Weekend visits and homecomings in Manitoba and Ontario
OSHA Pte. Mike Swereda returns on week-end leave from Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. J. Halaschak spent the past west-end at Dauplic. Mr. PF. Twrdun traveled with Bill Bad inski. Mr. and Mrs P. Chron and Miss J. Zapski visited Brandon over the west-end. Peter and Mike Kaskiw of Fort William visit their parents, T. and Mrs. Kaskiw. Peter Kashtan returns from Winnipeg where he was employed. Corinne Swistun comes home after six months in ry, Pruaiomae and Sark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Swereda
Winnipeg
J. Halaschak
Dauplic
P. Chron
Miss J. Zapski
Brandon
Wes-End
Peter and
Mike Kaskiw
Fort William
Mrs. T. Kaskiw
Corinne Swistun
Ry, Pruaiomae
Sarkatoon
Vista School News and Local Happenings Update
Mr. Alex McPhail installed electric lights. Exams upcoming. Mr. Hugh Armstrong visited Winnipeg and returned. Several residents visiting family. Canadian Navy enlistment and military leaves noted. Vista Picnic set for June 25 with all welcome. Local officials and agriculture rep visits reported. Calf Club judging held at Art Chesney’s amid rain. Dan Hamilton traveled to Winnipeg as Junior Seed Club representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex McPhail
Alex Brown
Heavy Artillery
Bobby Baker
O’donald
W. J. Hamilton
W. J. Breaky
Strathclair
Goode
Art Chesneys
Dan Hamilton
Winnipeg
Red Cross Keeps Home Front Aid Rolling Across Canada
wartime and peacetime Red Cross continues vital services on the home front. Mobile clinics, first aid programs, and the Good Citizenship Junior Red Cross with 900000 members sustain civilian relief, hospital needs, and support for soldiers from Ontario to British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cros
Qgutpost
Canada
Red Cross
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
British Columia
Red Cross outlines wartime services and fundraising goal
The document highlights Red Cross training thousands of women in home nursing first aid and nutrition for wartime use. It reports 42 236 patients treated in 54 post hospitals and 42 012 in travelling clinics. Halifax Seaport Nursery aided 1800 plus arrivals and 1544 handicapped children received care. The Red Cross seeks 9 million dollars to sustain home services and war related aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean
Red Crownatpost
Seaport
Halifax
Canada
Red Cross
Red Ss
Seedtimes Harvest Barley Aids Bacon Quality
The article reports animal nutrition tests by Br. KB W. Crampton at Macdonald College Quebec under the National Barley and Fina Committee. Western grains were used with barley proving superior to oats and corn for hog growth feed efficiency and carcass quality. Wheat and barley combination may offer best overall efficiency and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oanada
Br. KB. W. Crampton
Macdonald College
Quebec
National
Barley and
Fina Committee
Ley
Berney Committee
Prairie Provinces
Scrap metal from car to craft a tank cannon
A report notes scrap metal from an old car could be used to manufacture a tank cannon. Authorities caution about safety and legal implications of weapon construction.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osha
PF. Twrdun
Bill Badinski
Peter Kashtan
Vista School News
Hugh Armstrong
Leonard Ham
Dorothy Breaky
Clifford McLeod
Gordon Melfityre
Charlie Hay
Carlyle Miller
Vista
L. Windguard
A. Chesney
Chap. Cummings
Erickson
A. Woods
Lorraine
Art Chesney
Mesars. Breaky
Minnedosa
H. Alexander
Ruthenia
Nick Derkach
Treas
P.O. Man
Cesp
J.G. Stitt
Rosaburn
Rossburn
D. Hough
R. M. Rossburn
Paris Cafe
Man
Douglas
C. D. Douglas
G. P. Armstrong
Main Street
Nicholas Stupnnsky
Rossburn, Man
Britain
Shea
Rossburn Hall
M. Holinsky
Pane
America
Macrhes
Sumner
Ordsmat
C. A. Menzies
International Harvester Company of Canada Ltd
Freddie
National War Finance Committee
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