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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 07, 1965
Page
4
Anyone wishing to join MMS for coverage commencing January 1, 1966, must have applications filed on or before October 20, 1965. For information contact Fred Snaith, group 5412 secretary. Phone 20, MacGregor.
Notice for a hearing by the Highway Traffic and Co-ordination Board at Brandon City Hall on October 14, 1965. It covers applications by B A Oil Company Ltd for a Bulk Storage Distributorship near PTH 1 and Duchon Bros Signs Ltd for a sign permit near PTH 1 in North Norfolk RM. Submissions may be made at the hearing or in writing to the Board's Secretary.
MacGregor area residents recount weekend visits in Winnipeg and nearby towns. Mrs. L. B. Patterson stayed with relatives, while others hosted friends from Stittsville and Orangeville. Birthday wishes go to Mrs. E. Perkins and Mrs. J. McCarl, with anniversary congratulations for Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lamont.
Premier Lesage told a Winnipeg audience that Quebec wants dialogue with English Canada not a set of grievances. He stressed Quebec will not humbly submit a list of requests and argued for equality in practice as a long term constitutional aim. He described issues as complex and not temporary.
An explosion and ensuing fire Thursday destroyed a major Falcon Lake resort hotel 90 miles east of Winnipeg. Owner Mike Manchulenko reported the central structure with meeting rooms dining rooms and offices razed, ten adjacent motel units damaged and ten more heavily affected. no injuries were reported.
Police say a nine year old boy admitted lighting a fire in a vacant basement classroom at David Livingstone school Brandon forcing about 450 elementary students to evacuate. Deputy Chief Tyerman says the boy is now under welfare supervision as damage remains light and students returned to class after smoke drifted through the two storey frame building.
A collection of notices invites YWC members to Mrs Margaret McKelvy home on Oct 18 for a TriChem embroidery demonstration by Mrs Kerr from Portage with a bring a friend habit. St Pauls WA holds a regular meet at Mrs Joyce Lye home Oct 13. Lames Church plans a bazaar and silver tea at Rosehill Hall on Oct 21 from 2 30 to 5 p.m. MacGregor Collegiate auditorium hosts silver tea and bake sale on Oct 9 from 3 to 5 p.m. sponsored by MCL cheerleaders.
The Path Head Garden Club held its eighth meeting on Friday Sept 17 with Debbie Morris named. A wiener roast was planned for Saturday at Philip Romancik s. The August 28 MacGregor Memorial Hall achievement was won by Diane Hodge with Bobby Taylor as reserve. Edith Hodge is secretary and will collect all pink and record sheets by Oct 15 for the Nov 5 awards night at 6 30 p.m. in MacGregor with a scrapbook committee meeting Oct 10 at 2 30 p.m. at Mrs Hodge s home.
Sincere sympathy is expressed to Mrs Conrad Roy on the passing of her husband. Mr and Mrs W McIntosh and girls attended the Robertson Tammerman wedding at Treherne on Saturday. Mrs J Rintoul hosted her sister Mrs Jean Wallace of Portage during the week. Mr and Mrs D White of Portage were Sunday callers with Mr and Mrs R Thompson. Belated anniversary greetings to Mr and Mrs H Armstrong married 29 years on October 3. Mr and Mrs T Chapman of Portage visited with Mr and Mrs J Smith and Colin. Mr and Mrs W McDougall will attend the funeral in Winnipeg on Wednesday for Mr McDougall's niece Mrs Joe Lipinski who passed away Saturday morning.
Cheryl McMullen of the suburban Assiniboia community died Friday night after being struck by a car as she crossed a street near her home. Police identified the driver as Curtis Palmer, 62, of Assiniboia.
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