Fire escape seekers urged to join the blaze
The remark calls on people not to flee but to engage with the crisis, urging active participation rather than avoidance. It frames the situation as a societal fire requiring collective presence and action.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
4
The remark calls on people not to flee but to engage with the crisis, urging active participation rather than avoidance. It frames the situation as a societal fire requiring collective presence and action.
Readable wedding notices describe Lela Pearl McCauley’s June 1 ceremony at All Saints church Gladstone and Joan Frances Wickstead’s June 1 nuptials to John Valentine Schapperd in Gladstone. Details cover gowns, corsages, attendants, venues, receptions, and future residences in Winnipeg and Prince Albert.
Reserve Army units from Prairie Command will attend their annual Summer camp at Shilo Camp Manitoba from June 30 to July 14. Nine units are from Military District No 10 and four from No 12. The camp will use a housekeeping plan with A-3 Artillery Training Centre handling administrative work to maximize training time. Units may gain exposure to new weaponry during the camp. Soldiers will receive summer uniforms and on arrival sheets and a pillow case for the first time. Military District No 10 units include 48th Anti-Tank, 52nd Heavy Anti-Aircraft, 18th Armoured Car (12th Manitoba Dragoons), 67th Light Anti-Aircraft, Royal Winnipeg Rifles and Royal Winnipeg Light Infantry, plus Royal Canadian Army Service MD 10 and 10th District Light Infantry. Use Want Ads For Results.
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