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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1942
Page
4
The Herald reflects on three years since the war began with Poland’s invasion. It urges collective sacrifice, discipline, and unity to build a future of a hate free democracy, urging all Canadians to share in production and national resolve.
War Savings Stamps and Certificates are described as tickets to Berlin and to bring peace. The piece urges readers to buy more War Savings Certificates, fund planes, guns, tanks, ships, and to save every cent. It promotes regular purchases through government offerings to support service members.
Labor Minister Mitchell and Elliott M. Little announce compulsory employment for the unemployed. The regulations took effect on September 1 and an advertisement in this issue of the Herald provides fuller particulars.
National Selective Service plans begin registra tion for women aged 20 to 24 on September 14 for five days. Unemployed or certain employed women, domestic workers, proprietors, nurses, civil servants, teachers, and charity workers must register. Afterward, interviews will guide where they can best serve. registration is mandatory but compulsory labor is not.
The monthly meeting of the W M S will be held in the An nex on Wednesday Sept 9 at 230 p m A good attendance is desired and visitors are welcome
Local notice advises residents to bring winter coats for dry cleaning before the busy season. Timely service helps avoid delays and ensures garments stay in good condition as cold weather continues.
The harvest in Western Canada proceeds as grains and wheat show fine samples and satisfactory yields. In Manitoba, general harvesting has run about two weeks but delays persist from rains and heavy dews. Farmers expect a stretch of good weather to finish with minimal interruption.
Mr. Lew McIntosh and his family have relocated to the building west of the Pepper Hotel, taking up residence and beginning their new occupation there.
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