Weekly Editor Visits Armed Forces in Germany
Eugene Derksen reports on the Canadian Brigade in Germany, noting living standards and supply chains. He details rations at No 1 RCASC depot, sourcing from multiple countries via the British Service Corps in Amsterdam, and describes Maple Leaf stores in married quarters offering tax free goods. Germany observers note the soldier’s favorable finances and consumption patterns.
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Eugene Derksen
Carillon News Steinbach
Germany
No. 1 Rcasc
Sterling
Australia
England
Argentine
U.S.A
B.C
British Service Corps
Amsterdam
Turkey
Army
Maple Leaf
Oper
Canada
Manitoba Teachers Enjoy European Teaching Stint
Manitoba teachers join a two year program in Germany teaching in schools for Canadian servicemen’s children. Selected by Ottawa, they receive living allowances plus home pay, enabling them to see much of Europe during weekends and holidays.
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Manitoba
Germany
Ottawa
Europe
Fashion Patterns Highlight Bold Prints For Home Sewers
Home Economist News surveys front page fashion trends with plaids stripes and bold prints dominating, extending into wood fabrics. It notes careful matching for large patterns, yardage needs, and pattern layout. Shirtwaists cardigans sheath dresses and two piece costumes remain popular for versatile home sewing options.
Canadi an Brigade educates 2200 pupils near Soest
Western Europe tour by small cars brings the Canadian Brigade to Soest with about 100 Manitoba teachers. Registered teachers include Isses Co J Canning Shilo KA and M L Marciniec Dauphin Anne Schwaluk Gimli and M E B Sinclair East Kildonan. Betty Fyles Winnipeg assists. The nine Canadian forts host 2200 students, about 200 in high school. Children behave like Manitoba peers, curriculum mirrors Ontario Grades I XIII though no grade XIII present.
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Paris
Dusseldorf
Cologne
Europe
Soest
Manitoba
Isses Co
J. Canning
Shilo
K.A
M.L. Marciniec
Dauphin
Anne Schwaluk
Gimli
M. E. B. Sinclair
East Kildonan
Betty Fyles
Winnipeg
Four Corners
Pine Falls and Powerview Community News Briefs
Local residents prepare for university studies with engineering and forestry programs in New Brunswick and Wisconsin. Spain visits, family updates, and well wishes fill notices. Fire destroys Taylor home in Rock Area with injuries to Polly Boiteau and Lucien Norman. Polly escapes, Lucien hospitalized.
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Ernie Doucette
Klaus Vogel
Pine Falls
University of New Brunswick
Taylor
Rock
WEDDINGS OF GRAbke and Chongra Explained in Yorkton and Winnipeg
A double ring ceremony September 26 at Central Baptist Church Yorkton united Lillian Annette Ziulkowska and Rev. Richard F Grabke with reception at Coronation Hall and plans to reside in Winnipeg. The piece notes attendants, gowns, and musical performances. A separate September 12 Winnipeg ceremony joined Anne Mary Chongra and David James Long in St Matthews Memorial Chapel with a Town and Country reception and toast by D Yuill.
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Verna Peter
Reuben Ziulkowski
Erwin Ziulkowski
Geraldine Ziulkowski
Elver
Zink
Pearl Lindbom
Debra
Gwen Grabke
Irvin Grabke
Harvey Zink
Melroy Sauer
Alvin Peter
Victor Chansky
Coronation Hall
Yorkton
West
Winnipeg
Long Chongra
St. Matthews Memorial Chapel
Doidge
Anne Mary
A. Chongra
Elm Grove
Man
David James
S. Long
Pointe du Bois
Margaret Chongra
David Yuill
D.yuill
Double wedding at St George Church marks Guimond Chevrefils unions
Anita and Jeannine Guimond wed Albert Vincent and Robert Chevrefils in a 4 pm ceremony at St George Roman Catholic Church. Rev Father Louis Morin officiated. The reception was at Pine Falls Legion Hall with four tier wedding cakes and dancing. The couples will reside in St George after a brief honeymoon travel through Eastern and southern points. Out of town guests hailed from Winnipeg, Grand Point, Transcona, Fisher Branch and beyond.
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St. George Roman Catholic Church
Anita
Jeanine
Alfred Guimond
Albert Vincent
Alphonse Vincent
Robert Chevrefils
Zephir Chevrefils
St George
Louis Morin
Agnes Vincent
Ada Guimond
Alex
Hector Vincent
Eva Chevrefils
Annette Dayon
Dennis Guimond
Fern Dupuys
Emmanuel Bouvier
Alfred Raymond
Pine Falls
Joe Lourisson
Pte Balabuck
Rene Raymond
Jeanette Meillner
Labrosiere
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Springfield Leader Limited
Lac du Bonnet
Manitob
D. G. Crook
Pads
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Allegra
Herbie
A. Bissett
I. M. Bowyer
Brokenhead
Eleanore Staska
Doris Chura
Dencross
Rita Kowalchuk
Elma
Mary Smerechynski
Glenfields
Beverly Belton
Glenmoor
E. J. Otto
Grand Marais
W. Kowalchuk
Great Falls
Stan Gittins
Green Oak
Eleanor Strauss
Stella Roscoe
Powerview
J. F Turcotte
Seven Sisters
Rosemary Ried
Pat Morton
Thalberg
Aggie
Brenda Tyndall
L. A. Warren
Victoria Beach
de Lester
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
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Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Israel
Denmark
Holland
Hong Kong
Springfield Leader
The
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Home Economist News
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Laird Crawford
Gordon Harrison
Spain
Laird
Mrs. Windsor
Wayne
Shirley
Darcy
Kenneth Houston
Ninette
Agnes Houston
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W. Lauchlan
Cliff Sawchyn
James Roy
Roy Arthurs
G. Dawson
Ines
David Romano
St. Paul’s College
Raymond Iwanick
Mibesubtts University
Milwanee
Ken Neal
Jack Richardson
Ross Halpin
Richardson
Dick Woodfall
Pat
Chateau
Joan Lavallee
Joan
Sidall
Bert Mitchell
Fred Rousseau
Legion Hall
Stardusters
Grand Forks
Winnipes
Boniface
Oney
Emile
Anita Raymond
Grand Point
Jack Aston
Paul Longtin
Transcona
Rosario Guimond
Victor Meileur
Fisher
Yvonne Vincent
Lorette
Arborg
Alex Vincent
Otterbourne
Ernest Chevrefils
Rene Dayon
St. Anne
Florent Vincent
Leo Savage
Ed. Camire
Victor Chevrefils
Kenora
Eldridge Roger Gauthier
Emery Dandeneau
Bill Jenkin
Guy Encontre
Annette Lea
Alma Ldavon
E. A. Mroz
River Hills
William Ave
Beausejour
Renshaw
Chiropractic Clinic
Dr. Davidson and Associates
Somerset Bik
Nentist
A. T. Tuer
McGill "U
Dr. J
Avenue Medical
E.M. Finkleman
B.A
Portage Ave
Lac DU Bonnet Lakeview
Weselak
Notarie
Crawford
Matlin & Company
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Joseph Bellan
Beausejour, Manitoba
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