WAR EFFORTS BULLETIN
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- 1943 (indexed as 1943)
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- Includes a sample issue of the War Efforts Bulletin describing what youth groups can do to aid the war effort.
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- CANADIAN JEWISH CONGRESSWar Efforts BulletinIssued by the War Efforts Committee of Canadian Jewish CongressNational Headquarters: 1121 St. Catherine W., MontrealBulletin No.4WHAT YOUTH GROUPS CAN DO TO HELP THE WAR EFFORT1. COMFORTS FUNDSponsor comforts and cigarettes for soldiers overseas. These are sent in the sponsor's name and cost $1.00 for a box of cigarettes and $2.00 for a comforts box.2. SALVAGEYou can help in the Salvage Campaign by educating your members and their families as to what and how to save. Instruction sheets are available from Congress offices, PL. 6891.3. MAGAZINESMagazines and books are urgently needed for men on Active Service. Collect these into bundles of 50 or more and deliver to these depots:- Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, Cote St. Antoine Road; A.J. Alexander Furs, Peel Street - Mt. Royal Hotel; Young Israel, 5584 Park Ave.; and Congress Headquarters, 1121 St. Catherine St.W. Call Congress at Plateau 6891.4. PARTIES FOR SOLDIERSGroups of fifteen girls or more interested in attending parties for men on Active Service are requested to telephone Miss Carol Mendelsohn, WA. 1600.5. UTILITY KITSUtility kits, containing articles such as soap, tooth-brushes, and other articles are needed for victims of bombing overseas.6. RED CROSS HOME NURSINGGroups of fifteen or more interested in a course of home nursing or first aid, are requested to communicate with Mrs. Tony Heim Frances, Me. 1513, or Miss Muriel Hoillig, Fl. 4136.7. ENLISTMENT IN CWAC AND CWAAFGirls over 21 interested in enlisting in the Canadian Women's Army Corps or the Canadian Women's Auxiliary Air Force should telephone Miss Eva Cossman, Do. 7894, or Pl. 3891, Local 93.8. VOLUNTEER WORKERSOffice helpers during the day are needed at War Efforts Committee offices. If you are free during the day and want to help, telephone Congress Headquarters, Miss Kassie, PLateau 6891.9. V-BUNDLES OF MONTREALGroups of five or more interested in doing sewing for V-Bundles of Montreal call Mrs. H. Deinow, Do. 4081.Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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