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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 30, 1942
Page
4
An editorial asserts the outcome of World War II hinges on morale and character. It cites President Roosevelt and a machinist’s metaphor to stress arming the hearts of ordinary people. The piece argues free men across nations must build a durable moral will to remake the world.
Favorable weather sustains a promising Manitoba crop season with heavy stands of wheat oats and barley. Residents compare it to the 1915 bumper harvest as barley nears binder time and the overall harvest may run later than recent years. Adequate moisture has kept progress steady as farmers work with their derek and await sunny spells.
A long roster lists Navy warrol c ins Collins a se ittle George Riczer E R Turner Jim George Fred Munny Army MacGregor and District detailing numerous players and clubs across MacGregor Beaver Katrime Bagot Lavenham Rossendale Hay Ted Air Force squad names Frank Herbertuk Norman Holliday C E Hazel Horace Hille J B Horton Hugh Horton Frank Irwin Ted Kilfoyte Melvin Kemsley Geo Kemsley Wm Keith Jock Little RR Norm Leslie N McDougall George McDougall Wm MacDonald Hector MacDonald Herb McIntosh Harvey McDonald Alex McMinn Bill McLachlan Norman Miller John McCaskill Douglas Taylor Norman Nohlgren Nelson O'Brien Arnold O'Neil George Palmer Reg Pogue John Bergquist Edwin Bergquist Carl Briscoe Hughie Birkett Norman Chant Roy Chant Raymone Course Harold Fraser Jack Gair John Gates Bill ies Thos Giles Harvey Gilbert Harvey Gilbert Russell Graffin Jock Holroyd Thos Horton Arthur Ireland Howard Jones J W Leckie Clifford Leckie Neil Donald Mel MelIntosh Fred McLachlan Ernest Melrod Rev S R Moore Stan Nichol Gordon Nichol Roy Olson Don Palmer Vic Parker James.
A long roster of individuals tied to the Austin and Sidney districts includes numerous surnames and first names such as Jones Vernon McGillvray Jim Paterson Bert Patteson A W H Abrey Walter Alliban Clarence Anderson J E Bell J R Bird W Boughton Percy Burley H Campbell C Campbell RS Larrothers Clift Cowan W Sronk Surrie Allan G Surrie Hardie D Grantham W Green John T Hanson W A Hyde Thos Jones N F Johnson Bill Johnson Adolf Johnson Robt Kendall Kilfoyle Harold Kilfoyle Lawrence Kowalchuk Morris G itster Jas coney L Leckie Earl aig George McEachern McGillvray Jack Esbitt Thos Paterson Fred erson M erson Bruce Stearson Doug Purdie D Peterson G E D S ach W ussell R Sylvester Maurice Wester Stanley acer Ludwig Waring Thos Watters Pat Woods Herbert S Gibson Ig James A Mackenzie A Meredith Robt Sylvester Alex Venn Frank AIR FORCE roole Robert Routley Ken Ruth Warren Ruth Robert Seaman Wm Storie Reuban Stephenson Reg M Ash Wm Doomidg Anderson A W Venn Jas Anne Riberto Wallace Harold Currie Gordon M Watson Frank Davis Calvin Willis Lloyd Gillespie H Wright TE Graham M Wright R J Hay Morris Hunter Austin Johnson Geo Johnston W Hill Jack Kitson Bert Leadiex Wm Lane T H Weslie Jack Jowe Roy Moore Clarence Menzies James Paterson Jas E Philpott Gordon Green Amy Made Supreme Sacrifice.
The excerpt presents Ralph Waldo Emerson's 1899 vision of England as an enduring, vigorous nation. He portrays a country rich with history yet adaptable to trade shifts, new arts, and competitive populations, maintaining a steadfast pulse and enduring power. England remains hospitable to foreigners and a home for the thoughtful and generous who are born in the soil.
Fifty years of marriage are toasted by Mr. and Mrs. Hay of Lachute Quebec as their July 4 wedding anniversary is noted. Mr. Hay, born in Lachute 77 years ago, and Mrs. Hay 74, have long been residents. George Hay began by shipping horses to Manitoba and became a renowned judge of horses at many shows across the province and beyond.
Rural rentals fall under Wartime Prices and Trade Board rules despite land and buildings being exempt. Eric R. Gold, regional rentals officer, says prosecutions target price ceilings, not landlord grievances, and aim to enforce wartime regulations.
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