MacGregor Herald and North Norfolk Advertiser Notice
The MacGregor Herald and North Norfolk Advertiser is an established weekly paper printed every Thursday at the Herald Printing Office in MacGregor Manitoba. Published under second class mail authorization by A. M. Shaw with USA postage valued at $200.
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Macgregor Herald and North Norfolk Advertiser
Herald Printing Office
MacGregor
Man
Post Office Department
Ottawa
A. M. Shaw
Red Cross Postwar Membership Drive Urges Canadian Aid
A wartime Red Cross appeal calls on Canadians to join in postwar memberships across divisions and branches. It highlights benefits such as Outpost Hospitals, Nursing Service, Blood Transfusion, Home Nursing, First Aid, Nutrition, and Junior Red Cross programs to sustain health and security for veterans, civilians, and remote communities.
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Red Cross
Canada
Cour
Dominion
Portage Health Unit Outlines Six Phase Program
The Portage Health Unit, based at City Hall with sub offices in MacGregor and Ele, lists six service areas: maternal and child health, disease control, health education, sanitation, laboratory work, and vital statistics. Weekly, readers will learn more about each part of the program and its local benefits.
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Portage
MacGregor
Ele
C Manly
H. Daniels
D Robertson
Portage Town
Elder
M McLaren
Cartier
St.Francis
P. Hadland
North Norfolk
T. Hourie
Hydro Progress Report Across Villages In 1945
Wiring is advancing at several Villages with ten towns nearly complete. Electricians face material shortages and poor road conditions slow progress. Twenty four towns are receiving service while poles are up in others but lack of cables halts further work. Oakville and Foxwarren are completed.
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Oakville
Foxwarren
Manitoba Telephone System reports growth in 1945
The thirty eighth annual Manitoba Tele Mac report shows 245 subscribers, 1,383 employees, and a payroll of 1 943 274 for the year ending November 30 1945. Subscriptions rose by 1 147 province wide and 2 520 in Greater Winnipeg while 95 031 more stations were owned. Gross revenue reached 5 125 000 20 with expenditures at 2 421 959 26. A 1 500 000 payment was made to the provincial treasury credited to the capital division of the Consolidated Fund.
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Manitoba Tele Mac
Temorary
Winnipeg
Mounted
Manitoba
Consolidated Fund
Overseas Air Force Veteran Returns to MacGregor
In January George Copple arrived in Canada from over two years with the RCAF overseas. A former Bank of Montreal staffer, he enlisted in Port Arthur in 1910 and trained as a clerk accountant at St. Thomas Ontario. He served in Sydney, Gander, Calgary, then London England before discharge in Winnipeg. He and wife reside in MacGregor with Mrs. Williamson while awaiting reappointment.
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George Copple
Canada
RCAF
George
Bank of Montreal
Air Force
Port Arthur
St. Thomas
Ont
Sydney
Gander
Newfoundland
No. 4 Training Command
Calgary
Base Accounts
London
England
Copple
Mary Williamson
Vancouver
MacGregor
Winnipeg
M. Williamson
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Ceresan
K. Mansfield
Ella
Ella Smith
Lassie
Peter Lawford
Donald Crisp
June Lockhart
Nigel Bruce
Lassie Laddie
Neo Chemical
Montgomery's Drug Store
Macgee
Jean Fox
Health Unit
Hydro
Optometrists
Kensington Bidg
Portage Ave
Winnipeg, Man
Patterson
RED and White
INDI
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LY Owned
Garden Gate
McGavin
RED Cross Blood Bank
Manitoba Ler Ag
M. Kirshner
General Merchant
Neilson
Howe
California
Saxonia
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