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The Sylvan Lake News 1942-01-07 - 1944-12-20
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1944-09-13
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i SEPTEMBER 18, 1944 THE SYLVAN LAKE NEWS PAGE FIVE " a $400 to $700. THANKSGIVING OCTOBER 9 Capt. $. deBarathy : Of India | Nations “ee Sane 4 iy cnt pra wins | CS) } Harvesting Malting Barley VSS Sa eee ave eevee coe ee eae 67, a resident of Sylvan Lake| the returns from a single crop: October 9, as Thanksgiving Day ral since the early thirties, died in|"nd even if they could the ma ‘As a da ° Material the Belcher military bospital,|terials and appliances are not) t Calgary, on Thursday, August|svailable to do the job now.|for the blessing wi of anksgiving to Almighty God ho whieh 31, 1944. Born at Cambridge,|Many farmers if they would) the people of our Dominion of England, he came to Ca 1906, ¢ later at Ja in|atart #aving now—buying Vie- Canada have been favoured we do iding first at Olds and|tory Bonds and ear-marking|during this year; an Sylvan Lake, He waalthem for this purpose—would| hereby invite all our py »ple of wars, the bave enough aceumulated to) Canada to observe the said day i a veteran of tw South African war and the | elec World War of 191-18. He rify their farms when the/as a day of general thanksgiv |opportunity arises, jing.” ne survived by his son Eric in Cal Would reusk tea sary nd kon ha the, Caited | jSSSSSSSSHeAa EAL SERRE EER, Daily Bus Service Stutes serving with the U.S. RED DEER - SYLVAN LAKE - ROCKY MT. HOUSE y cloth- arr Sunday Wee W § und the Only Days D rers of army boots pm. $file factory alone pro DAILY SERVICE Ly. Rocky Mt. House Ar. Funeral serviees were held in| SANAALANAAN DAD AANSAAN SASSANID Calgary on Saturday, Septem- m. 10.80 p.m pairs of shoes Se ane ae eee ole ne SnRn 900k. AlkapbreGoner Albpim! 1000p sas the tnngest 3a the Honor Plot of Burnsland Eaaats eee sae ae ata he. © eine : Everything you need fora NEW GRANARY may Sezpim ssbere Cores on) eae 0 work shops and be obtained at our yard. You'll find our stoek of i ioe a Benalto Corner Spam. 9120 p.m. ries, spread all WRENS CELEBRATE lumber quite complete, too, for any other building 655 p.m Ivan Lake yam. 9.00 pam, 1 directly employ- SECOND BIRTHDAY purposes around the farm. 75pm, 05am, BEE Ar 51h pm. 8.80 pam ers, are today sup- 7.40pm. 1040am. Ar. Red Deer Ly. 4,80 p.m. 5 paris fals to the United Phe now well known" Wrens" ————— vets, bombs, rift explosiv (Women's Royal Canadian Nav- al Service) celebrated the or- Sorensen Bus Lines Ltd. W. CALHOUN, AGENT, AT SYLVAN LAKE HOTEL armor- and count- ment ranging from Gene hutes are produced Jast month. Their strength hits | xxxxxxnenxcxnnwnnx nwa vex eer en SUSAN TEAAE TENSE EES grown to 5,000 from the first side of the picture, class of 67. They serve in 30 able to raise her different categories of work of 180,000 to a a ed coat seein cn gut the things you bity in warth Atlas Deniber Co., Ltd. *: D.F.McCUTCHEON - LOCAL MANAGER veepers, SEMNVAANN SNNWANAASAS NAN ERNANENESS xanization's second birthday 4 cpaN atta wears Newfoundland. Organized to yorld wide. Their release: men for daty at sea, recognized iby. the they work in naval offices, driv- at seven Victorla ing cars and trucks, sending sig- Fc enttn Mewar nils, plotting convoys, checking ee eee ropplles, coking meals nursing THE 2TORY OF at India's achieve~ the wounded. and ill and on strial war produc- special research duties. In their r mobilization dur- stride they went through the ears haye been on : Ce ee London blitz and now the rock- CHILDREU'2 creas et bombs, gallant Canadians all. Needlework Judge Mabatly ia visiting A. ER EAR R. Gibson at Lamont, Alta. Mrs. Mahaffy, Mise Gipay Ma- fy and “the twins,’ who hh have xpent the summer here, ; : BVIOUSLY babies and children must have the wool, cotton and rayon yarn she requires. eG Ga yin ey ip mt Cen CL OnRC aL Oe eee hese ries enitece always had to get a substantial part of our fornin, where they will spend Board has given special attention to the production requirements from other countri the winter. of these garments. The problem has not been so much one of g Mr. and Mrs, V, M. Neely and of raw materials, but of getting the raw n has been a greatly ine i Mr. and Mrs. Bston Holsworth (wool, cotton, ra in into yarns—and then to production difficulti of the nada has never produced all meet the prob! THE INCREASED DEMAND RESULTED FROM- returned home today after knit into garments. C: spending a holiday at Banff and Calgary. Since the first of the month the district has been favoured Extra buying Perhops too many people wanted te be “on the safe side. More babies... Is opporently (ye always the way in wartime. “hand-ma-down" germents. SQ Reduced ure of second-hand or — Increased contumer buying « « - Less home sewing . . . Mothers Huse demond for underwear by i i i ve been working outside the Armed Forces. with exceptionally fine weath- More people with more money. bets ‘king outside thi er. Harvesting is in full swing. FARM ELECTRICITY MORE UNDERWEAR: but still not enough! The reason is that it just has not been possible to produce with (Continued from page 1) the skilled workers and machines available to the Brooks dred dollars in equipment for United Nations enough yarn and garments to meet the increased | drobe distinc farm and home, The larger the demands all over the world. aie tana amount spent on appliances, the squares. yreater the benefits secured and WHAT HAS BEEN DONE ABOUT IT t " i s : ES ee theieadiicnal encreynecstaiard \ First of all the Board found out the kind and additional 600,000 garments will be provided this small. quantity cf garments Canadian children must have. year from these sources. tecntache oven TE eae mee COn eC Le Dace : F than V Negotiations were conducted with production ttern send twen! E : Be cheat bine eee 1 with pr npe cannot Be Bee power linas, most, if not all of apucerone ee public is asking for GRuC ice th (other counEHes Gor staples oF yamnto. old Arts Depart- the construction overhead will TA aR DTH Canadian knitters for use in children’s underwear. vs ye 33 2, * ~, - é ee nisi 3 A ee Wioniaee: probably be charged in the min- vSoiplans were made to see, Ev dicecting:prodiiction primary. cotton mills were required to divert write plainly your imum monthly bill; and the all down the lineal we Cocke meet the swollen demand spinning facilities from fabric manufacture to the Pattern Number, : z = Berea anceps: , ear yacne. Weees Gh the wade farmer will not have to invest 5 nearly as possible spinning of underwear yarns as terna may take a , hi own capital to get energy. \ Each manufacturer was'told to produce an increased Arrangements were made through National Selec- an usual On the othe? hand, if the farm number of garments. r : We nee ee ae cae a ' The greatly increased supply of children’s underweer resulting Jabour to the underwear .D TWO ia to be electrified by the indi- VA constant check is kept from these effoits is shown by the relotive sizes of the 1). vii i zy . = figures below. displayed by the vidual plant, the farmer will ‘on mills-to see that they are"
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