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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1944
Page
4
The Herald newspaper notes it was established February 18 and published every Thursday from Offee Mass Street in MacGregor Manitoba.
The Sixth Victory Loan promotes the slogan Put Victory First with an objective of 1,200,000,000, aiming for over subscription like the Fifth Loan. Canadians are urged to dig into savings as invasion looms, while Unit A North Norfolk holds an organizational meeting in Masonic Hall with E Brown present and plans for a 200,000 goal. canvassers to be similar to prior loan.
Blood donors from Portage la Prairie area plan to attend a clinic as part of Victory efforts. About forty volunteers will travel from city, with many taking an hour or two from work to contribute. Donors report ease of giving, with one man close to MacGregor having attended eight times. Please sign up with Dr Jubb for the next session. no cost and transport provided.
The Portage Clinic advises donors on April 5 to eat a fat free breakfast to keep serum clear. Suggested foods include fruit juices and cereals with sugar and skimmed milk, jam, toast, and tea or coffee. Women are advised to wear short or loose sleeves. A. V. Jubb.
The Egg Grading Station in MacGregor will open on March 30 in the building east of the Tivoli Theatre. The notice invites locals to cash for their eggs.
A strong public response to the Red Cross Society fund drive in Canada raised over ten million dollars, with Manitoba contributing more than 807 thousand dollars, surpassing last year’s total. North Norfolk and District reported combined gifts of over four thousand dollars from many communities and groups, including Katrime Willing Workers, Pine Creek, Sidney Red Cross, and MacGregor, among others.
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