District Happenings from Kamloops to Brandon
Mr and Mrs A Lindenbach Kamloops and Wilfred Lin denbach Prince Albert visit the A Lindenbach home. Robbie Ewbank Birtle holidays at the Morgan home. J Whitehead visits Bickford home. Fred Bickford home for holidays. Mr and Mrs John Kennedy Winnipeg welcomed a son born August 17. Dana and Steve Derlago spend week in Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lindenbach
Kamloops
Wilfred Lindenbach
Prince Albert
Robbie Ewbank
Birtle
Morgan
J. Whitehead
Bickford
Fred Bickford
John Kennedy
Winnipeg
Dana
Steve Derlago
Brandon
Miss Judy Smith Receives Life Saving Instructor Certificate
Congratulations to Miss Judy Smith who received her Instructor's Certificate of Royal Life Saving. Visitors mingle in Ninette and Winnipeg as locals host relatives and attend weddings in Preeceville Saskatchewan with Eleanor Joan Campbell and Alan Bradley Selin tying the knot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Smith
Ninette
C. C. Simpson
Winnipeg
Cardele
N. Henderson
E. Gunsoan
Cranbrook
B.C
J. Gunson
D. McElroy
Flin Flon
D. C. Douglas
Ronald Doupe
Marsden
Saskatchewan
H. Doupe
S. Doupe
Lloyd Douglas
Hamiota Hospital
Tom Gunson
John
Isabella Visitors Extend Summer Gatherings Across Town
Isabella society notes a flurry of visits from Toronto and Melville residents as families reconnect. Mrs R Campbell plans time with relatives in Sioux Labour and Rathwell, while congratulations go to Miss Donnalene McLaughlin and Larry Gilchrist on their August wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Campbell
Cliff Shurwell
Sioux Labour
Ontario
John Kelly
Rathwell
Donnalene McLaughlin
Larry Gilchrist
Arrow River Community Notices and Local Visits
Mrs. Jack Fleming and family visited in Arrow River with the Glen Hanksin Ken Mitchell and Tennant homes. Jim Clegg spent the weekend at Waldron Saskatchewan. Spence Wallace returns from Ham Not Hospital care. Mrs. O Sutherland a patient at Hamiota Hospital. Fred Hill of Walkerton on holiday at Archie Hi home. Local residents gathered for a party to welcome Mrs A Spalding to Brandon. Glasses drawn at Mr Pages store went to several locals. Elsie teaches at Poplar Point starting Tuesday and Margaret at Austin starting Monday. A Red wedding occurred recently in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fleming
Minnedsa
Jack Wallace
Judy
Scott
Winnipeg
Glen Hankin
Ken Mitchell
Wm. Tennant
Jim Clegg
Waldron
Saskatchewan
Spence Wallace
Hamiota Hospital
Bill Wallace
O. Sutherland
Fred Hill
Walkerton
Ontario
Herb Myers
Harv Hanlin
Brandon
J. F. Tennant
Miniota
Hes
Visi
Tommie
Pas
Wes Lelond
Fred Teal
Tennant
Wilf Lelond
Doug Lelond
Faye
Austin
Elsie
Poplar Point
Margaret
Red
Local Notices and Visits Across Manitoba and Ontario
Local and general items record re engagement of Jack Bell and teaching plans for Mrs I Rinn. Visitors include Angela Martin of Swan River with Linda Mossop, Harvey Wager family in Parry Sound, and Wayne Powell in Winnipeg. Travel mentions cover Onanole Wasagaming Binscarth Winnipeg ports and new residences in Wawa Ontario Portage la Prairie and Parry Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Martin
Swan River
Linda Mossop
Harvey Wager
Carlos
Parry Sound Ontario
Robert Bryant
R. Abranizk
Wawa
Ontario
G. Bruce
H. Rowe
Portage la Prairie
R. Nash
Dalton Watson Marries Brenda Kathleen in Deer Alberta
On August 19 Brenda Kathleen Eliot daughter of Mr and Mrs Rus sel Eliot wed Thomas Watson eldest son of Mr and Mrs T Watson Del bourne Alberta at Gaetz Memorial United Church. About 125 guests attended the reception in the church hall with Manitoba guests Miss Jessie Elliot Brandon Mr and Mrs Murdoch Elliot Maureen Winnipeg and Mr and Mrs J W Letond Arrow River.
Woman's Aid to Hamiota Hospital District No 7A Meets
The Woman's Aid to Hamiota Hospital District No 7A met in the community room on Friday August 25 with President Mrs R O Frazer presiding. Minutes were read and approved. fourteen districts answered the recall. The treasurer Mrs E A Dix on reported finances. buying committee said sheets and bedspreads were purchased. The president reported a successful blood donors clinic with 257 donors. Mrs Gerald Decker read from the year book. Nominees Mrs J Rankin and Mrs Finkbeiner were chosen for the Winnipeg convention October 3–5. A hospital tea is planned for September 27 at the hospital with all districts helping. The meeting closed with Mizpah Benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Hospital No. 7A
R. O Frazer
Rankin
Gerald Decker
J. Rankin
Finkbeiner
Winnipeg
Sth
Livestock Marketing Hearing Set for Manitoba Start
The special Manitoba House committee on livestock marketing begins on September 21 in the Legislative Building. Producers will present first with briefs due by September 14. Hearings proceed monthly, covering packaging, retailing, transportation, markets, abattoirs, and consumer issues, with a final report to the 1962 Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special House
Manitoba
Legislative Building
Harry P. Sherman
Morris
Charland Prudhomme
Legislative Assembly
Walter Weir
Minnedosa
George Wm. Johnson
Assiniboia
Stan Roberts
la Verendrye
Peter Wagner
Fisher
House
Education standards in Canada to be studied
Provincial education ministers will study ways to create more uniform standards across Canada. Premier Duff Roblin placed the issue on the Charlotte Town conference agenda, noting he seeks relative standards for families moving between provinces due to workforce mobility. The conference agreed ministers should examine the question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Charlottetown
P.ei
Duff Roblin
Roblin
Carnegie Couple Honored On Leaving For Crandall
A community gathering on August 23 honored Mr and Mrs Carnegie as they prepare to move to Crandall. Court Whist played, speeches praised the couple, and Mrs Sam Wallace presented a Floor lamp and a purse. Mr Carnegie promised to return to play the pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Crandall
Gordon Leland
A. Sararas
Linda O'Conner
Gordon Grey
Alex Sararas
Sam Wallace
Layette
W. McDonald
Sioux Lookout
Ken Mitchell
Page
Local workers press on through hard times
A bleak mood pervades the scene as people note ongoing labor and financial strain. Despite the grind, many express relief that a recent period of no work was shorter.
Golfing businessmen balance par with profits
Golfing businessmen wrestle with a constant paradox as they chase par on the course while keeping focus on business growth. Experts note the tension between leisure and enterprise shapes their approach to both sports and work.
Pelzer Named Regional Manager for Maytag Western Canada
Herbert E. Pelzer is appointed regional manager for Maytag’s western Canada territory serving Manitoba northwestern Ontario and southeastern Saskatchewan. Based in Winnipeg, he will franchise Maytag dealers and succeeds George E. Rodier who moves to parts and service leadership. Pelzer's prior roles include Studebaker Packard and Ford Canada in Winnipeg and Canada Packers in Manitoba and Ontario. He was born in St Boniface Manitoba is married with two children and his parents reside in St Boniface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Pelzer
Maytag Company Ltd
Western Canada
Allan Stock
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Pelzer
Maytag
Manitoba
Ontario
Saskatchewan
George E. Rodier
Studebaker Packard of Canada Ltd
Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd
Canada Packers Ltd
St. Boniface
Manitou Collegiate Institute
Manitou
E. Pelzer
Baby Band Graduation Held at United Church
On Tuesday August 22 a Baby Band Graduation service was held at the United Church. Three graduates Marjory Evans Craig Asselstine and Billy Stowe received gifts and certificates as hymns prayer and a short story filled the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Marjory Evans
Craig Asselstine
Billy Stowe
W. Pierce
R. Asselstine
Boutiieres
C. Frazer
J. Chisholm
Mrs C Ellerington Sr Dies After 1959 Canadian Life
Funeral held at Holy Trinity for Mrs C Ellerington Sr who died in Birtle on Tuesday August 22 after a brief illness. Rev Harold L Newton of St Judes Winnipeg led the service praising her Christian works for family church and community. Burial in Miniota Cemetery. Surviving: sons Charles and Chris Miniota. daughter Ruth of Birtle. five grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Related attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Church
C. Elermeton
Birtle
Harold L. Newton
St Jude's
Winnipeg
P. C. Watts
Brod Currie
D. J. Forsyth
W. E. Leland
Miniota
Anne
Les Jamieson
Lauder
H. L. Newton
A. Spencer
A. Kent
Earl Dixon
Rounthwaite
Wm Howard
A. Lamb
Brandon
Keeping a Baby Cool in Extreme Heat
Guidance for infants in hot weather covers clothing, bathing, powder use, sun exposure, and feeding. Begin sun baths slowly, shield eyes, and limit to thirty minutes daily. Keep formula refrigerated, boil bottles, and offer water often. Emphasizes cleanliness, cautious travel plans, and light cotton dress for heat protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Fay Hawes Honored In Church Shower for Bride Elect
A miscellaneous shower was held in the United Church basement on August 18 to honor Fay Hawes the bride elect for August 26. Corsages were given to Fay and both mothers. Arlene Lindenbach spoke for the community and High School girls presented gifts. Fay thanked guests before a dainty lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Fay Hawes
Arlene Lindenbach
Fay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beulah
Cora Doyle
Cor Mra
Stevenson House
McLaughlin
Carberry
H. K
Moffat
H. I. Bowman
Portage
Kennedy
Terry
C. Colbert
A. Watts
Kelwood
T. Kennedy
R. Adams
Austin Adams
Neice
Eleanor Joan Campbell
Alan Bradley Selin
Saskatoon
Preeceville
Isabella
J. T. Finkbeiner
Garth Stewart
Toronto
Bob Stewart
A. Rittaler
Melville
Toni Rittaler
Arrow River
John Wiggins
Jack Bell
Virden Collegiate
I. Rinn
Holy Trinity
Wayne Powell
Carol Goodwin
Lucille Goodwin
Binscarth
Mrs. M. Curry
Brenda
Hamiota Hosp
E. A. Dix
Mrs. Carnegie
C. Ellerington SR
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