Cardale Visits and Community Notes From Local Residents
Cardale residents host Grace and Vern Gammack and Mary German visiting from Weyburn Brandon and Brandon cousins. Grace Cummins called, summer at Stuart Lake. Sympathy extended for Ivy Smith died Sept 7 at Hamiota hospital. funeral Sept 11. callers include Gunther Dorne Laurel Roberts Cecil and Joan Roberts Lindsay Wakefield. Dora reconnects with Howard Murrish. letters from Lorraine Madill Regina. Colleen McRae Kingdon Ottawa visits. Cardale UCW resumes 1996 97 season at 9 am with twelve members. Larry and Bev Shaw report Morden Corn and Apple Festival. Best West Dream Team Linament Softball League champions again. Ryan Crighton pitcher. George quote on having plenty to do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Vern Gammack
Weyburn
Sask
Vern
Mary German
Brandon
Ryan
Laurel
Grace Cummins
Strathclair
Stuart Lake
Ivy Smith
Hamiota Hospital
Hamiota United Church
Laurel Crighton
Gunther Dorne
Jason
St. Jean Baptiste
Cecil
Joan Roberts
Lindsay Wakefield
Lindsay
Dora
Howard Murrish
New Orleans
Cardale
Cardale U.C.W
Larry
Bev Shaw
Morden
Best West
Linament
Ryan Crighton
George
Crandall and Shier Return From Ontario Trip
Crandall Gerald and Nora Shier returned September 5 from a two week trip to Ontario. They traveled through Minnesota, northern Wisconsin and Michigan. Tony and Nona Shulman of Woodstock Ontario were hosts or guides during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
Nora Shier
Ontario
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Tony
Nona Shulman
Woodstock
Ont
District visits and travels around Kirkton St Marys area
A family caravan visits Goderich Niagara Falls and rides Maid of the Mist. Gerald Nora visit Kingston relatives. Shawville Shawville and Thunder Bay ties noted. Attends fiddling and step dancing finales in Drayton Pembroke. Elayna in Winnipeg. Nora sister Sheila and Frank Thiede visit Williams Lake BC. Brian Avery recollects Kamloops BC years. Helen Nelson Winnipeg visits Ivan Lena Lawrence family in Oak River. Coveneys of Morden visit Herald Hall family. Ron Hall Calgary son visits Virden area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkton
St. Mary’s
Goderich
Shiers
Pearsons
Niagara Falls
Gerald
Nora
Louis
Angela Broekhaven
Kingston
Rolly
Beulah MacDougall
Shawville
Que
Terry and
Isobel Lawson
Wawa
Silver Ann Bremner
Thunder Bay
Drayton
Pembroke
Elayna
Winnipeg
Sheila
Frank Thiede
Williams Lake
B.C
Velloupe
Brian Avery
Brian
Vel’s
Kamloops
Helen Nelson
Ivan
Lena Lawrence
Oak River
Ron
Beverly Coveney
Morden
Herald
Helen Hall
Bev
Georgina Hyndman
Virden
Calgary
Sandy
Local Visit Notes From Dauphin Area Residents
The column lists visits and family connections among residents from Brandon University to Terrace BC, Oakville, Boissevain, Pioneer Lodge Melita, Scotland, Dauphin and Hamiota. Notables include Decker Hunters and Maynes family gatherings, harvest help by Ken and Joan Strachan, and well wishes for Bill Matwichuk recovering in Brandon hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry Maynes
Jim
Barbara Maynes
Brandon University
Murray
Sherrie McLenahan
Oakville
Irene Maynes
Dawn Maynes
Boissevain
Bill Gould
Pioneer Lodge
Melita
Harold
Marion Hunter
Gordie
Joyce Knight
Wally
Doris Hunter
Janett Ewing
Frank McCann
Scotland
Ken
Joan Strac
Mary
Gerald Decker
Lee
Clayton Wyborn
Dauphin
Hazel Hatten
Clayton
Hamiota
Florence Strachan
Bob
Linda Wickens
Flin Flon
Olive Johns
Ellen Sunley
Linda Nolan
Virden
Carma Kirk
Bill Matwichuk
Brandon
Speedy recovery wished for Joan Kirk after hip surgery
The Echo notes Joan Kirk underwent hip surgery last week at Brandon General Hospital and sends wishes for a speedy recovery from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Kirk
Brandon General Hospital
Carter joins Katimavik group with Goose Bay posting
Kenton Pennie Carter daughter of Bill and Tanis Carter of Souris joins Katimavik with ten other young Canadians. Their first posting is Goose Bay Labrador to work on a ski slide for USA airmen. They will later work in Quebec from Nov 23 to Jan 22 and in St. Catherines Ontario from Jan 22 to Apr 9. Pennie is granddaughter of Harvey and Margaret Carter and great granddaughter of Mrs. D Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennie Carter
Bill
Tanis Carter
Souris
Goose Bay
Labrador
USA
Quebec
St. Catherines
Ont
Pennie
Harvey and
Margaret Carter
Kenton
D. Kerr
Lilac Lodge
Hamiota
Edna Nolan Welcomed to Lilac Residence Roster
The Lilac Residence hosts Mrs Edna Nolan as residents Stan and Ellen Gould return from Winnipeg after a ten day visit to family. A celebration marks Stan Goulds 90th birthday and bids farewell to Fred and Donna Gould moving to Tennessee. Dickson and Judy Gould host the gathering with most relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Nolan
Lilac
Stan
Ellen Gould
Winnipeg
Dickson
Judy Gould
Fred
Donna Gould
Tennessee
Donna
Ivy
Darcy
Lori Heapy
Community Welcome Notes Include New Families and Kids
McConnell welcomes Ron Miller Kim Miller and their three children to the community. Debbie Paterson and boys relocate to the farm yard. Debbie and boys move to Hamiota. Wanda Stebnicki also welcomed. Bob Hedley and Marguerite Hedley move to Hamiota with a trailer on Hudson Dr. Four new kindergartners join this year Carissa Armstrong Evelyn Thompson Alyssa Stebnicki and Angela Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Kim Miller
K & R Tire Shop
Debbie Paterson
Debbie
Hamiota
Bill Montgomery
Wanda Stebnicki
Bob
Marguurite Hedley
Hudson Dr
Carissa Armstrong
Evelyn Thompson
Alyssa Stebnicki
Angela Miller
Miniota and Area Social Notes Highlight Visits and Birthdays
Community members share greetings and updates from Miniota and surrounding area. Ron Littlejohn travels from Winnipeg to visit the Littlejohn and Peel families. Celebrations include Bill Leary's 86th birthday and Tom and Betty Ann Ellerington's 40th anniversary with extended family gatherings. Notable church news introduces Rev. Michael Canning as the new Anglican minister serving multiple communities. Sympathy offered to families of George Foote. Get well wishes go to Irene Cole. Travel notes include family visits to Regina, Red Deer, and Saskatoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bernard Shaw
Ron Littlejohn
Winnipeg
Lyle
Margaret Littlejohn
Bob
Catherine Peel
Norma Shurwell
Wilf Hill
Bill Leary
Ellen Russell
Dena Paterson
Melford
Sask
Lucille Morrison
Red Deer
Jean Parson
Australia
Michael Canning
Trenton
Ont
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
Birtle
Shoal Lake
Selsgirth
Miniota
Canning
Clarissa
Samuel
Joshua
Emma
Diane Collier
Sam Foote
George Foote
Pipestone
Tom
Betty Ann Ellerington
Ellerington
Karen
Murray Powell
Linda Ellerington
Les Wintringham
Saskatoon
Sharon Hankin
Justin
Brittany
Myron French
Brandon
Michael
Erica Ellerington
Linda
Irene Cole
Florence Ellerington
Ken
Betty Baskier
Bill
Evelyn Barrett
Regina
Myrna
Clark Greene
Nova Scotia
Clark
Evelyn
Clarence
Teenie Johnson
Indian Head
Russ Johnston
Rick Forbes
Mikayla
Ardrossan
Alta
Don
Jean McKean
Doris Bruce
Phil
Cathy Fafard
Ivy Smith dies in Hamiota after hospital stay
Sincere sympathy extends to Ivy Smiths friends and relatives after her death on Saturday September 7 at Hamiota Hospital. Funeral services were held at Hamiota United Church on Wednesday September 11 with interment at Scotia Cemetery. Her twin sister Ina Smith had died six weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Smith
Hamiota Hospital
Hamiota United Church
Scotia Cemetery
Ina Smith
Sympathy from Parkissimo Lodge on George Foote death
Sympathy from his Lodge friends to Sam Foote on the death of his brother George Foote on September 3 at Reston Hospital. Funeral service held in Pipestone on September 6. Recent visitors with Evelyn Inglis included Mary Heaman of Virden and Sophie Cudmore with son Greg of Winnipeg. Also visiting with Evelyn last week were daughter Barbara Johnston and husband Russ Johnston with their families from Ardrossan Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Foote
George
Reston
Pipestone
Evelyn Inglis
Mary Heaman
Virden
Sophie Cudmore
Greg
Winnipeg
Evelyn
Barbara
Russ Johnston
Ardrossan
Alta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myrtle Crighton
Crandall
Decker
Gerry Davis
Paulette Wiens
McConnell
Olive Newton
Kae Armitage
Verna Reynolds
Oakner
Jim Routledge
Parkissimo Lodge
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