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- 1939-1943 (Creation)
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6 cm of textual records
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Name of creator
Biographical history
Kay Haughey was likely born near Winnipeg, Manitoba in 1920. She attended high at Robert H. Smith School in Winnipeg and shortly after graduation enlisted with the Canadian Women's Army Corps. She received her training at CFB Shiloh.
Archival history
Kay Haughy's binder was kept by Fleff Kautzman until the time of his death. He likely met Haughy and came into custody of her material during his own time of training at CFB Shilo.
Immediate source of acquisition or transfer
Donated by Colleen Lindblad, daughter of Fleff Kautzman, June 2016. TMMLA 2016.024.
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Scope and content
Fonds consists of one original binder of material containing sketches, CWAC training notes, and signature pages.
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No further accruals are expected.
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Conditions governing access
No restrictions on access.
Conditions governing reproduction
Archival materials do not circulate and must be consulted in the TMM Library and Archives Reading Room. Duplication of materials in the collection may be subject to copyright and other restrictions. Please contact TMM Library and Archives staff for guidance on reproduction.
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English
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Dates of creation revision deletion
Processed by Jason Nisenson, June 2016.
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Archivist's note
This AtoM record was created by Jason Nisenson, June 2016.