What George gave up for victory bonds
A wartime appeal recounts George leaving his job and family to fight at Dieppe. The speaker urges readers to examine their finances and buy Victory Bonds, highlighting sacrifice, duty, and the loan of money to the nation with interest as a patriotic act.
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George
Dieppe
Decker United Church Anniversary Plans Chosen Date
Decker United Church will observe its anniversary on Sunday October 8 with Rev J W King of Newdale as preacher. Services at 2 pm and 7 30 pm, rally day at 1 30 pm led by Superintendent Bert Bailey with assistant workers and a girls choir providing special music. LW Cochrane notes Cross work shipments from Decker include quilts, clothing and babies wear. Sergeant Chas Norrie reported missing at Dieppe now listed as a prisoner in Germany. Harvey Lints enjoys a holiday from Alaska and the family welcomes a newborn son to the Hall home. Ronald Thomas’s father serves in the navy.
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Decker United Church
J. W. King
Newdale
Bert Bailey
Shirley Fawes
Norma Bailey
Celia Gill
Leuretta Little
Sam Stewart
Wilian Little
W. M. Tarnboire
LW. Cochrane
Red Cross
Decker
Chas Norrie
Jng
Dieppe
Germany
Joe Ntrie
Armed Forces
Lacq
Harvey Lints
Henry Lints
Harvey
Alaska
Haminsta Hospital
Harold Hall
Ronald Thomas
Navy
Congratulations to Mr. Harry Cooke Featured as Crown Life Top Seller
The Winnipeg daily papers featured Mr. Harry Cooke as one of Crown Life Insurance Company's best salesmen, highlighting his sales achievements and recognition within the firm.
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Harry Cooke
Winnipeg
Crown Life Insurance Company
War heroes heal through Red Cross therapy at Maidenhead hospital
Canadian Red Cross notes show soldiers injured in World War II regaining use of muscles and minds through occupational therapy at Canadian Military Hospital No 5 near Maidenhead. Patients paint, braid, weave, stitch and craft in a spacious workroom, aiding recovery and preventing idleness in convalescence.
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England
Apella
Red Cross
Maidenhead
Berkshire
Canadian Red Cross
Canadian Military Hospital No 5
Triple Alliance
Experimental Farm Notes Milk and butterfat shortages loom
Milk and butterfat remain urgently needed wartime foods as production barely met demand in the past year. Prices are at record highs. Cooler nights shorter days and reduced feed reduce autumn milk output, worsening the supply situation.
Managing milking cows through seasonal changes
The guidance notes that freshly calved cows suffer more from outside exposure than late in the lactation stage. It recommends keeping cows milking in winter in a stable at night with extra feed, especially from late September for freshly freshened cows, to sustain production. Daytime outdoors is advised when weather and feed allow, with nighttime bedding and supplemental feeding to prevent declines.
Lavinia United Churches Schedule and Brooms Appeal
Rev. W. M. Turnbull conducts services at McConnell Decker and Lavinia churches with Sunday School times from 12 to 2 p.m. Buy brooms made by the blind. labels appear on the brooms.
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McConnell
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