Cause of Freedom: Fight for Home Front Spirit
The program urges mothers to inspire sacrifice on the home front to support sons serving in Italy and Germany. It calls for sound homes, strong schools, national healing, and racial understanding. Begin now by making homes welcoming and fostering unity so returning sons find a better Canada.
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Germany
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Canada
Iinistry
Mada
Nine rinks in schedule games with potential additions
The schedule lists nine rinks currently taking part in the games and activity is expected to expand by one or two more rinks. Names mentioned include Evelyn Kelly and Mrs Fotheringham among others. The note references participants Cobbe Graham W Pepper as skipped.
Victory Loan Success in Manitoba Sets New Record
Hon. J. L. Lileister announces final Fifth Victory Loan results showing bonds totaling 1,383,275,250 dollars against a 1,200,000,000 dollar objective. Manitoba boosters and widespread newspaper advertising contributed to a national war finance triumph.
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Manitoba
National War Finance Committee
H. E. Sellers
J. L. Lileister
Canada
Monro Hay Bridal at MacGregor United Church
On December 25 at 4 p.m. Ellen May Louise Hay daughter of the late William Hay of MacGregor married Pte. W. B. Monro of Oakville. Reverend C. A. J. King officiated. The bride wore watermelon crepe with a black velour hat and Talisman rose corsage. Attendant Eunice Paton wore heavenly blue crepe with American Beauty roses.
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MacGregor United
Ellen May Louise
William Hay
MacGregor
W. B. Monro
Monro
W. Monro
Oakville
Man
C. A. J. King
G. A Hay
W. G. Hay
Lamont Nelson Nuptials at United Church Manse
Edith Nelson of Curtis married Hector Lamont of Bagot in a quiet ceremony at the United Church manse on December 28. Rev. G W Abernethy officiated. The bride wore poudre blue and a Talisman rose corsage. The couple will reside on the groom's farm and Mrs Lamont plans to continue teaching at Image Creek school.
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United Church
Whem
Edith
Nelson
Curtis
Hector Lamont
Colin Lamont
Bagot
G. W. Abernethy
Local Rink Opens For Winter Sports
The MacGregor curling and skating rink opens for winter sports with unchanged fees from last season. Skating nights run Wednesdays and Saturdays, curling every night except Saturdays. A Saturday night sheet can host games for a $2 fee. Neighboring curlers may form rinks and contact caretaker Wilson Lamb early in the week. The season started January 8 with a Red Cross Bonspiel. Gerald Cobbe’s rink won the main event and Wm Pepper’s team won the secondary event. winning rink members include Beverly MacKinnon Ronald Lye Miss Muirhead and Gerald.
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Wilson Lamb
Red Cross
Gerald Cobbe
Wm. Pepper
Beverly MacKinnon
Ronald Lye
Miss Muirhead
Gerald
Bible Messages Hymns of the Christian Faith Service Aimed at Winnipeg Faith
The notice promotes Bible Messages and Hymns of the Christian Faith held Thursdays at 5 30 pm at CKRC. Rev Wesley Affleck, Dean of the Winnipeg Bible Institute, is listed as speaker. The piece urges local advertising support for The Herald.
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R. Wesley Affleck
The
Winnipeg Bible Institute
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