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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1944
Page
4
The Herald MacGregor Manitoba publishes legal government and municipal notices. First insertion priced per line, eight cents per line for subsequent insertions under Wartime Prices and Trade Board Licence 751043 Permit 287 C12.
A wartime Easter message proclaims the risen Christ as a light through destruction and conflict. It urges renewal of faith, joy, and democratic ideals, predicting a future of peace and freedom as Easter returns.
The new Victory loan by which Canada expects to finance her share of this war will be launched April 24. Editorial writers have long urged the necessity, arguing the case is plain and pressing despite repeated calls to action.
The message stresses Canadians in Britain and Italy fighting in harsh conditions need support beyond thoughts and prayers. It emphasizes sending ammunition, equipment, and funds to sustain the army, protect the wounded, and ensure invasion succeeds, asserting national pride and duty to fund victory.
The Egg Grading Station is now open in the building on the corner east of the Tivoli Theatre with Miss Ruth Taylorson in charge. Bring your eggs to the local grading station and receive cash for them.
John Huntley Smith of Calgary Alta died suddenly at home February 29 1944. The funeral was at Park Memorial Chapel Calgary and burial followed in Union Cemetery. Born in Huntley Scotland he came to Canada in 1881 and lived in MacGregor Winnipeg Claresholm Barons before settling in Calgary in 1914. He retired as a millwright with Alberta Pacific Grain Co in 1942 and was a fifty year member of Temple Lodge A F and A M MacGregor. Survived by wife Lillian Sarah one son Lieut Lloyd Muir Smith Camp Shilo Man a daughter Mrs Frank Manarey and three grandchildren Muriel Billie and Ronnie of Calgary one brother Jas F Smith Blairmore Alta.
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