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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 12, 1943
Page
3
A speaker laments domination by a system and questions the price Canadians would pay to recover the right to govern themselves. The text argues freedom grants true ownership of property and asserts without liberty nothing is truly possessed.
A wartime appeal asserts freedom depends on citizen support through heavy taxes and Victory Loans. It argues that Canadians must fund defense even at hardship, since democracy requires fiscal backing while enemies threaten liberty and lives are pledged by troops.
Mrs Mary Gradwell of Hamiota Manitoba celebrates her birthday born in Brighton England on May eighteenth 1882. The note honors her long life and family wishes.
Cecil Lamont, vice president of the North-West Line Elevators Association, reports industrial use of wheat for war needs will curb surplus stocks in the United States and Canada. He notes U.S. targets to produce 530 million gallons of alcohol from wheat in 1943, with 212 million bushels required, and Canada planning 14 million imperial gallons from 7 million bushels.
The Basic Question of Religion sermon at Hamiota United Church on May 16 1943 followed by church school at 12.15 and a Young People’s Rally at 7 p.m. Sermon subject Choose it. Everyone welcome.
Empire Youth Sunday expands to Canada with a partial broadcast from St Pauls Cathedral in London and the Metropolitan Church in Toronto. Dr W R Matthews of St Pauls and Rev Dr Peter Bryce will speak, with a Young Peoples Rally planned at Hamiota United Church drawing visitors from nearby Unions.
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