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Winnipeg WWII Home Front
July 15, 1940
In the limelight at Shilo Camp This  group of Winnipeg artists was given an enthusiastic reception, Saturday evening by more than 1,500 troops at Camp  Shilo. The concert party was organized by the Winnipeg board of trade music bureau under  the direction of C. B. Plant. Cy Gardiner was master of ceremonies. Pictured with the group of artists  is James Hercus, secretary of the music bureau (second from the right), Lieut- Col. P.O.G. Marten.  D.O.C.. expressed his keen appreciation to the artists, and stated the troops would like much more  such light entertainment. Mr. Hercus said.

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Winnipeg Free Press Archives Winnipeg WWII Home Front July 15, 1940 In the limelight at Shilo Camp This group of Winnipeg artists was given an enthusiastic reception, Saturday evening by more than 1,500 troops at Camp Shilo. The concert party was organized by the Winnipeg board of trade music bureau under the direction of C. B. Plant. Cy Gardiner was master of ceremonies. Pictured with the group of artists is James Hercus, secretary of the music bureau (second from the right), Lieut- Col. P.O.G. Marten. D.O.C.. expressed his keen appreciation to the artists, and stated the troops would like much more such light entertainment. Mr. Hercus said.

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