Cardale School Reunion Marks Local Milestones in July
The Cardale reunion honors pioneers trustees teachers and pupils for the three schools Ravens Glen 1892 Roselawn 1901 and Cardale Consolidated 1915. It celebrates the Village of Cardale founded 1909 and features a homecoming dance social church service and a marker unveiling at Cardale Arena events begin July with registration at 9 a.m. and program ending after the marker ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardale
Ravens Glen
Roselawn
Cardale Siding
Great Northern Railway
Cardale Arena
Cardale School Plans July 4 Social and July 6 Sports Day
In 1916 Cardale School hosts a visiting and renewing old friendships event with a 4:30 p.m. smorgasbord supper. The next day Monday July 6 Cardale holds its Annual Sports Day with hopes many will attend and stay for the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardale
Rolling River Board Meets at Minnedosa
The Rolling River School Division approved ongoing external program evaluations with Department of Education field reps. An explosion report from Tanner's Crossing science lab led to a temporary school closure for electrical and gas checks. classes resumed Monday after safety inspections. Two transfer requests were denied, preserving current school placements, and two field trips were approved for grades 7 and 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnedosa
Rolling River
Department of Education
Tanner’s Crossing
Tanner’s
Tanner’s Crossing School
L Lipscomb Attends Grand Lodge Session in Toronto
L Lipscomb departed Brandon last Wednesday by air for Toronto to join the Grand Lodge session of British America and observe the 150th anniversary of the Grand Orange Lodge of Canada and the Centennial of Orange Insurance. Mrs Lillian Luterbach and a Winnipeg friend visited the Ken Clubb home recently, with additional calls from Ken and Helen Clubb and Jack Hodge. Pete English of Innisfail Alberta stopped by en route to Regina from Winnipeg after a week studying White Combines. A photo from Fred Sumner of Golden BC notes their daughter Liza, Nicholson Teen Town Club member, crowned Nicholson's first Teen Queen, with gifts from Barlowes and the Selkirk Inn plus flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lipscomb
Brandon
Toronto
Grand Lodge
British America
Grand Orange Lodge of Canada
Centennial of Orange Insurance
Ken Clubb
Pete English
Innesfail
Alberta
Regina
Winnipeg
Ken
Helen
Fred Sumner
Golden B.C
Liza
Nicholson
Nicholsons
Barlowes
Selkirk Inn
Notable CFL coaching debate centers on Jack Matheson Ray Jauch
The text crowns Jack Matheson Ray Jauch as the ideal CFL coach since 1978, rating him 8 or 9 out of 10 and arguing he outperforms Hugh Campbell who benefits from players like Dave Fennell and Janeh. The speaker asserts Edmonton's superiority in coaching quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Jauch
Bombers
Hughie Campbell
Campbell
Dave Fennell
Janeh
Edmonton
Graduation Prom Attends In Cardale And Nearby Gatherings
Cardale residents Cardale Mr and Mrs George Crighton and Ryan attended a Friday June 5 prom at Oo za We Kum centre. They joined a Saturday 6:00 am pancake breakfast in Oak River. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Bill McTavish of Strathclair and Mrs Kathleen Campbell. A cairn for the schools reunion was moved in Wy with local families. Dawson Creek BC visitors Mr and Mrs Bill Shear Down visited Evy Peart and spouse Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crighton
Ryan
Cardale
Oo-Za-We-Kum Centre
Oak River
Bill McTavish
Strathclair
Kathleen Campbell
Bill Sheardown
Dawson Creek
B.C
Evy Peart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cardale School
Ridout
Miss Edwards
Charles Biccum
Giles
Jenkins
Heslop
Rolling Dale Workshop
Rolling River Board Meet
Oak River News
Mrs. M. Hayhurst
Lillian Luterbach
Jack Hodge
Jack Matheson
Buck, Campbell
Bardsley Chartered Accountants
George Bardsley
Bill Campbell
Warner Buck
Man
Rosser Ave
General Grain
Randy McKean
Gerald Gow
Hamiota
Hamiota Paint & Sports Centre
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!