Wartime Prices and Trade Board Licence Notice
Wartime Prices and Trade Board licence 751043 details published by The Herald of MacGregor Manitoba. Publisher Trethewey issues notice with permit 188 G as part of wartime controls.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1945
Page
4
Wartime Prices and Trade Board licence 751043 details published by The Herald of MacGregor Manitoba. Publisher Trethewey issues notice with permit 188 G as part of wartime controls.
March marks Red Cross Contribution Month as Canadians are urged to donate generously to support war relief and civilian aid. The nationwide objective is ten million dollars, with Manitoba aiming for six hundred thousand, to assist liberated countries and homeless Europeans. Local solicitors will visit households to collect funds and ensure donations reach intended relief efforts.
The annual report shows over a million dollars surplus returned to the Government in 1944. Commissioner J.E. Lowry retires February 28 after 24 years guiding the utility from a 1921 deficit of over five hundred thousand to dividend yielding progress.
A Manitoba Telephone System official, described as a capable commissioner and top executive, was honored at a Fort Garry Hotel staff dinner in Winnipeg. Officials cited a history of growing surpluses since 1932 and more than a million dollar surplus this year, with praise for his leadership and ability to build good relations.
Three bronze turkey hens and two tom turkeys offered for sale. Apply to Mary McDonald at Box 51 MacGregor.
Hugh Crawford Culbert prominent Rossendale farmer died at home February 26 at age sixty. Born Portage la Prairie, he moved with parents to Rossendale and served as trustee and chair of South Rossendale School. Survived by wife Grace Sawyer, son Robert, daughters Evelyn and Marion, two brothers Archibald and David, and four sisters. Funeral held March 1 at Hillside Cemetery.
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