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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1942
Page
9
The St Pauls Church annual sale of work tea and produce table will be held in the United Church Annex on Saturday December 12th at 3 p.m. Gifts suitable for Christmas await and a 25 cent table will be featured. Bring a friend.
The Herald asks subscribers in arrears or not renewed to call or mail dues. Wartime print limits require paid in advance. Accounts in arrears over a year will be rendered. prompt remittance shows continued interest in receiving the paper.
Five area men have enlisted in the Canadian active army at Winnipeg. Sidney residents George D. Hay and Maurice J. DeAthe were born there and farmed before joining. David Gourlay of Bagot, son of Thomas Gourlay, was also a farmer prior to enlistment. Ernest R. Pogue and Albert T. Gibbs of MacGregor have long been employed by C W Lye and Son Ltd.
Wartime Prices and Trade Board in Ottawa confirms local rationing board appointments for Portage la Prairie and North Norfolk Manitoba. Portage will host the office with Mayor H. A. Ireland as chairman and W. H. Burns as secretary. Councillor G. F. Goulding of Sidney serves as North Norfolk representative.
Manitoba and Winnipeg curlers have raised over 33000 for the Red Cross Society in the past two years. The season opens December 15 with a curling contest Roosevelt Churchill versus Hitler Mussolini. Premier John Bracken will officially open the event at 9 02 p.m. Rural clubs are urged to host winter events to support the drive.
Black and white fur coat in good condition suitable for a child aged 4 to 5 years. Apply to Mrs T L Jolliffe, phone 14, MacGregor.
The Bagot Branch of the Poultry Pool will ship dressed poultry from Bagot Hall on Tuesday December 8. Lunch will be served at a small charge.
In loving memory of our dear Ronald Shaw and brother who passed away December 7 1940. Dows memory lane we wander when the twilight shadows fall. From their grieving mother and Audrey.
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