Benjamin F. Brooks Enters Into Rest
Funeral service held at Hamiota United Church for Benjamin F. Brooks of Hamiota with Rev. Ralph E. Clark officiating. Brooks, a longtime farmer and former Rural Council member, survived by his children and many relatives. one son Earl killed in action in 1944 near Dunkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota United Church
Ben F. Brooks
Hamiota
Ralph E. Clark
Mr. Brooks
Gene Dixon
Earl
Dunkirk
Europe
Earl Dawson Nominated Liberal Candidate For Hamiota
Earl Dawson of Rivers was nominated Liberal candidate for Hamiota in a two way race against Bill Wherrett of Shoal Lake. The meeting at Hamiota drew strong support as Molgat urged active democracy and a 1966 provincial election, with officers elected including President Cam Halliday and vice presidents Montieth Gray and Dunn. The gathering raised nearly 200 dollars for the party and noted the upcoming Marquette Liberal Association meeting in Shoal Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Earl Dawson
Rivers
Gildas Mogat
Manitoba
Dawson
Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association
Rivers Council
Western Manitoba
Bill Wherrett
Shoal Lake
Liberal Party
Cam Halliday
Association
Molgat
Ottawa
Western Canada
Marquette Liberal Association
Buffalo Plains Inn
O. W.lewycky
Joanna MacMartin Enters Into Rest
Joanna MacMartin aged 72 died November 16 1965 at Stonewall Hospital. Survived by husband Robert, son Cyril Winnipeg daughters Margaret Brandon Kay Stonewall, six grandchildren, two sisters England and Manitoba. Funeral November 18 at 2 pm Anglican Church Stonewall. Interment Stonewall Cemetery. A. D. MacKenzie Funeral Home Stonewall in charge.
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Stonewall Hospital
Joanna Mac Martin
Robert MacMartin
Stonewall
Wittlesea
Cambridge
England
Mac Martin
Manitoba
Hamiota
Crandall
Stonewal
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Canadian Legion
Rebekah Lodge No. 4
Robert
Cyril
Winnipeg
M. Boyd
Margaret
Brandon
F. Slatcher
Kay
Eliza Leveritte
Rose McBain
Steve Nykoliation Dies at 49 in McConnell Manitoba
Steve Nykoliation aged 49 of McConnell Manitoba died suddenly on November 22. He was born at Shoal Lake and farmed in Kelloe and McConnell for the past decade. Survived by his mother Mrs. Margaret Gregorash and stepfather, sister Mrs. Nick Zurbyk, and four brothers. Funeral at St. Josephat's Ukrainian Catholic Church Shoal Lake on November 25 with prayers the night before at the Ukrainian National Home. Interment in Parish Cemetery. Rae's Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Steve Nykoliation
McConnell
Manitoba
Shoal Lake
Mr. Nykoliation
Leech
Kelloe
Margaret Gregorash
Tony Gregorash
Sandy Lake
Nick Zurbyk
Elphinstone
John Nykoliation
Kellee
Bill
St. Josephat
Ukrainian National Home
R. Zakrewski
Melford Stebnicki
Fred Twerden
Joe Stetch
Tony Zurbyk
Maurice Maydaniuk
Don Chobotiuk
Rae
Evelyn Mathison Feted at Chumah Hall
Friends honored Evelyn Mathison on Saturday night November 27 in Chumah Hall. Phyllis Mathison led Bridal Chorus as Evelyn was escorted by Florence English. Guests included Mrs. Bill Miller and Mrs. Marilyn Newell. The hall was Christmas themed with a student demonstration from Evie's classes. Florence English spoke, Evie thanked guests, and plans for a trousseau tea were shared. Lunch followed with Phyllis Mathison at the piano.
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Chumah Hall
Evelyn Mathison
Phyllis Mathison
Evie
Florence English
Jim
Winnipeg
Ethel Duncan
McConnell Calf Club Banquet Includes Travel Slides
The McConnell Calf Club held its annual banquet on November 19 with Master of Ceremonies Morris Deveson. Heather McNiven gave the thanks after a supper by the McConnell W I, as Deveson introduced guests and showed slides from his Arizona, British Columbia and Banff trip along with 4 H club images.
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McConnell Calf Club
Morris Deveson
McConnell W.I
Heather McNiven
George Pollock
Deveson
Gordon Killoh
R. Richardson Elgin McConnell
Sociation
Bruce Paterson
Arizona
British Columbia
Banff
Hamiota Collegiate Opens Basketball Schedule This Week
Hamiota Collegiate announces the basketball season with junior varsity and varsity girls and boys starting games in December. Junior Varsity finished third last year behind Hamiota and Miniota. Schedule includes games at Birtle Strathclair Miniota and a December 18 league tournament at Hamiota with Kenton Shoal Lake and others.
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Hamilta Collegiate
Winnipeg
Birtle
Strathclair
Hamiota
Miniota
Sen
Ior
Kenton
Shoal Lake
Martha McLean Enters Into Rest at 98 in Winnipeg
Martha McLean died at age 98 on November 25 1965 at the Golden Door Geriatric Centre. She formerly lived at 220 Guelph Street and will be interred after a 1 00 PM funeral at Clark Leatherdale Funeral Home with cremation at Pineview Memorial Gardens. She was born in Watford Ont moved to Hamiota 1885 then Winnipeg 1943 and leaves four sons ten grandchildren nine great grandchildren one brother Rub en Kadey of Vancouver and several daughters.
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Golden Door Geriatic Centre
Martha McLean
Guelph Street
Clark Leatherdale
Kennedy St
James Perry
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Watford
Ontario
McLean
Hamiota
Winnipeg
Hamiota United Church
Women’s Institute
Joseph
Edward Lyle
Toronto
Lawrence A
John Newell
Francis W
Hamilton
F. E. Mann
Gladys
Regina
T. A. Disilets
Edith
California
Bessie McLean
Ruben Kadey
Vancouver
Gordon Campbell Enters Into Rest
Gordon Campbell twelve year old Cardale resident died November 18. He was a goalie for Cardale BB Hockey and played in Midget Hockey and 4-H Gardens Club. He is survived by his mother Mrs Alfred Hearn and step father, two sisters, a brother, and was buried after funeral in Marmey cemetery.
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Cardale
Gordon Campbell
Alfred Hearn
James Campbell
Gordie
Oak River
Cardale School
4-H Gardens
Karen
Charles Tingey
Camp Morton
Man
Laurie
Cameron
Holtzman
Strathclair
Cardale United Church
Wes Peters
John Cormick
Ab Cormick
Gordon Cowan
Gordon Kirkpatrick
Barry Armstrong
Dick Longstaff
Robbie Cowan
Larry McCormick
Scott Purdy
Robbie Stewart
Allan Hyndman
Leonard McCormick
Bruce Waddell
Jim McTavish
Bruce Stephens
Marney
McConnell Bros. Funeral Home
Presbyterial Rally at Oak River United Church
The Oak River Presbyterial Rally on Monday November 22 drew nearly 70 women. The theme The New Era guided a full day of Bible study music and exchange of views with nine groups contributing hymns scripture offerings and prayers at closing worship followed by tea and fellowship.
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Oak River
Tickets To a Better Tomorrow At Hamiota Campaign
The Children s Aid Society of Western Manitoba invites support for its fall fund drive to aid 1508 families and 395 children in care. The goal is 18500 dollars from municipal councils and donors, with events including the McConnell Memorial Concert December 3 and a public auction December 4 led by auctioneer C L Shuttleworth.
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Children’s Aid Society
Western
Manitoba
H. C. Riesberry
Hamiota
C. L. Shuttleworth
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U.S
Walter Schirra
Thomas Stafford
Frank Borman
James Lovell
Benjamin F. Brooks
Rest
Franklin
Lorne McNiven
Marion
Harry
Williard
Norval
Willard
Brooks
Masonic Order
Curling Club
John McGhee
Percy Davis
Art Dixon
Mel Dixon
Bob Brooks
Jim Brooks
Brock
Saskatchewan
Joanna MacMartin
J. C. Martinson
A. D. MacKenzie
Steve Nykoliation Eeters
Donna Bomford
Collegiate News
Gordon Cambell
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