Of Interest to Women Hello Homemakers Wedding Menu Tips
Traditional wedding month tips offer reception guidance with menus for a wedding breakfast buffet and afternoon reception. Recipes include hot chicken and mushroom patties, creamed foods, fruit punch, fruit layer cake, maid of honor tarts, and notes on table setting and service. The piece also answers reader questions on bread for sandwiches and serving chocolate cake at receptions.
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Brida
Mra. D. M
J. E. Aske
Ansaver
Saskatchewan Farms Come Under Tremmer
Saskatchewan experiences its greatest land boom in years with farm sales daily in southern districts. Mortgage firms report tenants pay large down payments, using thrift from war years. Some firms show sharp increases in sales and clear titles rising, as prices range from high teens to several tens of dollars per acre in loam districts.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Land Mortgage Companies Association
Intel
Mortengendebted
Hess
Ghost town Brule in Alberta to be developed by province
Thirteen tent sites were received by the provincial forestry department for buildings at the ghost town Brule east of Jasper Park. Abandoned years ago when mining closed, the property has come under provincial control for potential development.
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Edmonton
Provincial Forestiry Department
Brule
Jasper Fark
Don’t Fence Me In At Our Frigid Locker Plant
A reader shares a breezy column about voting, car trouble on a muddy rural road, and starting a garden. The piece then riffs on using a new locker plant to store produce and meat, describing cold challenges and a humorous mix up with a T-bone steak turned into hamburg.
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Pallle
Stone Road
Hamburg
Luxury Club For Heroes Of The R A F Opens In London
A new Belfrey Club in London opens centering on RAF heroes including Wing Cmdr Stanford Tuck and Wing Cmdr Douglas Bader as guest of honor. The club, once Sir Vincent Vallard’s home, cost about 450000 dollars to convert and displays tapestries paintings and antique weapons.
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London
IAP
R.A.F
Stanford Tuck
Cmar
Cowley Milling
Sailor Matan
Scott Malden
Johnnie Johnson
Douglas Bader
D.S.C
D.f.cs
Belfrey Club
Vincent_Vallard
Women Scientists Aid War Effort In Wildlife Studies
Washington reports interior department researchers in the Fish and Wildlife Service assist the war effort. Dr Thora Hardy analyzes furs and advises winter gear, Mra Lucile Stickel tests DDT effects, May Thacker Cooke tracks bird migrations, and Mea Rose Kerr guides food planning and nutrition in wartime wildlife programs.
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Washington
United States Interior Department
Fish and Wildlife Service
Thora Hardy
Mra Lucile Stickel
May Thacker Cooke
Mea
Rose G. Kerr
Interior Department
Books Sent to Soldiers Reach 30 Million Figures
London reports that the Services Central Book Depot has distributed 30 million books and periodicals to British forces since its start in wartime. The facility employs soldiers Auxiliary Territorial Service members and civilians to rebinding, with publishers offering cheap editions. The depot plans for postwar needs, including 10 000 books per command library and 400 per unit library.
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London
Services
Army
City of London
East End
T. Rixhood
Auxiliary
Moat
Argy Atone
VE Day crowds cheer as two soldiers parade through London
During VE Day celebrations in London two British soldiers walk arm in arm through The Mall. Streamers hang from forage caps as crowds cheer and a chant titled Pay The poor unemployed appears.
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London
Seeding Progress Report From Round-Vill-A Star CP
More than half of the wheat was seeded by June first as farmers push ahead with planting. Some workers labored overnight using tractors equipped with headlights to speed seeding efforts.
Dog in the manger bites girl in Kitchener case
A dog bitten girl in Kitchener Ontario led police to place the animal in a horse manger at the city pound. In court police said the dog had gone down a hole in the manger bottom and could not be retrieved.
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Kitchener, Ont
Kitchener
City Pound
MacDonald Name Tops in Canadian Army Demographics
Ottawa report notes the MacDonald surname dominates Royal forces with 3 74 variant bearers, surpassing Smith Jones and other common names. The census shows 3 071 MacDonald arts variants and 1 693 Jones men, highlighting naming trends among service members.
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Ottawa
Jones
Smith
Tragic Reunion Ends As Soldier Dies Waiting at Station
Kingston Ontario reports the death of Capt. W. Gray former documentary records officer with 37 years in the permanent army. He died at the railway station while waiting to meet his son Gor. RE. D. Gray who arrived home from overseas. Gor. Gray has five years and five months service.
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Kingston
Ont
W. Gray
Permament
Gor
RE. D. Gray
Gor. Gray
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MacDonald
Dusbane Products Ltd
Toronto
Ontario
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Ibe
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Peter Pan
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