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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 28, 1966

Page

5

Break-in at Eric Cott home sparks frustration

A pair of youths in their early teens entered the Eric Cott residence while the family was away for 90 minutes. They rummaged through rooms, stole wrist watches, rings, a piggy bank contents, silver collars, a radio, binoculars, and a typewriter, dropping the last three on discovery. They damaged a fence line and creek bank while attempting to flee, suggesting possible car theft plans. Local reaction questions law enforcement effectiveness and calls for action.

Eric Cott MacGregor

Rossendale District News Sees Holiday Visitors and Local Events

A long list of holiday visitors from Winnipeg Portage and Regina were hosted by Rossendale families. Community members attended weddings rodeos and a memorial service at Rossendale Cemetery. The July UCW meeting at Portage discussed devotional Miriam and plans for a Totogan camp and a wedding reception.

HH. McGregor Carl Winnipeg E. Henry J. Crosbie Portage F. Hyde C. Henry Treberne J. Vennard E. Wilke Regina Ray Vennard R. F. Culbert Ana J. Nicoll James Watson Rossendale C. Fort Rossendale Ucw L Pais Paisley Miriam Totogan Susan Nicoll Camp

Visitors and gatherings in Portage area seen this week

A parade of visitors and locals gather for birthdays weddings and weekends across Portage and nearby communities. Notables include A Giercke Howard Gardiner A Anderson and Ray Lang visiting from Winnipeg Abbotsford and Winnipeg respectively. Ernest Duncan started work with Bowes Trailer Construction in Portage.

A. Giercke Howard Gardiner Portage A. Anderson Abbotsford B.C Ray Lang Winnipeg Ernest Duncan Bowes Trailer Construction J. McRae J. Mitchelson Lynches Point Gi McRae Heather Glastone F. Amann Austin Clarence Pennell D. Pennell MacGregor Peter Minnie McRae Westbourne Duncan Broadfoot Margaret Jenkins Gladstone Ernie Duncan Henry Duncan C. Brugger E. Alton Barbara Norman | McLachlan Terry Duncan Clayton G. Finkewich Glenella

No One Owns The Moon Treaty Advances by UN Subcommittee

The United States and Russia support a treaty banning any state from claiming sovereignty over outer space including the moon and other planets. A 2B nation sub-committee approves the treaty with two draft accords from Russia and the US. The panel also accepts an article binding states to conduct space exploration under international law and for global peace and security, drawing from the Soviet draft.

United States Russia Moon United N

Father Dies In Accident Near Highway 3 Manitoba

A car carrying four family members collided with a truck eight miles east of here on Highway 3. The father was killed, the wife and son were injured, and a daughter and the truck driver were uninjured. The son is in serious condition at Morden hospital, the wife in good condition. RCMP withholds names pending notification of relatives outside the province. The family resided in Manitoba.

Here Winnipeg Morden RCMP Manitoba

Tragic death after bicycle crash near North Kill

A woman died 40 hours after she suffered severe head and chest injuries when struck by a milk delivery truck while riding a tricycle in the driveway of her home in neighboring North Kill. She passed away Sunday, authorities said.

Finnipeg Nei North Kill

Fire at Lye's causes minor damage in MacGregor

A Monday afternoon blaze at C. W. Lye & J. Son Ltd in MacGregor caused slight damage to the plumbing department. Employees Gerald Jones and Archie Myerson used an acetylene torch, the blast heard for blocks. Both escaped injury as volunteers halted the fire before the fire department arrived. one wall and part of the ceiling were damaged.

C. W. Lye &J. Son Ltd MacGregor MacGregor’s Lye Gerald Jones Archie Myerson

Tax Board Rules Ulrich Tax Losses Reduced in Partnership

Winnipeg real estate salesman Edward Ulrich won partial tax relief for 1960 and 1962 losses from a failed May 1960 partnership with electrician Ernest Kotowski. The Tax Appeal Board limited Ulrich to 50 percent of the losses, or 12 243 dollars, noting he had already paid 15 487 dollars and could claim 3 243 dollars beyond his share.

Edward Ulrich Tax Appeal Board Ulrich Ernest Kotowski Anings Kotowski Mr. Ulrich Revenue Department

Alaska Bound Evangelists Stop In MacGregor

Evangelists Lavis and the Love trio from Wildwood Florida visited Hi Way Service in MacGregor when their bus had trouble. After repairs they performed a 15 minute gospel singalong aboard the piano before continuing to Alaska for summer tent meetings.

Lavis Love Trio Wildwood Florida MacGregor Alaska

Restraints May Not Hit Construction

Finance Minister Sharp warned last week that March budget measures may not restrain investment in construction this year. He told the Senate banking and commerce committee that physical expansion could decrease while dollar expansion rises, with five months left making predictions difficult. The main measures included a 5 percent tax on corporate profits over 30,000 and reduced capital cost allowances. Industry and government construction plans totalled 1 billion. The committee swiftly finished its study of Income Tax Act changes after Sharp spoke.

Sharp Commons Senate Committee On Banking and Commerce Wallace McCutcheon Ontario Mr. Sharp

Austin News social notes of weekend visitors and church activities

Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wallace included Staton and Donna of Winnipeg with Wim Staton of Treherne visiting during the week. Various locals are listed as visiting or improving, with church ladies renovating the manse and serving meals during the Thresherman’s Reunion. A correction notes Thomas Towle visiting Ontario, and Edmon ton trips feature tours and a riverboat cruise on the Kiondike Queen with highlights such as Storyland Valley Zoo and Klondike Days.

J. McRae M. McRae Westbourne Lynches Point David Booth Pinawa L. Heselwood Durban the Pas Canora Sask Harold Gilbert Archie Thomson California Dan Thomson Truax Dave McQuiston Famly Dennis McQuiston Killarney M. WcQuiston Murray Lamb MacGregor Stan Robinson Worby Hank Melver Gladstone Jerry Marginet H. B. Outhwaite Staton Donna Wianpes Iron Winnipeg Chas. Wallace Wim. Staton Treherne Jack Butler V. Larkin Linda Dauphin Graham Campbell H. F. Johnson Ladies of the United | Church P. Ewen Wm. 'Makinson Sek Wither al Deming Storyland Valley Zoo North Saskatchewan River

Local Community Notes July Events and Weddings

Ed win News reports a family visit to Fort William and a bus tour to United Church with tea at Gimli on July 20. Residents mention trips to West Coast sights, MFB camp at Clear Lake, and well wishes for Monty and Judy Boak after tonsil surgeries. Gil Portage celebrations include Glen Painter's wedding and a forthcoming golden anniversary for Edwin Biberdorf family. Birthdays listed for Averyn Ferguson, Doug Painter, and Beverley Patterson in late July.

Art Boak Fort William W. Pallister Peggy Brian MFB Clear Lake Monty Judy Boak Portage Hospital R. Boyer Jim Boyer West Coast Calgary Stampede Edmonton Lake Louise Frank Anderson Toronto Kelly McIvor Jas. Anderson Selkirk Glen Painter Trinity United Church Portageon G. Biberdorf Edwin

Ontario Farms Need Big Rain

Ontario farmers face severe drought with southern districts, notably Prince Edward and Northumberland, crippled crops. W. W. Snow of the provincial agricultural department warns rain is badly needed as heat has dried soils. Windsor area largely spared, but most regions await significant rainfall not seen since mid June.

Ontario Windsor W. W. Snow Agcultural Departme Prince Edward Northumberland Rann

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