n liiil ox to ncouver, in cities large and small, Wartime Housing Limited, the largest housing agency 69 Staff 11011565, 16 bunk 110E865, 13 dillinfl‘ 119-115» 27 g°pllliti°n °f windltm 0M- PTWTBY!‘ ‘Vin be ctllllpleted 
     
     rougosted hy w: time industrial 0f§l>Zi1l-l0lL thousands (Yanada. has ever known. This company administers a schools, and 25 other special buildings, at a. cost of y year's end. Shown above is beautiful Burnham Point 
     
    
   
   
    
     ul‘ homes have been built ‘for workers by at Crown firin, program which “ill pr vide 17,500 homes, 16 hostels, more than $80,000,000, sufficient to accommodate the at Peterborough, one of many similar centres created, 
     
    
   
   
    
     A . nff house ‘goes up in Halifax, where nearly Community counsellors, other media, promotelRed throes, In Vancouver, Wartime Housing has erected 750 homes. in_ ci ics, but virtually creates new_ towns in the 
     
     2.000 homes. have been built. Vast scheme is more A.R.P., boy scouts, Victory gardening, first aid, war Men are shown laying an asphalt walk. Company not wilderness, complete with streets. sidewalks, se\ver_ 
     
     than n real estate. undertaking. Its monthly magazine, savings, hobby clubs, many other worthy endeavours. only builds homes and other living accommodations and water systems. Rents are between $22 and $30. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     . o_ Purkei‘ is one of many thousands who have found The Parker home is bright and Ipleaant residence. atKeswick, on Lake Slmcoqcame to Peterborough to zet Wartime Housing finally came to the rescue with this 
     
     aoinllnlaliie homes in Wartime Iioiising projects. Here Rosemary, 14, Jack, 12, and Mrs. Parker keep place into war work. He roamed the streets for three months cosy, six-room bungalow. Picture shows Parker in lus 
     
     ho is at work in Genelco gun plant, at Peterborough. trim. Two years ago Parker closed his summer resort to find a home and move his family in from Keswick. well-furnished living-room, with daughter Rosemary.‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     _ - “Lovely old Dixonsiiarmhouseis nowGommunlty centre Red Cross sewing circle is very active. Mrs. Parker is a Parker knocks down a few in bowling alley Izfoglfg: 
     
     sponsors numerous comnunn ‘ ‘ oi‘ one of Peterborough's_ {our housing projects._ Mrs. member. At rizht,Mrs.,M. S. Thompson. Localwartlma... ..Peterlqorou¢h staff house for men workers]. facimm 
     
     health sown-r, ilonic mnu-ii-.--.. i . i i, . . Parker and Rosemary visit brunch of public library. Ilousinz Community Counsellor and ZPOIJD librarian. best in comfort, meals and ‘recreational: f, Mum . 
     
    

    
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