Brandon University honors Dr. Earl J. Tyler as President Emeritus
Dr. Earl J. Tyler, Professor Emeritus, is named President Emeritus of Brandon University. The October 9, 1985 announcement by President John Mallen details his 35 years of affiliation, Interim presidency in 1984 85, and leadership as head of the Psychology Department from 1949 to 1976.
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Community notices from a Manitoba region newspaper
Sympathy extends to Ruth Henderson and family on the death of Ruth's grandfather Mr Sheane. Condolences to Mrs Milford Logan and family on the death of her husband Milford Logan of Lenore. Wedding in Winnipeg between Lee Haverstick and Norman Gregorie with attendees from Hamiota and surrounding areas. Edmonton visit plans for Alice and Les Rudd. Ada and Jack Fleming hosted by Harvey and Betty Fleming with Jean Beatty. Evie Cowling shower attended by Maureen Gowerluk, Susan, Betty Cowling and others. Lorrie and Valerie Tutkaluke also present. U C W meeting moved Smorgasborg to November 10. Rev Tom Delgaty with Gary Stewart of Oak River delivered food to Ormiston with great need. Harvest weekend gratitude despite conditions. sun melts snow and hope returns. Thanksgiving weekend visitors include David and Shelly Hamilton from Morden visiting Beverly and Ron Coveney. Penny Long of Winnipeg also home. Gerald and Nora Shier attended Pat Johnston's funeral from Onanole. they were former Rossburn Cream and Cheese Plant directors. Weekend visitors Lonnie and Henry Merel, Winnipeg. Ron and Doreen Lawrence of Brandon, plus others.
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David Henderson
Sheane
Milford Logan
Lenore
Loran Eastcott
Don
Gordon
Brian Lee
Geraldine Steen
Hamiota
Lee Haverstick
Norman Gregorie
Winnipeg
Alice
Les Rudd
Edmonton
Visting
Ada
Jack Fleming
Harvey
Betty Fleming
Jean Beatty
Dauphin
Evie Cowling
Maureen Gowerluk
Susan
Betty Cowling
Lorrie
Valerie Tutkaluke
U.C.W
Smorgasborg
Tom Delgaty
Gary
Penny Long
Gerald
Nora Shier
Pat Johnston
Onanole
Pat
Rossburn
Lonnie
Henry Merel
Ron
Doreen Lawrence
Brandon
Thanksgiving visitors fill Cardale area gathering
Visitors over the weekend included Vic and Marion Porteous and four Chauvin children, Jack and Linda Bandura and two children, Eunice and two girls from Brandon, Murray and Karen Newton and two children, Dianne Cochrane and two girls, and Dale Newton of Strathclair. Blanche Recknagle of Wetaskiwin and Fern Gudmanson of Sooke visited Bill and Mary Thompson and Norman Brown, with Eleanor Emerson and Alvar Pearson from Kenor also visiting. Roderick, Irene, Kendrick and Vincent Thomas returned to Brocher, October 11. Sheila Thompson attended the social for John and Susan. The Cardale District News notes the late Ken Campbell, who died October 9 after illness. A Birthday Tea honored Jessie Pearls and Mabel Westbrooks for their 80th birthdays with 73 guests signing the book, followed by a Cardale U.C.W. catered supper. The Rolling Dale School Flea Market raised funds at the rink, with many local tables and lunch served. Catherine Gourlay joined the tea, Kathleen Campbell hosted her brother-in-law Harry Mangham and Lois Mangham of Winnipeg, plus Olga Stephanson.
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Jack
Linda Bandura
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Brandon
Murray
Karen Newton
Dianne Cochrane
Dale Newton
Strathclair
Blanche Recknagle
Wetaskiwin
Fern Gudmanson
Sooke
B.C
Bill and
Mary Thompson
Norman Brown
Eleanor (Emerson
Alvar Pearson
Kenor
Roderick
Irene
Kendrick
Vincent Thomas
Brocher
Ken Campbell
Cardale Rink
Jessie Pearls
Mabel Westbrooks
Cardale U.C.W
Rolling Dale
Catherine Gourlay
Kathleen Campbell
Harry and
Lois Mangham
Winnipeg
Olga Stephanson
Free propane inspection deadline October 24 in Winnipeg
Propane fueled vehicle owners in Winnipeg must schedule free inspections by October 24 at government inspection lanes. Since July, 545 inspections found only one clearance-defect case. Sites include Grant Park Plaza, East Kildonan Mall, Southwood Mall, and Forest Park Mall with specific hours and local contact numbers for appointments and guidance.
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