Canadian Women's Army Corps recruits in Manitoba drive
The piece explains the CWAC aims to release fit men from non active duties to boost active service. It highlights recruiting targets, weekly open houses at Fort Osborne, and roles from canteen helpers to telegraphists. It emphasizes parental awareness, housing standards, and the corps as a supportive female base for the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farma
Canadian Women’s Army Corps
Canadian Army
Canada
Canadian Women's Army Corps
Winnipeg
Harry Gutkin
C.w.ac
C.wac
Norton Anderson
M.D. 10
C.W.A.C
Manitoba
C.W. A.C
Kathleen McConvey
MLC
Lieut. McConvey
Canadian Women's Army
Fort Osborne
C.W. ‘Ac
C.W.A. C
Lieut
MacConvey
McConvey
Public Health Nurse Aids TB Family Care in Manitoba
A mother newly discharged from a sanatorium plans to rejoin her family with support from a district public health nurse. The nurse helps arrange home care, meals, rest space, and tuberculosis clinic appointments while advising on nutrition and sun exposure to prevent reinfection. Municipal health services promote nurse access through the Director of Nurses in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Manitoba
Sherbrook Street
Winnipeg
Norman Harvey Lothair returns from Rivers for summer
Norman Harvey Lothair came home from Rivers to spend the summer months while Mary and Jimmy Ross visited Brandon on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Harvey
Rivers
Mary and
Jimmy Ross
Brandon
McFarlane Couple Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McFarlane marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Tuesday evening April 20. Guests from Rivers included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evans and daughter Mrs. Brown Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Perham Mr. and Mrs. Sel by Brown and Miss R. McMillan. A sumptuous dinner followed by music and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. McFarlane
Rivers
Harry Evans
Brown
J. A. McKenzie
Perham
Selby Brown
R. McMillan
Ten Years Ago From the Gazette News Blips
At the Board of Trade meeting discussion focused on improving a northern road. W A Poston died after a wagon fall. The Church of England spire was completed as the town's highest. Claude Westwood began the new hotel with a decorated spade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Church of England
Claude Westwood
Victory Loan and the Savings Dilemma
The article discusses why many people treat a minimum savings balance as essential and how government bonds offer liquidity that could replace some cash reserves. It questions the perceived safety threshold and notes that many could reduce savings significantly without harming emergency readiness while stressing the liquidity of government bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Loan
Victory Bonds as Cash in Extreme Emergencies
The item states that Victory Bonds are convertible into cash at a moment's notice and are the nearest form of cash in securities, with supporting credit from the Dominion of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory
Dominion of Canada
Emerson Wolfe Returns From Winnipeg Visit
Mrs. Emerson Wolfe returned home from Winnipeg on Saturday. Miss Dorothy Phillips and Miss Lillian Thomson spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Sanford Cochrane. Mr and Mrs Bert Stamp and small son Brian and Mr Alf Stamp of Brandon visited at the home of Mr John Thomson last Wednesday afternoon. Edward Wolfe of Brandon spent Sunday at his home here. Miss Carlyn Wedderburn of Brandon spent the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs Wm Sibbald and family have returned home after spending the winter in Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Wolfe
Winnipeg
Dorothy Phillips
Lillian Thomson
Mrs. Sanford Cochrane
Bert Stamp
Brian
Alf. Stamp
Brandon
John Thomson
Edward Wolfe
Carlyn Wedderburn
Mrs
A. S. Wedderburn
Wm. Sibbald
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Department of Health and Public Welfare
Manitoba Department of Health and Public Welfare
Asso
Lothair
the Gazette
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W. A. Poston
Mall
Cassan Monumental CO
10Th Street
All Canada
Aha
Celve
Tee le
York
Saute
M.D
As el
Tarbolton
Uany
Alder Wi
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