Local Happenings Around Brandon and Armitage Families
Mrs. Mary Dodds of Winnipeg spent a few days at the Armitage homes and returned to Brandon to visit with Mr and Mrs Jack Dodds and meet her new grandson born January 24 in Brandon General Hospital. Deb bie Armitage begins Student practise training in Hamiota Hospital for six months after her Winnipeg trip with Ivan Armitage and family. Caroline Armitage of Virden visits grandparents I Armitage as parents travel to Toronto. Wade Haines infant son of Don and Mrs Haines is in Birtle Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dodds
Winnipeg
Armitage Homes
Brandon
Jack Dodds
Brandon General Hospital
Ivan Armitage
Debbie
Hamiota Hospital
Arlene Armitage
Little Caroline Armitage
Virden
Mrs. I. Armitage
Toronto
Wade Haines
Don Haines
Birtle Hospital
Obituary for Thomas W Mitchell of Brandon 57
Thomas W Mitchell 57 died in Brandon on December 11 1973. Born Arrow River he served five years with the Canadian Army and settled in Brandon after the war. He served 16 years on the Brandon police force and belonged to the Canadian Legion. Survived by Ina his wife a son Thomas of Brandon a daughter Mrs G Nagal Linda a brother Robert Arrow River and sister Mrs Dorothy Johnson Winnipeg. Funeral at Brockie Donovan Chapel Saturday at 2 30 pm burial in Brandon Cemetery veterans section officiated by Rev Robert Kayes. Pallbearers L Carey E Mellum D Leland Sid Humphries Day Dickenson Ken Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Mitchell
Brandon
Mitchell
Arrow River
Canadian Legion
Ina
Thomas
G. Nagal
Lynda
Robert
Dorothy Johnson
Winnipeg
Brockie Donovan
Brandon Cemetery
Robert Kayes
Knox United Church
L. Carey
E. Mellum
D. Leland
Sid Humphries
Day Dickenson
Ken Mitchell
District Happenings Births and Outing Report
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Marvin Elder on the birth of Ernest William, a brother for four sisters. Mrs Lillian Gardham and Elaine, Mrs Donna Bonner and Sandra, and Mrs Mae Watters and Linda enjoyed the Ice Capades in Winnipeg last Saturday and reported the show was very good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Elder
Margaret Leland
Oak Lake
Ernest William
Lillian Gardham
Elaine
Donna Bonner
Sandra
Mae Watters
Linda
Winnipeg
Miniota hockey schedule features wins and losses in January
North Central League games show Miniota beating Cardale 13 to 5 on January 25 with multiple scorers including Walter Nichols and Murray Knight. Birtle defeated Miniota 7 to 4 on January 30 with eight Miniota scorers and 11 penalties against Birtle. Earlier, Sioux Valley topped Miniota 10 to 2 on January 11. Miniota's goals came from Ross Stewart and Lorne Joseph. An exhibition loss to Elk Horn 6 to 2 followed on January 13, with Miniota scorers Ross Stewart and Rusty Still. Miniota won 7 to 3 over Vird en on January 16, led by Mark Popper with 3 goals. Exhibitions against Birtle on January 19 and 20 ended 6-5 Birtle and 10-6 Birtle respectively, with Ross Stewart scoring five goals in the first, and Wierer tallying twice in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Cardale
Walter Nichols
Murray Knight
Bob Hirst
Gart Allison
Dennis Stewart
Raymond Knight
Brent Little
Garth Leslie
Eddie Leland
Robin Couvier
Birtle
Gord Allison
Doug Leslie
Sioux Valley
Ross Stewart
Lorne Joseph
R. Stewart
Elkhorn
Bill McKenzie
Rusty Still
Johnny Tomiski
Virden I
Mark Popper
J. Tomiski
C. Harrison
Harley Edmundson
Ted Oliver
Cameron Harrison
Billy Walker
Terry Joseph
Tim Wierer
Mini
Shower Held for Mrs Sid Lewis in Crandall Church
A January 27 shower in Crandall church basement honored Mrs Sid Lewis then Terry Webber with corsages. Elaine Webber and Ann Tutaluke escorted the bride and mother to their seats, followed by family members Myra Preston, Mary Van Buskirk, and Darlene Reid. Anita Lewis played piano as gifts were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Sid Lewis
Terry Webber
Elaine Webber
Ann Tutaluke
Sid
Grandma Eastcott
Myra Preston
Mary van Buskirk
Darlene Reid
Sheila Batho
Elaine
Terry
Donald Lobban
Patti Reid
Anita Lewis
Beulah Residents Support Cancer Fund In Fred Green Memorial
Beulah donations to the Cancer Fund in commemoration of Mr. Fred Green totaled 45 dollars. Mrs. Alley returns home from a Florida cycle tour bus trip, detailing two days travel through flooded land along the Mississippi River Valley. Manitoba water remains still. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hawes and family of Killarney enjoy a week in the district. Thanks to Councillor Milne for snow clearing in Beulah amid ongoing snow issues at Birdtail Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Fund
Fred Green
Alley
Ciccle
Florida
Mississippi River
Manitoba
Don Hawes
Killarney
Milne
Beulah
Winnipeg and The Pas Visitors Share News and Travel
Isabella Sherwin and family visited Mrs. C Wall in Winnipeg after her Florida vacation. Mr and Mrs Charles Ariss visited Mr and Mrs Jack Durkacz and family in The Pas. Mr and Mrs Charles Nichol and Darryl traveled by car to Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sherwin
Rory
Greg
Winnipeg
C. Wall
John Wall
Florida
Charles Ariss
Jack Durkacz
Pas
Charles Nichol
Darryl
Isabella Ladies Curling Club Social Afternoon Trophy Play
The Isabella Ladies Curling Club held a rink social at the rink to compete for the local trophy. The winning rink was skipped by June Nichol. In the Shoal Lake bon spied results, M Still, H Wall, A Carscadden and M L Heise won the 1st event and June Nichol, P Bell, B Doran and H Sutherland won the 3rd event for Electric Trays.
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The
Maniota
Hamiota
USA
England
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
F. S. Venables
Barry Barnes
Morton
Storey
Miami, Man
Don
Jim Forsythe
Miami United Church
Jim
Audrey Bunn
Ida_ Robinson
Mary Heaman
Winnie Kyle
Charlie Armitage
Thomas Waugh Mitchell
PheLm
Anglican Church Service
Rev. N. Vernes
Keith Young Isabella
Hockey News
Ais ‘Yue
General
Estimates and Service Commissioner For
Qathes Snowmobile Insurance
Russell Agencies
Man
Buckingham, Toews, Smeltz and McNeill Barristers, Solicitors & Notary Publics
Virden and Haemicts
Isabella
Fire, Auto and Life Insurance
Lee
Perlmutter
Bouquet
Kwitation
Gistacom
Hamiota Echo
Hamiote
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