Death Notice for Harry Reid of Brandon Manitoba
The sudden death of Harry Reid of 524 12th Street Brandon occurred Sunday morning April 23 at his brother-in-law H Stewart's home in Foxwarren. Reid, a 1900 immigrant from Ontario, lived in Brandon since 1948 after farming in Teabella and Carberry, active in Rural Municipality of Miniota council for twelve years. He married Tilda Stewart in 1912 and had two sons Claude and Rae, plus three grandchildren. Funeral was held April 25 at Clark Leatherdale's with Rev. Berridge officiating. burial in West Lawn Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers were nephews Tom Stewart, Bob Stewart, Gordon Stewart, Lloyd Evans, Vance Stewart and Elwood McDonald. honorary pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Reid
12Th Street
Branddon
H. Stewart
Foxwarren
Reid
Brandon
Manitoba
Teabella
Carberry
Miniota Fo
Orillia
Ontario
Tilda Stewart
Berridge
First United Church
Norris Mills
Carberry Song
Burtel
West Lawn Memial Gardens
Tom
Bob Stewat
Isabella
Gordon Stewet
Lloyd Ev- 2
Beulah
Vance Stewart
El“wood McDonald
Ham
Brock Wallace in Hamidtan Hospital and busy Pool Elevator scene
The report notes Brock Wallace hospitalized in Hamidtan Hospital for a week. The Pool Elevator area saw heavy truck activity last Tuesday with 132 lords of grain weighed in. Congratulations to Donald Kitz for leading Grade VI Volun So o Class at Brandon Musscal Festival with a score of 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock Wallace
Hamidtan
Lords of Grain
Donald Kitz
Brandon Musscal
District Happenings and Local Meetings Recap
Cor M Doyle notes Stine and Maduke S spent the weekend in Winnipeg Venda Pierce stayed at home. Lacies Curling Club raised 42.77 selling lunch at the Sewyer sale. Tred Bickford visited Beulah then headed to Carmo Ontario for summer. Explorers and Leaders held a rally at Russell. Beulah CGT met May 3. A tea and bake sale is planned for May 12 at 8 PM. Recruiting: two members and two officers to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Stine
T. Maduke S
Winnipeg
Venda Pierce
Lacies Curling Club
H. Sewyer
Tred Bickford
Carmo
Kingston
Ontario
Explorers
Russe'l
Beulah Cgt
Minc‘a
Romote
Beulah
Village Church Activities Highlight May Meetings
Social reports detail pulpit exchanges, Arts Festival entries, and W A W M S committee formations. Elections assign roles in community service, programming, and stewardship with notes on visitation and presbytery attendance.
Isabella Visitors Visit then Move to Shoal Lake Home
Mr and Mrs Don Wilberg and their Winnipeg son visited the T Rittaler home for a few days before moving to their new Shoal Lake residence. Mrs P Patterson of Flin Flon spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs R T Clark. Mr and Mrs Frank Reid visited Winnipeg last week. Mr and Mrs Al Clark spent the weekend at Wawanesa. Mrs R W Buchanan and family, visiting Mrs J T Finkbeiner, left to join her husband at the end of the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wilberg
Winnipeg
T. Rittaler
Shoal Lake
P. Patterson
Flin
R. T., Clark
Frank Reid
al. Clark
Wawanesa
R. W. Buchanan
J. T. Finkbeiner
Graduation day for Margaret Ariss at Brandon Teachers College
Dawson Creek residents Mr and Mrs C Ariss attend graduation as their daughter Margaret joins Brandon Teachers College class. Board of Birdtail River School Division holds long meeting at Community Centre with Beulah and Isabella parents over closing high schools. three hour discussion ends in a ballot showing parents oppose closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Creek
B.C
C. Ariss
Brandon Teachers College
Margaret
Birdtail River
Beulah and Isabella
L. Futten
Birtle
Isabella 4-H Achievement Night Highlights on April 25
The Isabella Stitching Bees held Achievement Night with O Canada opening and speeches by Jan Finkbeiner and Patricia Attwood. Eight of nine members earned ribbons, ten projects selected for Virden, and plans announced for Shoal Lake Rally and Killarney camp attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Stitching Bees
O Canada
Jan Finkbeiner
Patricia Attwood
Sharon Dagg
Mrs. S. Johnson
Mari'vr Read
Linda Reid
Charlotte Arris
Patricia
Charlotte
J. Dagg
T. Rittaler
Women's Institute
Patricia Atwood
Doreen Sutherland
Charlotte Ariss
Shoal Lake
Killarney
Marilyn Reid
Track and Field Meet Planned for Hamida May 20
Birdtail River School Division sets eligibility rules for a Hamida meet on May 20 1961. Competitors must be registered students under 20 as of Sept 1 1960 and accompanied by a supervisor. Entry closes May 13 1961 with 25 cent per competitor and team entries limited by class and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdtail River
Frank McKinnon Hamiota
Manitoba
Individua
Birdtail Rivers
Victoria Day Tournament Planned at Kenton May 22 1961
The Victoria Day Tournament will be held in Kenton on May 22 1961 with softball and baseball divisions for school teams in the Birdtail Rivers School Division. Entries must be signed by a teacher and mailed by May 13 1961, players limited by age and registration, gate receipts split with winners, and local duties outlined for the host school. Restrictions include one team per school, no transfers, and supervisor oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Clark
H. Calder
C. Drummond
al. Horton
A. E. Bred
J. A. Robertson
Pandon
Crandall
Mrs Coburn
Cor M. Doyle
John Wiggins
Arrow River
Geddes
Clark
Hamietta
N. Lockhart
Norm Mooney
Woodworth
Virden
Dibblee
Dyer
W.A
W.ms
Tennant
Hill
J. Carnegie
Joe Bonner
W.a.w.mls
W.M.S
P.C.T.C
Grey
Duff Roblin
Sutherland
W.A. Busness
O'Callaghan
Rossburn
O’callaghan
JTE
Hamida
Manitoba Department of Health
N.B
T. Tesarski
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