Local and General News Items from Kesetown and Nearby
Mrs. P. Bieber visits her husband in Kesetown Sask. Don Forsyth transfers from Royal Bank Baldur to Birtle, while Mrs. D. Coeak Brandon visits relatives. Nurse E Cunningham departs Friday for Cech Ont hospital. Mrs. Dr Stephens Leader Sask visits family. Embroidered table runner raises 1250 for Red Cross. Walter Long wins. Holy Trinity picnic at Victory Beach Friday 1.30 p.m. David Gerrand, former Reeve, seen in district aged 88 and in good health. Miss Mable Barsett from Ottawa visiting town and relatives.
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Dr Stephens
Sask
A.C. Hill
Heavy floral towels and Indian blankets on sale
Heavy Terry Towels in reversible floral designs and Indian Design Blankets woven from cotton with a heavy nap. Sold at United Stores, Ltd. Minista for 2.89 each. Tea and Coffee rationing schemes begin Monday with per person weekly limits. tea or coffee only, sugar coupons later. Canadian tea ration aligns with British weekly allowance.
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United Stores, Ltd
Minista
Weekend Theatre Shows With Weekend Admission Details
Thursday and Friday at 8 30 p m two shows 7 30 and 9 80 Admission Adults 30c Child n 20c All children must pay admission on Saturday night.
Dumbo in Technicolor at the Atlantic Ferry cinema
The notice promotes Dumbo the circus elephant and guide shows over several days in August with show times. It lists the film as a favorite and mentions the Atlantic Ferry venue with performers Michael Redgrave and Valerie Hobson. Prices: adults 30c. children 20c. All children must pay.
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Dumbo
Circus Elephant
Atlantic Ferry
Michael Redgraves
Valerie Hobson
W M S Meeting Deliberates on Religious Education
The W M S met in the church last Thursday afternoon with an attendance of eleven. Mrs Reynolds led the worship service and the session opened a discussion on religious teaching in schools. The gathering became a royal commission to hear the case for total abstinence with several members giving testimony. Records show one in ten moderate drinkers becoming confirmed drinkers. The issue branches beyond mere concerns of alcohol.
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W.M.S
G'Reynolds
Xis
Second Front debate as Allies face supply and risk
The piece weighs the risks of opening a second front amid Allied strain on manpower and supply. It cites Hong Kong, Tobruk, Singapore, and Dunkirk memories, warns against hasty action, and urges selecting capable commanders while insisting on total victory over the Axis.
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Hong Kong
Tobruk
Singapore
Dunkirk
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