Diane Northey Weds Lindsay Houck in Glenboro Manitoba
Diane Elaine Northey, elder daughter of Ken and Norma Northey, and Lindsay John Houck, eldest son of Harvey and Inza Houck, exchanged marriage vows at United Church Glenboro on November 10 1979. Rev Crassweller officiated with J Rolfe organist and Debbie Mathison soloist. They reside in Edmonton after a reception at Kinsmen Hall Glenboro.
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Glenboro
Stockton United Church
Stockton
Man
Diane Elaine
Ken
Norma Northey
Lindsay John Houck
Harvey
Inza Houck
Hamiota
Crassweller
J. Rolfe
Debbie Mathison
Juliette Cap
Marlene Graceffo
Darwin Hamilton
Dirk Northey
Philip Houck
Kinsmen
Lindsay
Diane
Edmonton
Alberta
Haggarty Shaw Exchange Vows In Cardale Manitoba
Kay Maxine Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Graeme Shaw of Cardale Man wed Raymond Edward Haggarty son of Mr and Mrs Bill Haggarty of Hamiota Man in a double ring ceremony at Cardale United Church Rev Fred Kamarous officiated Organist was Mrs Gay Peters and soloist Miss Judy Espey Also present were bridesmaids Mrs Janice Shaw and Mrs Patti McTavish Miss Tracy Zachow Best man Rod Koscielny Ushers included Terry McTavish and Brent Haggarty Reception at Cardale Arena and wedding dance at Hamiota Community Centre The couple reside near Oak River Manitoba.
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Cardale
Cardale United Church
Kay Maxine
Graeme Shaw
Man
Raymond Edward
Bill Haggarty
Hamiota
Manitoba
Fred Kamarous
Gay Peters
Judy Espey
Brandon
Joy Wilson
Winnipeg
Rod Koscielny
Moosomin
Saskatchewan
Janice Shaw
Patti McTavish
Tracy Zachow
Red Deer
Alberta
David Greenaway
Oak River
Terry McTavish
Brent Haggarty
Cardale Arena
Russ Shaw
Ken Fortune
Ray Haggarty
Manitoba Rejects All McKenzie Seeds Tenders
Winnipeg Manitoba government backs board decision to reject all bids for McKenzie Seeds and pursue a partner or equity tie to stabilize finances. The minister notes $8 million in loan obligations and a $2 million working capital deficit, with a potential $750 000 annual subsidy if debt converted to equity.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
McKenzie Seeds
Bob Banman
Banman
MDC
McKenzie Board
Thorne Riddell and Company
Brandon
George Jones Passes in Hamiota District
George Jones of Lenore Manitoba passed away at the Hamiota District Health Centre on Tuesday November 27. Born December 12, 1917 in Lenore, he lived in Bradwardine and Lenore and worked for the C P R until 1977. Predeceased by his father, he is survived by his mother, three brothers, and three sisters. Service held November 30 at Lenore Presbyterian Church with interment at Breadalbane Cemetery.
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George Lloyd Jones
Hamiota
George
Lenore Manitoba
Bradwardine
Lenore
C.P.R
Margaret Jones
Jack
Kenton
Jim
Flin Flon
Alvin
Edmonton
Alice
M. DeMeulenaere
Margaret
S. Levitt
Evelyn
W.C. McFadden
Rapid City
Lenore Presbyterian Church
Friady
Reeves
Virden
Hidichuk
Breadalbane Cemetery
Births and travels mark district news briefs
Congratulations to Bob and Ruby Mitchell on the birth of their great granddaughter born November 28 in Minnedosa Hospital. Pat and Mac Leland head to Ottawa for the Farmers Union Convention while Les and Thelma Leland depart for five months in the south. Several district residents attend Agribition in Regina and local deer hunting visits unfold around Brandon and Thompson. Raymond Foxton dies in Hamiota Hospital. Winners announced for Legion Grey Cup draw. Get well wishes extend to Wes Shurwell in Grace Hospital.
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Bob
Ruby Mitchell
Minnedosa Hospital
Bob Tuttle
Rapid City
Deiter Schwanki
Ingo
Germany
Foxton
Raymond
Hamiota Hospital
Pat
Mac Leland
Ottawa
Farmer’s Union
Les
Thelma Leland
Regina
Mary Griffiths
Rivers
F. Watters
Bill Gardham
Dennis Richardson
Gordon
Brandon
Hickman Boys
Birtle
Les Mansell
Bryan Carlson
Thompson
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Houck-Northey
Mr. and
Mrs
Lindsay Houck
Haggarty-Shaw
Arch. R. Galatiue
Ale
NDC
George Jones
Allan Hill
Jack Stanley
Neil Wilson
Ron McKinnon
Wes Russell
Stan Hunt
Lloyd Horn
Milford Logan
Bernard Russell
Fred Hunt
Campbells Funeral Home
the Heart Fund
Arrow River News
W. Lockhart
Tete
Sele Cl At
Wainman
S.M. Pedrow
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