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Winnipeg WWII Home Front
May 16, 1941
Drums For the Troops These bugles and drums will soon keep the beat in martial time for a unit of the Canadian army. They were presented to Military District No. 10 by the St. Boniface Kiwanis club at a luncheon, meeting, Thursday, at, the Nicolett  hotel. In the presentation pictured above are: Left to right, back row, Trafford Taylor, J. H. Mooradian, president of the club: Gladys Forrester, of the club's Thumbs Up revue; Lt.-Col. James Neish, who accepted the instruments presented by Mayor George MacLean, right. Front row, left to right, Dorothy Johnston and Ruth King, of the Thumbs Up revue.

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Winnipeg Free Press Archives Winnipeg WWII Home Front May 16, 1941 Drums For the Troops These bugles and drums will soon keep the beat in martial time for a unit of the Canadian army. They were presented to Military District No. 10 by the St. Boniface Kiwanis club at a luncheon, meeting, Thursday, at, the Nicolett hotel. In the presentation pictured above are: Left to right, back row, Trafford Taylor, J. H. Mooradian, president of the club: Gladys Forrester, of the club's Thumbs Up revue; Lt.-Col. James Neish, who accepted the instruments presented by Mayor George MacLean, right. Front row, left to right, Dorothy Johnston and Ruth King, of the Thumbs Up revue.

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