Local and Personal News from Ewers District
Mrs. E. E. Grant and Merle returned home last week after a trip to points east. Bert Brown of Winnipeg visited relatives in the district at week’s end. Mrs. Roy Mitchell and child ren visit Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Roberta in Kamsack Sask. Miss Esme White of Regina spent a few days with her parents. Ada Wareham leaves for Manitou to join the Collegiate staff. Gordon Draper and young son Anthony of Fingal Ontario visiting Alf Couch in Daly. Leslie Hays and family from Winnipeg leave after three weeks with Frank Paddock. Rivers Board of Trade met Tuesday evening. Sports Day committee reports a good balance. discussion of annual banquet. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Reshaur and family move to Mulvihill as section foreman for Canadian National Rwys. many friends bid them farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mitchell
Roberta
Kamsack, Sask
Esme White
Regina
Albert White
Robt
Mulvihill
Bob
Canadian National Rinys
Ewers
Social visit notes from Chilliwack and surrounding towns
Carnegie reports Mr and Mrs Leslie Blow of Chilliwack B C visiting H G Eyres. Mrs Thos Nev ille hosted over the weekend guests Mrs Dave Stephenson Bery and Murray Sidney Man and Mr and Mrs W H Nevill Glenboro as part of holiday hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Nevill
Dave Stephanson
Bery and Murray
Sidney, Man
W. H. Nevill
Glenboro
Carnegie Social Notes Roundup Containing Visits Cast
Marion Watts of Brandon spends the holiday at her Carnegie home. Mrs. Thos Heal returns after months with her Winnipeg daughter. Fred Robins visits sister Mrs. Foster Baily in Cromer Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Marion Watts
Brandon
Mrs. Thos. Heal
Winnipeg
Fred Robins
Mrs
Foster Baily
Cromer
Man
Local Notes From Camp Shilo and District Visitations
Lothair Gnn B R Montague RCA of Camp Shilo spending furlough with wife at parents’ home. Miss Mabel Seater of Victoria BC left for home after two weeks with her brother J W Seater. Mr and Mrs E Montague visited at the Wiens home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Stan Rollins hosted by Mr and Mrs Wright and family from Rapid City Sunday. Mrs T Airey Mr and Mrs Clib Airey and Mr and Mrs Matt Wareham with family visited relatives. Mr Dick Baily of Oakner in district for harvest help. LAC Henry Wiens No 1 C N S spent forty-eight at home. Mrs Alf Vickery visited Sunday with sister Mrs A Johnson Arrow River. Rapid City fair slated for Wednesday October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnn
B. R. Montague
R.C.A
Camp Shilo
Mabel Seater
Victoria
B.C
J. W. Seater
Stan
Rollins
Mrs. Wright
Rapid City
Dick Baily
Oakner
Health Update From Manitoba Department
Prepared by the Department of Health and Public Welfare of Manitoba Government, the report outlines public health status and guidance. It notes Manitoba health initiatives, vaccination drives, and community wellness programs at 320 Sherbrook Street in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health and Public Welfare
Manitoba
Sherbrook Street
Winnipeg
Health of Canadas War Effort Hinges on Fitness
An analysis notes 44 percent of Canadian army applicants fell short of Category A fitness by Oct 2 1941. McGill data show 75 percent of workers aged 15 to 64 have some ailment costing 6.4 lost days per man and 85 per woman yearly. Health spending focuses little on prevention, dragging down wartime production and well being. Communities must act locally to improve national health. These articles are distributed by Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aany
Thorson
National War Services
Anty
McGill University
Canada
Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Notice to creditors and public of separation action
Notice states that the husband will not be responsible for any debts incurred by his wife Anna Matichuk after she left the household without lawful excuse, directing that all persons are notified of this declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Matichuk
Rivers Fair Grounds Buildings Tender Sale
Tenders will be received up to Saturday September 19 for the purchase of all buildings at Rivers Fair Grounds. Address all tenders to Frank Taylor secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivers Fair Grounds
BRADWARDINE Saddened by death of Sgt Fred Dowland overseas
The Bradwardine community mourns Sgt Fred Dowland RCA F who was killed in action overseas. Youngest son of Mr and Mrs Edward Dowland he had been abroad since May. Readers extend sympathy to his family as another local hero, Pilot Ralph Post, also died in service. High school welcomes new students and local updates follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dowland
W.O.A. G
R.C.A.F
Fred
Edward Dowland
Ralph Post
Stanley Post
Autumn’s Quiet Wisdom in a Poet’s Reflection
J. H. Barker recalls how spring’s bright call once thrilled him, but as seasons turn the weariness of summer fades. Autumn brings calmer beauty, browning hues, and softened lines, offering a peaceful view of life and a shift from youthful zeal to reflective ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Barker
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. E. Grant
Merle
Points East
Bert Brown
Ada Wareham
Manitou, Man
Gordon Draper
Anthony
Fingal
Ontario
Alf. Couch
Daly
Leslie Hays
Frank Paddock
Rivers Board of Trade
Leslie Blow
Chilliwack, B.C
H. G. Eyres
Lothair
E. Montague
Mrs. Wiens
T. Airey
Clib, Airey
Matt. Wareham
Neepawa
Chas. Airey
Sandra Lynn
Lac
Henry Wiens
C.N. S
Alf. Vickery
A. Johnson
Arrow River
Dominion
Brkks Avrwunteran Sec
Frank Taylor
Treas
Phorace
Ign
Rand Mac E
Bradwardine
Mrs. Mumford
Mrs. A. Innis
Jim Wood
R. Ic.a.f
Saskatoon
John Wood
Jim
A. Richardson
J. G. Cruikshank
J. Buckingham
Souris
Evelyn Livingstone
Rivers Telephone Staff
Reta Common
Oak River
Tommy Seens
Hamiota
A. Uter
Hudson's Bay Company
MD Ta
National Grain CO. Ltd
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