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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 21, 1944
Page
4
Publisher H. T. Trethewey extends heartfelt Christmas greetings to readers amid wartime. He honors Canada’s servicemen, urges continued faith in victory and peace, and expresses wishes for reunions, freedom, and goodwill for all readers in 1944 and the coming year.
We extend congratulations to Mr. John Green on his Rith birthday December 27. In the Christmas rush we recall the men of our fighting Navy. An appeal for old fur for seamen jackets is made, please leave at MacKinnon’s law office by December 30.
The Herald is a weekly paper published every Thursday from MacGregor Manitoba. It traces its origins to February 1897 and serves the local community with news notes and notices.
The letter from Rev. Cecil A. J. King speaks of wartime Christmas longing for peace and reunion, urging deeper faith and goodwill. It emphasizes sustaining cherished ideals beyond five years of conflict and extending hopeful values into the New Year for all people.
Announcement states the business formerly run by Mrs. M. McKelvy is now operated by the new owner soliciting patronage. Added to the permanent list are Gloria Machineless 5.00 De Luxe Creme Wave Perm 1.00, with other work at former prices. Signed Miss Florence Snaith.
The North Norfolk Council's final 1944 session on December 19 in MacGregor had full attendance except Councillor Goulding. Reeve Duff presided as by-laws on land transfers were read. A $100 grant to the Milk for Britain fund was approved, while the Reeve declined a grant for 1944 services. Councillor Robinson was honored with Hudson Bay blankets after forty one years on the council. The adjourned meeting left accounts for payment and the first 1945 meeting slated for January 2 in MacGregor.
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