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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1943
Page
4
The Postmaster General urges mailing Christmas parcels cards and letters three weeks before Christmas noting wartime transport strains. Early mailing will ease the annual surge in gifts and cards as transportation services handle war materials and personnel.
In a United States address on his last visit, Prime Minister Churchill warned against building a society where only politicians or officials count, where enterprise gains no reward and thrift no privileges, urging recognition of broader contributions and incentives.
Canada faces a severe pulpwood shortage for mills and urges seasonal workers, including farmers and farmhands, to join winter cutting without affecting military postponement. Ottawa confirms eligibility so workers can return to land work after the season. Applications go to Selective Service offices or provincial agricultural representatives.
A brown horse about 1400 pounds and 11 years old is missing from the rider’s premises about two weeks ago. Any information should be sent to Wim MacGregor of SCORA via phone at 92 13.
The 127th annual Bank of Montreal report shows total assets at 1 313 billion dollars and deposits at 1 205 billion, reflecting broad war era expansion. Net profits reach 3 302 834 dollars, with 2 160 000 distributed to shareholders and 500 000 written off bank premises.
All claims against the estate of Thomas Alexander Keillor late of MacGregor Manitoba retired farmer must be filed with Porter and Diehl solicitors for the executor at Portage la Prairie by December 29 1943. Dated Portage la Prairie November 26 1943.
Lieut H A Bowman of Harrogate England and Royal Navy returns on sick leave, arriving in Winnipeg on Sunday and meeting his wife and three children John Joan and Douglas in MacGregor where they have lived for nearly four years. Before enlisting he was a director of the Singer Sewing Machine Company in England.
A social evening in Lavenham on November 20 honored Pte. Gordon Henry who recently returned from overseas after being wounded in Sicily. He received a chair from Lavenham residents, presented by Mrs. L. Alkens and Mrs. H. Tharpen, with an address by Mrs. C. Blagdon. Ladysmith residents also gave him a travelling case, presented by Mrs. A. Catt.
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