CWNA Elects Leaders At Saint John Convention
Saint John N B CWNA wraps its 47th annual convention naming John W Sandon publisher of the Westmount Examiner as President succeeding J L McKenna of Sussex Kings County Record. New directors span provinces with longtime Manitoba and Ontario leaders noted. One honorary life member named Robert Moore of Swift Current who has long ties to the Swift Current Sun. Chas Hawkins re elected to seventh term on board and fifth as CWNA Better Newspapers Competition chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Saint John
Dorothy Larsen
New Brunswick
Kenneth Patrige
Camrose
Alta
CWNA
A. C. Anslow
Campbellton
N.B
Graphic
John Sanction
Westmont
Que
Examiner
TNS
N. B
John W. Sandon
Westmount
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
J L. McKenna
The
Sussex
Kings’ County Record
Arvid Lundell
Revelstoke
B. C
Review
Irwin Battleford
Sask
British Columbia
Arthur Stanley
Arrow Lake News
Nakusp
Claude Hoodsmith
Lions Gate Times
West Vancouver
Alberta
Leon D’albertanson
Wainwright Star Chronicle
Jack Parry
Rimbey Record
Saskatchewan
Walter Telfer
Humboldt Journal
Ernest Neufeld
Weyburn Review
Manitoba
Charles Hawkins
Manitou
F. S. Venables
Hamiota Echo
Ontario
Werden Leavens
Bolton Enterprise
Gerald Craven
Ridgetown Dominion
David Dills
Acton Free Press
Lynn Lashbrook
Rodney Mercury
Quebec
Roger Alarie
Verdun Guardian
Louis Miller
Montreal Monitor
Nova Scotia
R. S. Morton
Dartmouth Free Press
C. J. Allbon
Springfield Record
Robert Moore
Swift Current
J. P. Moore
Bob
Swift Current Sun
the Sun
Mr. Moore
Moore
Chas, Hawkins
Better Newspapers Competition Committee
Miniota Co-op Board Meets on Amalgamation Plan
A special general meeting of the Miniota Consumer Co-operative Limited at the Community Centre on August 11 approved an amalgamation agreement with Birtle Co-operative. A secret ballot passed 21 in favor and 6 against among 33 attendees. If adopted, the amalgamation becomes effective December 1, 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota Consumer Co-operative Limited
Miniota and
Birtle Consumer Co-operatives
Birtle Co-operative
Capacity Crowd Attends East Africa Film Evening
A capacity crowd at the Miniota Community Centre on Wednesday evening enjoyed a film and commentary by Mr. and Mrs. Randell about East Africa. They spoke of Kilimanjaro and Lake Victoria, shared classroom scenes, wildlife, and African sunsets, with notes on climate and regional life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Africa
Rey Randell
Arrow River
Crandall
Miniota
1 Aid
Ent
Randall
Lady Africa
Killeminjaro
Lake
Victoria
Randells
Africa
Benjamin H Doupe Enters Into Rest
Benjamin Hartwell Coupe known as Hartwell Coupe died in Hamiota Hospital on August 2 after a months illness. Friends attended a Crandall United Church service conducted by Rev R Clark with full choirs. He was a longtime Crandall resident, elder, and secretary of Crandall Pool Elevator. He is survived by his wife Gladys Irene Hume predeceased him, four sons Harold Winnipeg Benjamin H Edmonton Ronald Marsden Sask Stanley Crandall, a daughter Margaret Mrs Davidson Heise Isabella, a sister Mrs Geo Pearson Cypress River, three brothers Gordon Crandall Thomas Decker Earl Chaplin, four granddaughters, seven grandsons, and one great granddaughter. Interment followed at Crandall cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Kirk
Ken Smith
H. V. Johnston
Wallace Hyndman
Claud Dickey
Donald Douglas
E. Borland
Robert Kitz
Crandall
Coupe
Hamiota
John Melville
Margaret
Davidson Heise
Isabella
Harold
Winnipeg
Benjamin H
Edmonton
Alta
Ronald
Marsden
Sask
Stanley
Geo. Pearson
Cypress River
Gordon
Thomas
Decker
Earl
Chaplin
Trustees Take The Lead In Birdtail Division
Birdtail division trustees plan fall public meetings to outline proposed school administration changes. Delegates to the Manitoba Association of School Trustees were elected, with discussion of a new single board system and the referendum process guided by Education official Leo Labossiere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdtail Division
Birdtail
Shoal Lake
Doug Falloon
Trustees Local Association
Ross Fraser
Hamiota
Falloon
Foxwarren
Earl Butcher
Birtle
George Reid
Jack Ray
Newdale
John Rankin
Oakner
Pauline Rowan
Miniota
Manitoba
Pelly Trail
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Douglas Falloon
Ray Howell
Kenton
Gordon Bell
Harding
Harvey Wallace
Crandall
Department of Education
Leo. Labossiere
4-H ers Travel To North Dakota A North Dakota Trip
Gary Leland recounts a Canadian 4 H trip leaving Brandon July 13 with 37 youths and two chaperones. The group toured Peace Gardens Rugby Bismarck Mandan Fort Lincoln and a Custer site, stayed with host families in Morton County, learned welding, haying, and farm life, and ended travels via Fargo Grand Forks Winnipeg, forming lasting friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Gary Leland
Brandon
Robert Cunningham
John Forsyth
Souris
Peace Gardens
Rugby
Bismark
N. D
Mandan
Fort Lincoln State Park
General Custer
Custer
Morton County
Court House
Syvrud
Hart River
Fargo
Grand Forks
Winnipeg
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Rile
Saint John, N.B
Miniota Co-op
Benjamin H. Doupe