home
Royal
Royal Yeast
Lothair
B. R. Montague
Gar. Montague
Moline
Lac Ross
Dauphin
Lac Wiens
No. 10.N.S
Allan Thomson
No. 2
Manning School
E. J. R. Baily
Port Mann
John Baily
E. E. Montague
H. M. Harvey
C.C. Harvey
Wm. Pettapiece
Pettapiece
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
National Grain CO. Ltd
EL Alamein
U.S
Grant
Ieen
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