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1 CONC Mabel graduated from Victoria Hospital, London in 1917 at age 24.  In a f
1 CONC ew months she joined the Army and almost immediately was called to ser
1 CONC ve in the aftermant of the Halifax explosion disaster.  In 1918 she sail
1 CONC ed for England and served there in the army until after the end of the a
1 CONC r.  Returning to Canada, she took the first Public Health Course giv
1 CONC en at Toronto University.  Her first public health job was in Barrie, Onta
1 CONC rio where the amout of funds available for the project were only enoug
1 CONC ht to pay her for six months.  Her next position was in Niagara Falls whe
1 CONC re she spent two years.  Canada at theat time did not offer the opportunit
1 CONC ies for advancement that she sought and she went to New York City, (Harle
1 CONC m) where she became a Supervisor of Public Health.  Eventyally she beca
1 CONC me an American Citizen while retaining her Canadian Citizenship.  Over t
1 CONC he yars she studied and worked at many Senior Advisory jobs in the USA a
1 CONC nd received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing from Columbia Univer
1 CONC sity, New York. Her last position was Senior Consultant fo the Red Cro
1 CONC ss in California.
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1 CONT At age 51, in 1944, she returned to Canada nd married a long time frien
1 CONC d, Charles Campbell.  He was a widower, a retired Royal Bank Manager and h
1 CONC ad an adult son serving in the army overseas.  Charles and Mabel liv
1 CONC ed in Bruce Mines, Norther Ontario.  She was married to Charles on Dec. 2
1 CONC 7, 1944 in Bruce Mines.  Mabel and Charles did not have any children.
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