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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1941
Page
4
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Manitoba calls on citizens to support war efforts by investing in War Savings Stamps and Certificates. Citizens, including children and farmers, are urged to pledge lump sums or regular purchases to fund weapons and supplies for Canadian armed forces abroad and at home. Provincial committees under Dr. E. J. Tarr coordinate the drive to double pledges.
Thanksgiving Sunday drew good congregations as both local churches held services. Members joined in prayers, hymns, and communal reflections, sharing gratitude and fellowship with the wider community.
In St Pauls the Choir anthem was O Give Thanks Unto the Lord with Mrs Woodin, Mrs Lewin at the organ. Capt P C Bays of Portage la Prairie spoke at the Anglican Church. Rev Mr McLeod in United Church urged gratitude for Christian faith. About 1000 bushels of oats for sale by H A Lye, MacGregor.
The nomination date for North Norfolk municipal offices is set for November 12 with nominations received on Wednesday the 12th due to Remembrance Day. Election follows ten days later on Saturday November 22. Incumbents include Reeve S C Duff and Councillors Geo Thompson J M Kee and Geo Hotel Ward 4. George Hotel plans to seek re election. annual nomination meeting at MacGregor on Nov 12 from 1 to 2 p.m.
An inquest into the death of Frank W. Chambers near MacGregor reached an accidental death verdict. The eight member jury, with foreman S. R. Lamb, found no blame on the Winnipeg driver Adams. Witnesses included Dr. Hamlin and air force personnel. The jury urged pedestrians to walk on the proper side of the highway per traffic act Sec. 71.
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