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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 11, 1965

Page

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Seven Die In Junction Crash Near MacGregor Manitoba

A fiery crash Friday evening at the Trans-Canada and No 4 highway junction east of MacGregor Manitoba killed seven people including Robert Hykany and six Kostuik family members from Grandview and nearby areas. A little girl survived briefly, later died en route to Winnipeg General Hospital. Firefighters from Portage la Prairie battled flames to prevent a fertilizer load from exploding as a late model sedan and a semi trailer carrying fertilizer burned. Authorities described instant fatalities for car occupants, with immediate hospital transport for survivors. Page six.

Robert of Holly Hope Kostuik Robert Hykany MacGregor Man Charles Hallet Winnipeg General Hospital Portage Ambulance Portege’ la Prairie Fire Department Portage RCMP Allan Smith Harold Braden Portage la Prairie Braden Dan Bradshaw George Avenue

Sig Enns Winds Portage-Neepawa Victory for Conservatives

Sig Enns retained the Portage Neepawa constituency for the Conservative party in Monday's federal election with early returns showing a 4274 lead over Liberal challenger Fred Hyde. By late Monday night Enns held 11 703 votes to Hyde's 7 429 as results mounted from deputy returning officers across the riding.

Enns Portage-Neepawa Conservative Fred Hyde New Democratic Party Charles Norman Hatte Hasta Mr. Enns Sing Mr. Enns

Cairns Honored On 25th Anniversary

A 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Russell and Mildred Cairns of Orangeville was held at their home on Sunday, Oct. 24, 1965. Relatives and friends attended a luncheon tea, and a three tier wedding cake was the centerpiece. Gifts and a purse of money were presented as they expressed gratitude. Guests included family members from Gimli, Portage la Prairie, Winnipeg, MacGregor, Binscarth, and other Manitoba communities.

Russell Cairns Orangeville Russell Mildred Melo

Correction in Poll Results for This Week's Issue

In last week's paper a correction notes a polling error with the poll results for efficient censality. The corrected line states the results refer to this week's issue and does not change the total count.

MacGregor Minor Hockey Dinner Featuring Charlie Rayner

The MacGregor and District Minor Hockey Association will host its annual Sportsman’s Dinner on Friday November 26 at 7 p.m. in MacGregor Memorial Hall. Guest speaker former NHL goalie Charlie Rayner will present last year’s Stanley Cup highlights courtesy of Molson Brewery. Additional sports celebrities are being contacted. Admission is $5 with tickets on sale by club members.

MacGregor and District Minor Hockey Association MacGregor Memorial Hall Charlie Rayner National Hockey League Molson Brewery

Wm. Edkins Elected President of Legion

The North Norfolk Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion held its annual meeting at Memorial Hall on Tuesday November 2 with fair attendance. Elected officers include president Wm. Edkins vice-president J Heselwood secretary Al Sloane recording secretary Frank Hay treasurer H A Lye St at Arms H A Lye Padre Rev Sells standard bearers George Ardagh and J S Wales district representatives Katrinne J Heselwood Austin P Dodwell Sidney J Chambers Bagot George Ardagh Westbourne G Davey Prat Wm Edkins Remembrance Day plans were finalized and discussions continued.

North Norfolk The Royal Canadian Legion

Sprucedale School Holds Quarterly Meet

Sprucedale school directors held a public quarterly meeting at MacGregor Collegiate on November 4. The session discussed essential advertising for a caretaker, planned furnace replacement, and costs of institutions. Portage Manitoba School's Mr. Jardin spoke on after school potential for retarded individuals. Ben Wiebe and Jo-Anne Bull won raffles, and a quilt raffle is now on exhibit.

Sprucedale School MacGregor Collegiate Jardin Portage, Manitoba Sprucedale Ben Wiebe Jo-Anne Bull

Electors Approve $201000 School Bylaw in MacGregor

Resident electors of MacGregor Consolidated School district voted 353 to 38 in favor of a 201000 money bylaw for a new school. About 40 percent of eligible voters cast ballots. The campus will be built north of the present elementary or west of MacGregor Collegiate with nine classrooms and an assembly. Construction is planned to begin in spring when weather allows.

MacGregor Consolidated School District MacGregor

Town Happenings In November Weather And Local News

A Sunday snow fall of about one inch made roads slick while Monday brought bright sun and hopes for melt. Birthday wishes go to Mrs John Woodin of Holiday Portage. Local highways crews repaired Main Street last week with resurfacing planned next year. New homes rise for Clarence Pennell Don Wright and Ivan Miller as Wright family moved in recently. Norfolk Manor painters near completion for the official opening on Sunday November 21.

Clarence Pennell Don Wright Ivan Miller Wrights

Becks Honored On Departure From District

Friends and neighbors from Gladstone Helston and Fir dale gathered at Mr and Mrs Jim Becks home on Friday October 28 to honor their departure. The couple plans to move to the senior citizens home in MacGregor this month. They received a purse of money before lunch. W I whist winners were Hattie Cox Debby Hodge for ladies and M Duncan Nelson Hulme for gents. A sportsmans dinner is set for Friday November 26 tickets available from lab members. Signal lights and bells at the CPR crossing by the elevator have been installed aiding drivers and pedestrians.

Gladstone Helston Firdale Jim Beck Frida MacGregor Hattie Cox Debby Hodge M. Duncan Nelson Hulme CPR

Why an Education Why an Education Why an Education

Students at MacGregor Collegiate heard a talk by Jack Klassen, National Employment Service official in Portage la Prairie, stressing the need for extensive education. He said modern industry rapidly changes, unskilled jobs vanish, and ongoing retraining will be required as skills become more technical.

MacGregor Collegiate Jack Klassen National Employment Service Portage la Prairie Klassen

Also Mentioned on This Page

No. 4 Sig Enns Charles W. Sing Social Credit Prairies S. J Sig Cairns Wm. Edkins Legion John Woodin Holiday Portage Norfolk Manor Becks Lab
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