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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 17, 1941
Page
8
Fragmentary text shows support for John Muirhead amid partisan labels. It asserts he has stood for non-partisan government and frames him as consistent prior to any late shifts. The readability is limited and lacks concrete events or dates.
A speaker urges Bracken and Voters to drop party lines and focus on people, noting a decade of partisan opposition harms progress. He recalls pioneer efforts on western plains, education, and churches, arguing for solutions to current problems with less burden on constituents.
One fact stands out in this clipped editorial noting John Bracken will continue as Premier of Manitoba after the election. It warns of Coalition’s fate postwar and foresees serious readjustment problems for Manitoba requiring capable leadership like Muir Head to guide state issues.
A notice invites a St George Day service on April 23 at 30 pm at United Church Mac Gregor. It calls for unity with Britain in the struggle and prayers for victory, inserted by St George Day Service Committee for St Pauls Anglican and United Churches. A Red Cross dance poster and a $5 grocery hamper draw are announced for Katrime Community Hall in the near future.
The Young Ladies Society of the United Church staged a two hour concert at the Tivoli Theatre last Thursday. The operetta The Golden Whistle by about thirty pupils drew praise for costumes and performances. Credit goes to directors Miss Munroe Tupper Rutledge and pianist Miss Dorothy Struthers. Other numbers featured Dutch dance and vocal solos by Miss Joyce MacKinnon, with a short drama And He Came Again Unto His Father presented by ten actors. Proceeds after expenses totaled about $30.00.
In loving memory of our daughter and sister Laura who died on April 20 1928 Calm and peaceful she is sleeping blessed rest that follows pain We who love her sadly miss her and trust in God to meet again from a ready father and brothers
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