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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
2
Mowat plans a leave with his wife while Boys' and Girls' Club gardens show favorable progress. Mowat School children named Ethelbert were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Metro Kokoiski.
Pte Elwood Bliss of Camp Mr and Mrs Strand Gilbert Plains recently. Pte Leonard Rowat Winn spent a week end leave with his parents Mr and Mrs R Rowat. Bill Lee RCA F Gimli spent a short leave recently with his parents Mr and Mrs R Lee.
Winnipegosis and district residents are noted visiting relatives and traveling for service. Mrs. John Solomon and Mrs. S Fisher spent time with families in Winnipeg and Dauphin, while Camp Borden personnel extended furloughs at home. The hatchery crew returned from Duck Bay with pickerel spawn released. A birth, a golden wedding anniversary, dances for fundraising, and local visits to Dauphin, Roblin, and Goose Island are reported along with church and club activities.
The notice indicates events at the Dauphin Theatre scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday next week. Details on performers or times are unavailable in the readable text.
The Willing Workers held a regular meeting at Mrs. E Porter’s home last Thursday with quilting and lunch. The next meeting is planned for June 29 at Mrs. P Sainsbury’s. Several families visited Mr and Mrs W Hall and Doreen over the weekend. Mrs Henderson hosted a birthday gathering for her eightieth. Mrs Playford and Judy are visiting town for a month. Margaret Tucker and Mrs H Hall arrived from Flin Flon after visiting Geo Tucker.
Visitors at the M Huska home over the week end included Mr and Mrs J Winters and Joan, Mr and Mrs I Rogers and family. Pte Colin Asquire is home on leave. Mr and Mrs W Scott visited the J Winters home. Maxine Rogers was a weekend guest of Doreen Winters. The Ashville Vitamin Growers held their second meeting on Wednesday of this week.
Residents of Makinak Carrick Woodbend and Laurier districts showed strong support for the 6th Victory Loan drive. Local families visited relatives in Branbury and Kamsack while Pte. Robert Thompson from Camp Shilo spent furlough with his parents. W. P. Woodhouse attended the Decoration Day parade in Winnipeg on May 21.
A historical note outlines how the staff of nurses served at a key moment, detailing roles, deployments, and the care provided within a hospital or field setting. The account emphasizes teamwork and the critical function of nursing during the period described.
A parade of service personnel and families is noted as Sgt. Ted White completes a course at No 7 AOS Portage visits S J Kozak and O J Abraham households. Detroiter Miss Nellie Kozarchuk returns with cousin Miss Jean Adams. Various air force army and nursing staff guests visit parents, with several relieved or wounded in action updates from Italy and Germany.
Mrs Brownridge and family thank friends for kindness floral tributes and use of cars during their recent bereavement.
The family thanks friends for messages of sympathy and floral tributes after a recent bereavement. They especially thank Mr Stabe who officiated and the pallbearers.
Mr and Mrs Cc Bunes and family express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kind acts including loaned cars and beautiful flowers during their recent bereavement for their beloved son and brother.
In memory of Annie Pearl Crowder who died May 29 1943. The verse speaks of secret after years tears and lasting regret. Loved ones Dot Billie and Billie remember her with enduring devotion.
In loving memory of our dear husband and father Sidney Johnstone who died May 29 1943. We do not forget them we love them too dearly. For memory to fade from our lives we dream. Our lips need not speak when our hearts mourn sincerely. Ever remembered by his wife and family.
Crowder family remembers Annie Pearl Crowder who died May 29, 1943. The message recalls her loving nature and the sorrow of her daughters Lola and Kay, son-in-law Clarence, and Bob, with memories of her smile and gentle face.
Olive Durston visits the area as rural field day draws near this Friday. Mr and Mrs Tom Keats hosted friends last Sunday. Cecil Wright spent the weekend at home in the district. The district extends sympathy to the relatives of George Wilkey.
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