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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
4
The North Norfolk and District Agricultural Society announces printing of prize lists for the 56th Annual Fair. The MacGregor event will take place on Wednesday, June 30, with a community effort urged to ensure a successful fair, noting there will be no Field Day this year.
The Board of Trade circulated notices in business venues urging patrons to support Saturday closing at 11 pm. Clerks already work long days from 9 am to late evening, and Manitoba towns have begun 10 or 11 pm closeouts. Public cooperation is hoped.
The Canadian Legion, a veterans federation aiding rehabilitation and families of ex servicemen, continues admirable work as World War II expands. As more men are discharged, the Legion opens space for new members and upholds four policy points: to help win the war, to serve young Canada in war and victory.
A call goes out to veterans of both wars to pool experience and address rehabilitation challenges. The appeal targets those from the last war and the present war to join the Canadian Legion Now.
In loving memory of dear brother Fred Taylor who passed away in June 1938. Ever remembered by the family.
Hon. Humphrey Mitchell announces the Second Order under National Selective Service Civilian Regulations making available for transfer to essential work men in mobilization age groups. June 15 is set as the date after which no employer may hire men subject to Mobilization Regulations except with a special permit. Non essential workers must register by June 15 at an Employment and Selective Service Office.
A columnist argues against establishing a permanent International Wheat Committee after the war. He notes past failed attempts, including the 1933 London Wheat committee, and warns that artificial control would reduce consumption and harm both wheat growers and bread consumers. He hopes no permanent authority is created at Hot Springs.
Navigation on the Great Lakes opened on May 10 in 17 years. US winter wheat now 515,159,000 bushels vs 558,551,000 in April. Uruguay drought losses at one million cattle. Germany may harvest a good cereal crop this year. Russia offers 25,000 tons wheat to Persia. Canada ships 5,000,000 bushels wheat to occupied Greece.
Bagot announces Sports Day to be held on June 18. Posters will be distributed to promote the event.
A Portage la Prairie household seeks a capable housekeeper for a good home. Apply at the Herald office for details and employment terms.
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