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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1943
Page
5
Sunday services and Sunday School times announced for St. Pauls Church MacGregor and United Churches. MacGregor holds Sunday School at 11 am and Evening Prayer at 5 pm with a Lenten service Thursday at 7 30. United Churches schedule lists MacGregor 11 10 am Sunday School and a 7 pm service, Bagot 1 30 pm.
Colonel Gillespie of the St John Ambulance Corps spoke at the school on First Aid. The moccasin dance raised funds leaving the treasury at 1089 dollars. Despite a three day blizzard, school continued and attendance remained strong. Mr Kirkpatrick and Miss Burker returned from illness and joined students at school again.
Miss Evelyn Irwin on sick leave this week. Floyd Nelson leaves for Winnipeg Saturday to enlist in the RCAF. Mrs. A B Graham and his men in Brandon for the week. Red Cross miscellaneous sale planned for April. Cecil Graham took stock to Winnipeg Monday and expects a tonsil operation before returning home.
Bobs Barber and Art Groves spent Tuesday in Portage. The Junior Red Cross Sale ran from March 19 to March 26. Cpl Norman McLachlan and Spr Walter Lake of Shilo spent the weekend in the district.
A call urges immediate support for the Red Cross with gratitude for relief efforts. It highlights aid to armed forces and prisoners of war and urges Canadians to contribute to relieve human suffering today.
The readable OCR fragment mentions event notes, dates not clear, and references to Teagy. It lacks complete details on participants or outcomes.
Statements have been sent to Herald subscribers whose subscriptions are past due. Do remittance soon or risk cancellation as weeks pass. Newsprint is rationed and sold under permit from the Paper Controller. About ninety percent are paid up for 1943. ten percent are urged to settle.
Word of community activity includes Mr. Wm. Burch spending days in Winnipeg, Pte Ernie Burton on 48 hour home leave, Mrs. Wm. Bodie visiting Oakville, W. Kalberg and M. Baskier driving to Winnipeg, Donnie McMillan back from Prince Rupert, and Mr. Gordon McIntyre recovering in Winnipeg before returning home.
Mrs. Babb visits Winnipeg with family and friends. Donald Boyer has joined the armed forces. A Red Cross draw at the Table Centre by Mrs. Pfeifer on March 12 raised 15.55. A February 26 shower honored Mr. and Mrs Ernest Smith with gifts. Red Cross monthly meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Pogue and raffles by Mr. E. Nichol. next meeting set for April 1 at Mrs. Phillips home.
War effort booster campaign urges Canadians to buy War Savings Certificates and Stamps to fund military needs and support national victory. Officials underscore patriotic duty and dividends while outlining where to purchase and how to redeem.
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