Canadians urged to buy more War Savings Certificates
Finance Minister Isley opened the Fall campaign urging Canadians to fund the war by paying as we go. He noted War Savings Certificates provide 70 to 80 percent of costs, with payroll and bank pledges needing growth to reach the $10,000,000 monthly target. He warned isolation fails and urged lending through certificates.
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Isley
War Savings
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Ilsley
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Reconsecration Week Emphasizes Continued National Duty
The piece urges ongoing personal dedication during wartime, stressing that every individual counts in building Canada’s national life. It calls for a hundred percent effort in work, defense, and sacrifice, extending from inner conviction to daily actions as the war enters its third year.
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U G G Urges Living Bonus for Farmers
R S Law of United Grain Growers Limited on behalf of the board calls for an acreage based payment to western wheat farmers. The plan would base payments on the Canadian Wheat Board’s basic acreage about 65 percent of 1940 seedings, roughly 18.5 million acres, with $300 per acre totaling about $52.5 million to offset rising costs and income shortfalls.
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R.S. Law
United Grain Growers Limited
Canada
United Grain Growers
Canadian Wheat Board
Homemaking Courses Return For Rural Manitoba Youth
Homemaking courses are offered again to rural Manitoba girls through the Dominion Provincial Youth Training Plan. Miss Speers of the Agriculture Extension Service spoke at a United Church Annex meeting about establishing a MacGregor Homemaking School for ages 16 to 30. The program, overseen by Education with Agriculture Health and Labour, has grown since and will include North Norfolk and nearby areas. information available from Miss Katherine MacKinnon, Registrar, Youth Training Centre, MacGregor.
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Dominion
Department of Education
Departments of Agriculture, Health and Labour
Miss Speers
Department of Agriculture
United Church
MacGregor
North Norfolk
Katherine MacKinnon
Advt
Recruits Urgently Needed for War Effort
War news from Europe and broadcasts warn of a serious threat to the Western Hemisphere and Canada. All men of military age and fit medical condition must offer service, with training for overseas or home defence. Recruiting Committee chairs, including J. P. MacKinnon, urge frequent meetings to direct recruits to authorized Recruiting Representatives for free transportation to Medical Board Centres.
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Western Hemisphere
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Cliff Chariton
Harold Smith
Ernest Towerty
Frank Davey
Vic. Rands
Ed. A. Chant
G. E. Lewin
Bert Wimsett
A. Heselwood
J.J. Jeffrey
Amos Lane
Charles Lambert
J. Robinson
George F. Goulding
Joe Manns
Alex Dow
R. Lamb
H. A. Lye
James Ormiston
Howie Rodgers
W. H. Crocker
Harry Elliott
Newspaper ads signal news shoppers should watch closely
Newspaper advertisements signal unusual importance for shoppers, containing notices and promotions that reflect timely market changes, sale events, and price shifts likely to affect daily purchasing decisions.
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