Local Happenings and Sympathy Notices
Local notes show visits among McLeary Jamieson Leary and others in Swan River and Hamiota, with trips to Saskatoon. The community extends sympathy to the Brown family of Wawanesa for W. H. Brown’s death on November 9 1969. Congratulations to Constable Donald Pittendreigh on winning a Stanley tool set. Doug Anderson of Winnipeg Police spent the weekend with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McLeary
Swan River
C. W. Jamieson
Leary
Hamiota Hospital
Mr. McLeary
Jamieson
Brown
W. H. Brown
Wawanesa
R.C.M P
Donald Pittendreigh
Don
District Happenings in Dryden and Surroundings
Community notices report visits from Lavinia Tremaine of Dryden to her in laws in Dryden and travel plans to the Royal Winter Fair. Brandon and Winnipeg trips are noted along with condolences for Mr. George Taylor. Births include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Waddell and a son for Mrs. Milton Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
Ron
Strathclair
Taylor
Shoal Lake Hospital
H. Stephens
W. Greenaway
G. Sage
A. Reed
Bobby
Brent
Winnipeg
W. I
United Church
Marie Salaway
Sandra Thompson
Ninette
Brown family mourns William Henry Brown of Wawanesa
Oakner expresses deepest sympathy to the Brown families on the death of William Henry Brown, formerly of Harding. Mr. and Mrs. C. M Anderson traveled to Hamilton and other parts of Ontario to visit daughters and relatives in the East. A. C Mathison of Regina visited the H. D. Brown home briefly on Saturday. D. R Mitchell of Brookdale and Phyllis Rankin of Winnipeg with Lawrence Tremaine of Portage were weekend guests at J. L. Rankin’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McConnell
Kerry Dunlop
Bob McDonald
Winnipeg
Farmers Home
Gordon Gray
Cecil Johnston
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Mrs. Johnston
Johnson
Donald Tremaine
Dryden
Ontario
Harold Tremaine
H. Lints
Karen Cooke
Brandon
Tremaine
James
J. D. Quinton
R. Deutsch
Regina
Wilcox Sask
Wilcox
Premier Smallwood
Newfoundland
Brown
Wm. Henry Brown
Wawanesa
Harding
C. M Anderson
Hamilton
East
A. C Mathison
H. D. Brown
D. R Mitchell
Brookdale
Phyllis Rankin
Lawrence Tremaine
Portage
J. L. Rankin
Cardale Winners Toast Larry Shaw for Trip Prize
Congratulations are extended to Mr. Larry Shaw who won the prize for a trip to the Tor. The notice notes Shaw’s good fortune in drawing the winning ticket from a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Shaw
Tor
Birthday Club Gathers at Milne Home in Hamiota
Decker The birthday club met at Mrs. Dorothy Milne’s home in Hamiota on November 6 to celebrate Milne and Decker birthdays. Fourteen members and one visitor attended. Corsages gifts and a birthday cake topped a dainty lunch. Nearby visits included Rosenberger families at Estevan and Tremaine Martins noting a funeral in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Milne
Hamiota
Milne
A. L. Decker
Frank Rosenberger
Ken Rosenberger
Estevan
Sask
L. Tremaine
Terry Martin
O. Tremaine
Henry Lints
Brandon
Chumah Club Holds November Meeting at Mrs Hazlewood Home
Sixteen members and one guest attended the November 5 meeting of the Chumah Club at Mrs M Hazlewoods home. Mrs Margaret Kirk led the devotional period. Mrs Janelle Houck presided over the business session. The treasurer reported 18299 dollars in the bank and 10 dollars was donated to the hospital for fruit or vegetables. The winter project was knitting an afghan with nine inch square blocks. Officers for 1970 were elected including President Janie Lewis and Vice President Bernice Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chumah Club
M. Hazlewood
Margaret Kirk
Mary Bull
Janelle Houck
Bernice Lewis
Myra Preston
Janie Lewis
Laura McLean
Doris Pollock
Dorothy Amy
Peggy Smith
Pearl Kidd
Mildred Hazlewood
Lewis Visit With Brother at Portage la Prairie
Mr and Mrs Chas Lewis spent Sunday November 5 at Portage la Prairie with the former s brother Jim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lewis
Portage la Prairie
Jim
Fall assizes held in Brandon recall local figures
Isabella Russell Clark and Dale Still served on the fall assizes in Brandon last week. Word came Monday of the death of Jack Robertson of Brandon after a long illness. Robertson, a CNA agent at Isabella for twenty years, was known for his Hackney horses shown at fairs. He later served as judge of light horses at fairs. He is survived by wife Eva, sons Ross of Winnipeg and Garnet of Wawa nes a, brother Earl of Brandon, and six grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Rosewood Memorial Chapel with Rev. G D Bell officiating. burial at Brandon Cemetery. Pallbearers included Ken Clark Johnny Finkbeiner Rae Reid. Austin Adams left for Winnipeg for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Clark
Dale
Brandon
Jack Robertson
Robertson
CNA
Isabella
Ken Clark
Johnny Finkbeiner
Rae Reid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doug Anderson
Mrs
A. J. Anderson
Smith St.innipeg
Independent Breeders Association
Jon Klagenberg
Gie Granny
Manitoba
Granny
Lavinia
Roy Espey
Ralph Espey
Milton Campbell
John McCormick
Mary
Oakner
Cardale
Decker
Strickland
New
Life Insurance
Bill Chappell
Chumah
Austin Adams
Imperial Life
Ken Drozda
Countryside
Virden, Manitoba
M. G. Schulz
Industrial Development Bank
Broadway
Jack Houston
Kenton
Hartley Wilson
Federated Co-op
Houston
Hamiota Co-op (1958) Ltd
B & L Penning
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