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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1945
Page
6
The sixth and last session of Canada’s 19th Parliament opens in Ottawa as the term ends on April 7. The main business is appropriations for government services for the new fiscal year starting April 1 and plans for the San Francisco World Security Conference beginning April 25.
Cattle owners are urged to follow the Calfhood Vaccination Policy to curb contagious abortion also known as Bangs disease. The program offers a cash grant of 1.00 per vaccinated calf, with rules on age 4 to 8 months, breed, and vaccination by licensed veterinarians. Municipal officials seek cooperation from agricultural authorities and veterinarians to organize vaccination days where service is unavailable locally.
A brief notice urges renewal for the Herald in 1945. It instructs readers who have not yet renewed to complete the process promptly to ensure continued service.
Canadian Pacific silversmith Ernest Rose works in quiet turret quarters at the Royal York Hotel Toronto. In white smock and cap he reconditions thousands of silverware pieces for hotel dining rooms including teapots jugs platters and spoons turning worn items back to new. He averages about 1800 silver pieces and 18000 flatware items repaired for the railway in his 12 years with the company.
Grace Laurens of Rivers and Muriel Chant spent the week end at local homes. Marion Tarr Lillian Kilfoyle visited the Tarrs. Art Scott of Portage Convalescent Hospital stayed with the Stirling family. Bill Cross of Innisfail visited the Shaws. H Shillington and Lynne were guests at the Shaw home. United Church Annual Social and Concert set for April 10 in the Annex.
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