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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 05, 1977

Page

13

Man Receives Four Month Term For Vehicle Theft And Fraud

Thomas Wescoup 18 of Edwin pleaded guilty in provincial judges court to disqualified driving theft under 200 and attempting to defraud a local business. He took two licence plates from Gary Meeches and used them on a 1961 Buick then drove to Portage and damaged a street. He also tried to buy a $2969.99 stereo with another man’s credit card reported lost days earlier. Sentenced to three months in Headingley, one month for disqualified driving, and four months for the fraud charge, to be served concurrently with the first two. Probation for 12 months and fines totaling $30.

Thomas Wescoup Edwin Gary Meeches Wescoup Portage RCMP Simpson Sears Bjorn Christianson Saskatchewan Christianson K.B. Peters Wesco Headingley Correctional Institute

Disturbance Case Ends With $200 Fine For Perkins

Garry Lee Perkins, 28, of Suite 8, 964th Street SE, was found guilty of causing a disturbance in a public place. He faced a $200 fine plus $5 costs after earlier pleading not guilty. Police were called after at least six complaints about a fight on August 31 on Tupper Street N. The RCMP noted the clash occurred mid street with loud shouting and swearing. The judge ruled a disturbance was indeed caused.

Garry Lee Perkins 964Th Street Perkins Tupper Street RCMP Bjorn Christianson

Three men fined for impaired driving in Manitoba

Roland Leslie McDonald 25 of Newton Siding was stopped February 13 1976 in Wabowden with two breathalyzer readings of 200. He was to appear March 5 but did not attend. Harold George Assiniboine 21 of Winnipeg was stopped December 4 east of Portage on the Trans Canada highway with breathalyzer readings of 230 and 210 and fined 200 plus costs. Danny E Palendat 19 of Regina received an ALERT warning December 12 after erratic driving and a breathalyzer reading of .140.

Roland Leslie McDonald Newton Siding Wabowden McDonald Danny E. Palendat Regina RCMP Palenfat Greathalizer Harold George Assiniboine Winnipeg Assiniboine Portage

Minimum fine for income tax evasion case

Russell Delorme of 632 Countess Avenue E pleaded guilty to failing to remit income taxes for June 1976. An audit in October showed taxes unpaid totaling 3548.79. Defense counsel cited lack of personal knowledge due to new bookkeeping staff. Judge Peters imposed the minimum fine of £200 plus $5 costs.

Russell Delorme Countess Avenue E Bjorn Christianson Peters

Canadian man fined for hotel fight in Esquimalt

Donald R. Dell, 30, of Esquimalt B C pleaded guilty to assault and causing a disturbance by fighting at the Hotel Portage. RCMP were called December 23 after a fight moved from the dining area to the lobby with no serious injuries. Dell had no prior record. Judge Peters fined him $100 for assault and $100 for the disturbance.

Donald R. Dell Esquimalt B.C City R.C Portage Dell Peters

Westbourne Area Sees Holiday Visits From Many Winnipeg Friends

Westbourne residents hosted and visited relatives during Christmas and New Year. Winnipeg guests included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moore, Mrs. Ann Breaky and boys, and Mrs. Mary Barnett and boys. Attie Dick’s family from Winnipeg visited for New Year’s, while other visitors hailed from Porcupine, Winkler, The Pas, Grand Rapids, and Portage. The skating rink has reopened for evening use and curling may begin soon, promising activity for all ages.

Ike Reimer Saskatoon Pat Nick Kowalchuk Jayson Rhoda Randy Kowalchuk Michael Christopher Gerald Currie Corey Austin Paul Kowalchuk Bonnie Lamb MacGregor Bette Brown Winnipeg Ella Kowalchuk Brandon Ella Paul Kowaichul A. White Wys Edna Berry Stonewall J. Barnett Roy Moore Ann Breaky Mary Barnett Ken Ed Dick Attie Dick Poschenrieder The Pas Joe Warren

Terrier Bs Triumph 7 6 Over Selkirk Fishermen

The Terrier Jr. B's beat Selkirk 7 6 Sunday afternoon in Selkirk for their 10th win of the season. Doug Blight scored three goals with Harvey Davidson two and Kerry Green Gary Palmer adding singles. Pat Mayo and Tom Wark led Selkirk with two goals each. Blight and Fingas combined for the decisive scoring as Terriers held lead through three periods and improved to third place behind Transcona and Gimli. The next home game is against Transcona.

Doug Blight Selkirk Fisher Selkirk Terriers Harvey Davidson Kerry Green Gary Palmer Pat Mayo Tom Wark Dennis Waterman Perry David Davidson Cam Fingas Tim Stone Blight Fingas Wark Shane Smith Bob Hyde Mayo Waterman Smith McRae Fingasain David Perry Allan Portage Terrier Transcona Gimli Jr. B

Christmas and New Year Visits Across Southend Area

Local families exchanged holiday hospitality across Brandon Thompson Treherne Portage Winnipeg Lavenham and Carberry with numerous dinners and overnight visits. Notables include Herb McDonald in Deer Lodge hospital and Jan Zonneveld after pneumonia.

Herb McDonald Brian Burton Anne Brandon K. Larson Larry Larson Samantha Thompson Bob Schweitz Herman Schweitz Portage Jack Frank Barry Pas Jenny Frank Treherne Don Hay Winnipeg Doug Brent Tarr MacGregor Herb ‘McDonald Deer Lodge Hospital Jan Zonneveld Alex Frank Sault Ste. Marie Jean Shelvey Robert Gary Earl Jones Lavenham John Seora Daryl Kathy Don O’coffey Dale Donyne Victoria B.C Ron Parent Rhonda Calgary Gay Gloria Seora Keith Leckie Jean Leckie Art Leckie Roy Leckie A. P. Macintyre Austin J. Scora Eldon McLean Michael Alice

Portage Terriers keep operation alive after executive meeting

Club president Claire Cook announced the Portage Terriers and its junior B team will continue to operate not only this year but for years to come. The executive addressed rumors and said a statement would outline immediate plans.

Portage Terriers Claire Cook

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