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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 18, 1943
Page
6
St. Pauls Church MacGregor lists Sunday School 11 am and Evening Prayer at 1 pm with Lenten service Thursday at 7 30 pm. United Churches announce March 21 services MacGregor 11 10 am Sunday School and 7 pm service Bagot details incomplete.
Mrs F Lake and Joyce enjoyed a weekend in Winnipeg. Citizens are urged to leave waste fats at Mrs Stapleton's to aid war work. A March 19 event includes Junior Red Cross activities, a fish-pond sale and doll wardrobe draw plus a dance. The World Day of Prayer was hosted by Mrs J S Barber and well led by Mrs G Wells.
Manitoba imposes monthly purchase caps of 55 ounces, wine limited to one gallon per week or two gallons per calendar month, and beer capped at 24 pint bottles per week or 96 bottles per month. Prices rise for bottled imports by 12.40 per ounce bottle and 0.60 for 26 ounce bottles. Imported and domestic spirits in wood or bottled by the Liquor Commission see advances of 0.80 on 40 ounces, 0.50 on 26 ounces, and 0.25 on 13 ounce bottles.
Russell Tarr of Bi 4 visits home. Fred Snaith of Macdonald on leave. Mrs W Charles visits sisters Mrs J Billings and Mrs C Brown. Mrs J Collier and Miss Velma Collier of Neepawa and Mrs A Perkins of MacGregor visited Mr and Mrs R J Shaw last week.
Applications for weed inspector posts in North Norfolk close April 7, 1943. Two inspectors are needed, one for the east half and one for the west half, each paid 100 dollars. Duties include collecting dog licenses in their districts with 50 percent commission on receipts. Further details from the Sec Treas office in MacGregor dated March 1, 1943.
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