Birthday Wishes From The Gazette To Readers
The Gazette extends best wishes for a happy birthday to Hamiota Butler Charles LePine Rene LePine Mrs Dorothy Vickery Mrs Lola Fraser Mrs C Annie. The note mentions a ration book in Canada’s biggest printing and mailing job and highlights the total spent on paper printing shipping and distribution as remarkably small. The Anglican Church in Canada appoints A Champness Rector and notes Holy Communion on the first Sunday of the month.
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Hamiota— Butler
Charles LePine
Rene LePine
Dorothy Vickery
Lola Fraser
C. Annie
Canada
Ration Book No 5 Distribution Dates and Sites
Ration Book No 5 will be distributed at Rivers School on Friday and Saturday October 20 and 21 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ward One and Two residents should attend Friday, Ward Three Saturday morning, with an evening Farmers Only session 8 to 10 p.m. at the Municipal Office if needed. Wheatland Perrett's Store will host October 18 and 19 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Bradwardine Livingstone's Store October 20 and 21 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Presentation Book No 4 with K coupon sheets required. Cooperation requested by local volunteers.
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Rivers School
Lillian Dyer
Perrett
Wheatland
Livingstone
Bradwardine
Kenora Businessman Visits Town and Local Movements
J. E. Thompson of Kenora Ontario, long prominent in local business, visited friends in town. Miss Ruth Buggey departed to take a position in the Winnipeg Legislative Building library. Jack McDougall, veteran of Rivers district, died at Brandon hospital. Two local boys Whitney Buggey and Wallace Martin left for Brandon College. Threshing has been delayed by heavy rains. Thirty years ago Pte Ferguson reported his regiment sailing with the 1st Canadian Contingent from Valcartier. Riv ers School primary room scholars include George Couch Christie Butterill Stan Alaford.
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Ruth Buggey
Legislative Building
Winnipeg
Whitney Buggey
Wallace Martin
Brandon College
Rivers School
George Couch
Christie Butterill
Stan, Alaford
Radio versus newspapers says magazine supports print
The David Gibson Magazine argues radio will not replace newspapers and warns against misusing radio as a means to pad inflation era measures, urging vigilance on the Home Front and cautions that experience plus common sense is providence.
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David Gibson
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Teenise
Rogers’ Bakery and Confectionery
Jesse Rogers
Johnson
Chan
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Rivers Blood Donor Clinic
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S. B. Thorson
N.S. Heuchert
Harold R. Dallas
Ralph Nield
Leslie M. Kasdorf
John Schofield
F. Donald Thorson
Hazelcliffe— Percy
Jane
Bradwardine— Common
Margaret Common
McRae
C. S. Houston
Jean Wood
John Ferguson
John G. Ebel
Lorne F. Baily
Hazel
Rapid City
Hyndman
Jos. L
Alexander— Seens
Thos. H. Seens
T. H
Malinoski
Polly
the Gazette
Thos. Smith
Alf. Wareham
Maybelle Twigge
Walter Thomas
R. W. Greasley
Rebt. Hopewell
LeGoff
Alta
Brock Parsons
Maurene Setter
Jos. N. Airey
Bruce G. Butler Jr
Anglican Church In
A. Champness
Roseville
Christ Church
St. Matthew’s
Ancrum
St. James
Rivers
United Church
F. W. Les
Daly
Wheatland and
Citiizens
H. Wareham
Local Ration Board
Gazette
Thiseek
J. E. Thompson
Kenora, Ont
Jack McDougall
Rivers District
Brandon
Aco
Pte. Ferguson
Valcartier
Four Star Theatre
Walter Wanger
Marine Raiders
Randolph Scott
Noah Beery Jr
Alan Curtis
Grace McDonald
Danny Kaye
Manitoba
the Government OF
Province OF
Nyal
G. M. Setter
J. W. Hanlon
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