More District Happenings Attend McCormick Westbrook Wedding
Miss Lois Kirkpatrick of Winnipeg returned home for the weekend and attended the McCormick Westbrook wedding at Cardale. Miss Vicki Thompson of Churchill was home over the weekend.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1973
Page
4
Miss Lois Kirkpatrick of Winnipeg returned home for the weekend and attended the McCormick Westbrook wedding at Cardale. Miss Vicki Thompson of Churchill was home over the weekend.
Cardale residents joined by Nobleton guests for gatherings from October 25 to 28. Notables include weddings Ian Westbrook and Audrey McCormick, Masonic banquet in Rivers, weekend visits from Winnipeg and Brandon, and a 40th wedding anniversary for Ed and Mrs Westbrook.
Howard George Gregory, 67, of 662 13th St Brandon, died October 23 1973. Born in Brandon he moved to Decker with his parents and taught school before joining Gillis and Warren of Brandon for 30 years retiring in 1971. Survived by wife Ethel son David daughter Joyce four grandchildren brother Wes Gregory of Decker. Funeral October 25 at Brockie Donovan Chapel at 2 pm with Rev. Robert Reed officiating. Interment Brandon Cemetery.
Rev D J M McCrindle laments changes in rural life with one room schools and threshers giving way to modern progress. He urges families to reconnect, share time, and value love and support amid busy lives, noting weddings and funerals as rare opportunities for togetherness.
A reflective line argues that surrendering freedom of choice leads to permanent loss, suggesting vigilance against coercive control and the enduring value of individual autonomy. It emphasizes the lasting impact of relinquishing decision power.
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