Price Sparks Wedding at Holy Trinity Anglican Church
Wilma Leota Athliea and Edward Price wed at Holy Trinity Anglican Church on October 2. Officiant Rev. John Pilling, music by Mrs. C. B. Watts. The bride wore a white satin gown with rose applique and a pearl tiara. bouquet of red roses. Guests traveled from Winnipeg Moosehorn Miston Hamiota and Manson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
Wilma Leota Athliea, Apatle
Ivan
Miniota
Edward Price
Winnipeg
Gustaf Price
Moosehorn
Manitoba
John Pilling
Virden
C. B. Watts
Violet Price
Doreen Sparks
Linda Mossop
Price
Waskada
Minnitonas
Hamiota
Manson
Appointment of Cliff Braden as Operating Supervisor
Mr. Cliff Braden is named Operating Supervisor for Inter-City Gas Utilities Ltd. across multiple divisions including Portage la Prairie Neepawa Rivers Hamiton a Miniota Minnedosa Shilo Virden Ste. Anne Steinbach Grunthal St. Pierre Niverville and MacGregor. He will operate from the Portage head office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Cassidy
Inter-City Gas Utilities Ltd
Cliff Braden
Portage la Prairie
Neepawa
Rivers
Hamiota
Miniota
Minnedosa
Shilo
Virden
Ste. Anne
Steinbach
Grunthal
St. Pierre
Niverville
MacGregor
Braden
Port
Toews Named Lawyer in Charge of Hamiota Office
Mr. Toews leads Coak and Company in Hamiota as of October 1 1965. He previously worked for Manitoba’s Attorney General Department and served with the RCMP across the Prairies. A University of Manitoba law graduate, he is married with three children and resides in Virden. Mrs Toews is a former Melville TCA stewardess before her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toews
Hamiota
Coak and Company
Attorney General Department of Manitoba
Prairies
University of Manitoba
Melville
T.C.A
Virden
Dr Lansdown Retires After 21 Years as Public Health Lab Director
The Honorable C H Witney announces the retirement of Dr Leslie P Lansdown as Director of the Fred T Cadham Laboratory effective September 30 1965. Lansdown, born 1900 in Surrey England, served 21 years in the Manitoba Public Health Laboratory and will remain as a part time consultant. He has a medical degree from Manitoba and a public health diploma from Toronto. He is active in life shooting and waterfowl hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Witney
Leslie P. Lansdown
Health Department
Public Health Laboratory
Fred T. Cadham
Lansdown
Department
Surrey
England
Canada
Winnipeg
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Paper Company
Pine Falls
No. 5
Canadian General Hospital
Italy
Sicily
Manitoba Department of Health
Swan Valley
Wilda Lockhart Dies in Quiet Community Tribute
A stricken community mourns Wilda Lockhart with a funeral service led by Rev. Ken Murdoch. The combined Arrow River and Miniota choirs sang How Great Thou Art as floral tributes carried messages of sympathy for the Lockhart families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Murdoch
Arrow River
Miniota
Obituary of Joseph C Collyer in Banff Alberta
Joseph Cecil Collyer aged 51 died October 1 1964 after heart surgery in Edmonton Hospital Born Crandall October 14 1913 he served in the R C A P in World War II Married Maude Clara Vance in 1940 He lived in Brandon Calgary and Banff and belonged to the Royal Canadian Legion and Canadian Pedew of Forresters Survived by wife Clara one brother Ward and two nephews Funeral service October 5 at Leydens Chapel Calgary with Rev R A Wallace and pallbearers Ben Coupe Clifton Cates Frank Leary Ken Rose Bill Bezanson Steve Warnick Interment Garden of Peace
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cecil (Kelly) Collyer
Otter Street
Banff
Alberta
Edmonton Hospital
R.c.ap
Maude Clara Vance
Brandon
Calgary
Royal Canadian Legion
Canadian Pedew
Forresters
Clara
Ward Collyer
Ben Coupe
Clifton Cates
Frank Leary
Ken Rose
Bill Bezanson
Steve Warnick
Garden of Peace
Miniota C.G.I.T. Meeting Held
The Miniota C.G.I.T. meeting was held on Wednesday evening October 6 at 7 30 p m in the United Church scholroom. Officers elected included President Linda Goodwin Vice president Ar ens News Reporter Shar Attwood and leaders Mrs L Gilchrist and Diane Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.g.lt
United Church
Linda Goodwin
Areens News
Shar- Attwood
L. Gilchrist
Diane Williams
25th Wedding Anniversary Observed for Alan and Family
Mrs. Jerry Stein and Mr. Ken Smith hosted a surprise party last Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stevenson of Strathclair to mark their 25th wedding anniversary. Guests shared greetings, a sing song, and gifts were opened before a turkey dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Stein
Ken Smith
Alan Stevenson
Strathclair
Alan
Crandall District Happenings and Local Notices
District happenings include welcome notices for new Crandall residents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown Shoe and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reevie with their three children taking over the General Store. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Barry White on the birth of a baby girl on October 1. Several families plan to visit relatives over Thanksgiving weekend, with travel to Alberta and Winnipeg noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Brown
Crandall
Barry White
Harvey Reevie
Eddie Lamke
Estevan
J. Walker
Alberta
Tom Walker
Starbuck
Ted Shier
Cecil Collyer
Calgary
Arrow River Fowl Supper Postponed to October 25
Arrow River news notes the fowl supper is postponed to Monday October 25. A bursary of $500 was awarded to Kevin Leland who has begun a two year diploma course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow River
Kevin Leland
Miniota Happenings Share Local News And Visits
Ed Wadhams now has a telephone. The Rowan and Douglas families spent the holiday weekend in the district. Franklin Manitoba ex Sararas worked at Nether hill Saskatchewan and visited Worley Wettig in Maryfield. Mrs W Grant attended a U C W retreat at P C T C. Several attended the fall meeting of Birtle Presbytery in Basswood. Thanksgiving weekend visitors included Dale Lelond Regina Linda Armitage Lois Lelond Maurice and Rick Barrett Brandon Joan Lelond Garth Sazaras Winnipeg. Milburn McKenzie shows progress after kidney transplant at University Hospital Saskatoon. Mrs McKenzie saw him last weekend. Wayne Powell Mrs M Powell and Garth attended Glen Powell’s wedding in Winnpeg. Francis Walker from Mattagami Ontario visits his mother in the district. Dr G Rankin of Regina visited A M Hanlin’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Lelond
Re‘gina
Linda Armitage
Lois Lelond
Maurice
Rick Barrett
Brandon
Joan Lelond
Garth Sazaras
Winnipeg
Milburn McKenzie
University Hospital
Saskatoon
McKenzie
Ken Stuart
Jackie and
Brock
T. Stuart
Allan
John Coxworth
Frank Stevenson
Dominion City
John Ollman
Debbie
Jean Thiessen
Shirley
Briscoe
Wendy
A. Adams
J. E. Finkbeiner
Jan
Susan
J. T. Finkeiner
Alec Brown
Victoria
B.C
Canadian Inn
John Armbruth
Regina
D. Harrison
Hugh Fraser
J. T. Fink‘einer
Ward Collyer
Ken and
Martin and Sons
Miniota Collegiate News Highlights Local Loss and Volleyball Win
Sympathy is extended by Miniota Collegiate to the Lockhart and Czubaty families for the death of a daughter and mother. The Miniota girls volleyball team defeated Shoal Lake last Friday with a decisive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota Collegiate
Lockhart
Czubaty
Miniota Girls
Shoal Lake Girls
Local School Board Short two Members
On nomination day 6 October the council re elected H Hyndman Frank Reid Ward 1 D L Stewart Ward 4 and Fred Tea ward 5 by acclamation For the school board two candidates were Gordon Leland ward 3 and D L Stewart ward 4 Ward 6 required two nominees due to Mrs P Rowan term expiry and Wm Cole resignation leaving one year to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hyndman
Frank Reid
D. L. Stewart
Fred Tea
Gordon Leland
P. Ro‘wan
Wm. Cole
Cadwallader Couple Leave Crandall Store Ties
Mr and Mrs Ted Cadwallader depart Crandall after two years as general store proprietors in Saskatoon plans. Community honors them with gifts last Saturday and they thank locals while hoping newcomers receive the same kindness they enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Cadwallader
Saskatoon
Crandall
Coupland Named Manager for Hem iota and Miniota Operations
Mr. Murray Coupland is appointed manager of the Company’s operations in Hem iota and Miniota. He succeeds Mr. McNeil who has been transferred to Virden of Hamiota, where he is well known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Cassidy
Inter-City Gas Utilities Ltd
Murray Coupland
Hemiota
Miniota
Coupland
McNeil
Virden
Hamiota
Isabella News People Move Homes and Week End Visits
Mr and Mrs Harry Levins moved their built home from Isabella to Foxwarren via a move by Fenty of Hamiota. Numerous local residents attended weekend visits and gatherings including Winnipeg visitors and weddings. Community sympathy extended to families in Arrow River and Miniota, with notes of church events and social visits across Isabella and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Levins
Foxwarren
Mr. Levins
Dale Still
John Wall
Isabella Church
W. Lockhart
Arrow River
Czubaty
Miniota
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. C. Braden
MR. R. MB
Dr. Lansdown
Vernon Lockhart
Nelson Lock
Joseph Collyer
Leydens Chapel of Remembrance
Rev
R. A. Wallace
Miniota C.G.I.T
Crandall News
Leon
University
Johnston
Ermina Shier
British Isles
Neice
Silver Anne Bremner
Red Lake
Alex Kohach
Pembrooke
Ontario
Geo. Ariss
Alex
Germany
Robert Peel
Spence Littlejohn
Darice and
Loree Whyte
Kenton
Anne Kirtens
Ivan Tennant
Ruth
Ford Wiggins
Deanne
Jimmie
Squamish
John Wiggins
Hannah
Bob Mitchells
Sid Humphries
Bob Mitchell
Arrow River News
Ed Wadhams
Dave Rowan
Donald Douglas
Franklin
Sararas
P.F.R.A
Netherhill
Saskatchewan
Worley Wettig
Maryfield
W. Grant
U. C.W
P.C.T.C
Gordon Long
Frank Rowan
Birtle Presbytery
Basswood
Wayne Powell
M. Powell
Garth
Winnineg
Glen Powell
Lorne Powell
Flin Flon
Francis Walker
Mattagami
Jim Grant
G. Rankin
A. M. Hanlin
Cadwallader’s
MR. M. Coupland
Isabella News
R Scarth
United Church Women
Qu’Apelle
Sask
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