Elementary School Promotions List Names Teachers and Students
The article lists numerous teachers and students associated with elementary school promotions. Names include Mrs B Boas and Mrs Margaret Rodgers along with students such as Antereon, Armetrong, Beauchamp, Emerson, Blea, Funk, Francis, Gil son, Graham, Nowell, O'Neill, Quinn, Ritchie, Ritzer, Rumansik, Smith, Snaith, Thomas son, Cott, Florence Emerson, Friesen, Hill, Hodge, Lee, Loyd, McGregor, Hector Richard, Thomas son, Sparrow, Stratton, Taylor, Wiebe, Wood, Siemsen, Pennell, Satkunas, Scora, Telford, Turner, White, Wiebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Boas
eSeene Antereon
Jil Armetrong
Douglas Beauchamp
Emerson
Willam Blea
Vorena Funk
David Francis
John Gilson
Myrna Graham
Estherela Nowell
Beecey O'Neill
Betty Quinn
Allan Ritchie
Stanley Ritchie
Wilma Ritzer
Lawrence Rumansik
Dennis Smith
James Snaith
Linda Thomasson
Successful Picnic at Katrime Brings Sunny, Low Turnout
Katrime's annual picnic drew fewer attendees due to heat but provided lively games. In fastball Edwin was absent with five teams entered. MacGregor Bears beat Katrinne, then MacGregor Mustangs edged Austin 13-12 in seven innings to reach the final. Golden Stream won a come from behind softball over Katrinne while Path Head defeated Orangeville to face Golden Stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katrime
Edwin
MacGregor Bears
Katrinne
MacGregor Mustangs
Austin
Bears
Mustangs
Golden Stream
Path Head
Orangeville
Austin and District Social Notes Update
Mrs H Gray leaves to reside in Vancouver and Mrs Fred Amann is elected to fill the office. UCW thanks donors for used clothing, with a Vancouver ship_it of 20 tons bound for Korea leaving June 25. Local visits include the Lowe family, Dewar Lake, the Graham and Collier families, and weekend guests from Winnipeg. A UCW special meeting set for July 6 to appoint Threshers Reunion committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
H. Gray
Vancouver
Fred Amann
Amann
Austin
UCW
T Hank
Ter
Korea
United Church
Roger Cookson
Crystal City
Scott
M. Cookson
Bride Eleanor Bird Weds Raymond Jones in Sidney Church
Eleanor Ann Bird and Raymond Owen Jones were married June 1 at the United Church in Sidney. The ceremony featured Rev D Sly and organist D Beswitherick, with Brenda Kersey as soloist, and a reception for 90 guests at Sidney Community Hall. The couple will live on the groom’s farm in Austin after a honeymoon in the U.S.A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Sidney
Eleanor Ann
S. T. Bird
Raymond ‘Owen Jones
C. T. Jones
Austin
D. ‘Sly
Winnipeg
D. Beswith-erick
Brenda Kersey
Gregg
Love
Couple Honored On Departure In Austin To Vancouver
Local residents hosted a small surprise party at Mrs. B. Outhwaite’s home for Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gray as they prepare to leave Austin after 17 years. A purse of money was presented by Halkyard on behalf of the community and Mrs. Gray had been active with the theatre committee. The couple thanked friends, noted they planned to settle in Vancouver, and guests enjoyed lunch and a social hour.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Pennell
Margaret Rodgers
Donald Satkunas
Arthur Scora
Valerie Telford
Dorothy Turner
Lynn White
Sandra Wiebe
James Wiebe
C. W. Sloik
9Th St. N.W. Portage LA Prairie
Herb Borton
MacGregor
TRY Lye’s
CW. Lye & Son Ltd
Marshall Wells
Austin and District
Stewart Lowe and
Barry of
Dewar Lake
Gordon Hay
Don Rasmussen
David and
Dave
Roseau
Minnesota
Linda and
John Mitchell
Geo. Graham
Don Craig
Anatomaly
J. Halkyard
John Gilmourday
Albert
Buddy
Chas. Morris
Winni
J. Robinson
Wayne Thomson
Scarborough
Ont
Peter Waters
Glen Thomson
Melvin Thomson
Robert Gilmour
Austin and
Plumas
Frank Anderson
George Anderson
Frank Halkyara
John Pothorin
Morgan Flay
U.S.A
Lillian Bird
Lori Brydon
Grooi
Philip Miller
Ralph Brydon
Edward Bird
FORD
Canada
Riana
Susan Slade
Troy Donahue
Connie Stevens
the Naked Edge
Gary Cooper
Deborah Kerr
R and M
Herb Barton
The
North Norfolk and District Agricultural Society
Otto W. Grundmann
Portage
Hone
Ford — Cockshutt
Minneapolis - Moline
Ware
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