VOL. XVII NO. 1 / ST JOHN’S COLLEGE NEWSLETTER / SPRING 2004

St John’s College Theological Group, 1927-28. See page 12.

St John’s College Loses a Legend See page 9

Laurence F. Wilmot ‘31 WWARDEARDENN’’SS WWORDORD! By Janet Hoskins, Warden & Vice Chancellor

he days are getting longer, and spring is on the way. An annual reminder of T spring is our St John’s College Graduation Dinner and Dance – one of my favourite College events. It is always inspiring to see our students dressed up in their finery celebrating the impending successful completion of their studies. For the second year, the students made a ‘Fellow of the Year’ award – this year to George Baldwin ‘59, a College Fellow from Chemistry, the current Dean of Studies, and an alumnus. George Baldwin has Janet and Dr Haruo Murata, President of Momoyama contributed so much to St John’s over so Gakuin University, Japan. many years and it is wonderful to see him recognized, particularly by the students who appreciate the extra time and effort that he particularly one that shares our Anglican puts into their education. roots, so far away. This spring I was very pleased to St John’s College already has experience accompany Dr James Gardner, Executive with this type of exchange. For some years Director, International Relations, U of M, on now we have had an agreement with Jane a visit to Momoyama Gakuin (St Andrew’s) Franklin Hall at the University of Tasmania. University in Osaka, Japan. St Andrew’s is a Under this accord, our students wishing to member of the Colleges and Universities of study at the University of Tasmania have the Anglican Communion (CUAC) and I had the opportunity to stay in the “Jane” visited there two years ago as part of a Residence. Jane Franklin Hall has, in turn, CUAC triennial meeting. On this occasion, I sent students to stay with us. This IN LUMINE had the honour of signing a Memorandum arrangement has worked very well and it of Understanding between the University of was with great pleasure that we have just Manitoba, Momoyama Gakuin University, signed a formal agreement with them as and St John’s College. This is, as yet, a very well. Breanne Reinfort, a third year general agreement and arrangements about St John’s College member, is currently possible student and faculty exchanges are studying in Australia and thoroughly yet to be determined. But the possibilities enjoying her experience. We look forward to are endless and it is very exciting to have a welcoming a Tasmanian student into our connection with another institution, community in the future.

In Lumine is published three or four times per year as the official alumni journal of St John’s College. Design and layout by Accu-Graphics. Editing by Alison McLean and Derek McLean. Thank you to this issue’s contributors: Pat Lee ’53, Paul Rowland, David Scott ’56, Kathryn Young ’91, and of course our alumni and friends. OUR MISSION is to share information, stimulate discussion and foster happy memories about St John’s College and, in so doing, continue to build community through the forging and improving of relationships with the College.

22 Congratulations Grads! - March 20th, 2004

Back Row (from l to r): Pak Au ‘02, Mitchell Anderson & Our most recent Sticks (from l to r): Chad Johnston ‘02 Jacinthe Blab, Chad Johnston ‘02. Front row: Lesley Cowan ‘98, (2001–02), Maryann Ferris ‘04 (2002–03), Jocelyn Heather Andres ‘99, Kate Moncaster, Danika Proven ‘02. Andrew (2003–04), and Kalyn Bomback (2004–05).

Intersecting Worlds: Rural and Urban Aboriginal Issues

A Graduate Student Colloquium, March 2004 - By Kathryn Young ’91

r Olive Patricia Dickason was the Thirteen graduate students presented papers keynote speaker at “Intersecting on a wide range of topics; from D Worlds” hosted by St John’s “…Explorations in Urban Aboriginal College and the Canadian Studies Identities” to “Aboriginal Water Program. Dr Dickason is Rights and NAFTA…” and Professor Emeritus, University of “…People With Disabilities in Alberta, and Adjunct Professor, Manitoba First Nations University of Ottawa. Her Communities”. The colloquium work on the history of First attracted over 60 people that Nations Peoples is respected included students, faculty, and internationally. Dickason’s members of the general address, “Out of the Bush: A public. It would not have Journey to a Dream,” was an been possible without the account of her journey from support of the Winnipeg being a Métis child of the Foundation, St John’s College Depression, to journalist, to and the University of History professor at the University Manitoba Press. of Alberta. Guest speaker Olive Dickason. 33 Printmaker’s Association

n art show in November 2003 featured prints by members from the Manitoba APrintmakers Association (MPA), a downtown, non-profit association which functions as a cooperative printmaking facility. The MPA facilitates workshops, hosts exhibitions, and provides training, classes, and ongoing studio space for artists.

Manitoba Printmakers Association artists (from l to r): Derek Dunlop, Sue Gordon, and Patrick Friesen. Sue and Patrick have each donated a print to the College Collection.

Local Filmmaker Gives 2004 Marjorie Ward Lecture

(From l to r): Twins Laura and Julie Mikuska in front of the print that their father Frank created.

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of M alumnus, Norma Bailey, gave this year’s Marjorie Ward Lecture titled U “Hurry Up and Wait: My Life as a Freelance Filmmaker” on February 12, 2004. She told the 150 in attendance that her film career began in food services, where she gained valuable contacts, including singer Roger Doucet, who became the subject of her first film. The three-minute film, The Performers, produced in 1979 by the National Film Board, followed a day in the life of Doucet who sang the national anthem at the Montreal Forum. The film won the Special Jury award at the Cannes Film Janet Clark presenting Frog Skeleton, a work by Festival and marked her initiation into her late husband Kelly Clark, to Fellow Sharon filmmaking. Norma, who is the aunt of Alward for the St John’s College Art Collection. College member Neil Bailey, continues to live and work in Winnipeg. 44 Faculty/Staff News

ongratulations to College Fellow Adele Perry and husband Peter Ives on the C arrival of Theodore (Theo) Ives Perry who was born on January 17, 2004. Jack Bumsted is writing an Illustrated History of St John’s College. Stay tuned for more details and how to order what will From l to r: Bursar Sandi Herwig; Assistant to the Development Officer Maureen Kolodie; Conference & certainly be an Facilities Manager Mark Arndt; and Registrar Erin McShane. interesting book, Big sister Nell Ives Perry, age 4, written by this pre- STAFF College Bursar Sandi Herwig and with Theo. eminent historian. Faculty Secretary Lynn Woycheshen have Congratulations also announced their intention to retire June 30, to alumnus and Senior Fellow Chris Trott 2004. Sandi’s rapport (Native Studies) on being awarded tenure. with people, especially students, Lawrence Ritchey (Music) is retiring this has been evident at spring. Lawrence has been a Senior Fellow the College since she at St John’s since 1981. He taught in the began working here Faculty of Music, and was the organist for in 1991. She is St John’s College, the looking forward to U of M, and St John’s spending more time in Cathedral. He is well her garden, and with known by faculty, staff, family in Winnipeg and students for his and around the globe. sense of humour and his Since July 1987, Lynn uncanny ability to craft has worked tirelessly songs to suit a variety of to meet the needs of Lynn Woycheshen College events. College Fellows. She is Lawrence will be looking forward to enjoying retirement with her admitted as an Honorary husband Ron. Fellow at the November Convocation, and will be FORMER STAFF Diane Guilford was ordained Lawrence Ritchey giving the address. Our priest in St John’s Cathedral on November 23, best wishes will follow 2003. She is now the incumbent at St Stephen’s him and Candace to their new home in PEI. Anglican Church, Winnipeg. Saving Trees on the Web

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By Derek McLean he U of M’s Building on Strengths Capital T Campaign has come to a successful conclusion and we extend our heartfelt congratulations to them on raising over $230 million (and still counting!). The St John’s College Campaign, which was part of the U of M’s overall goal, was also very successful: We raised more than double our Bursaries goal of MLA Dr Jon Gerrard presenting UN trophy to Judy Jayasuriya, a $300,000, including several new Grade 11 student who helps out in the Development Office. Judy Canadian Studies awards; the has been accepted to the Shad Valley university program this Theology Lecture Series goal of summer. $50,000 will be surpassed; and over $1.2 million was raised in total. We had over 1300 donations and pledges from more than 900 individuals, corporations, and HONOUR ROLL OF PLANNED GIFTS foundations. We are very grateful. Many thanks to the following who have made a provision for St John’s in their will, through Our thanks to the Advisory Committee: life insurance or an annuity: Dr Isabel Auld, Bernie Beare ’57, James ’55 and Beverley (Baker) Allan Dr Lorne Campbell, Dr Jessie Lang, Ellen Basler ’71 Bill Battershill ’51 Pam LeBoldus ’63, Archbishop Michael Roy Bowkett ’66 & ’67 G. Peers, the Rt Revd Donald Phillips, Alice Cheatley ’64 Merv Conlin Linda (Leach) Radcliffe ’67, the Nancy (Bole) Cullen ’62 Rt Hon Edward Schreyer, The Hon John Deacon ’63 IN LUMINE Keith Eastwood Mr Justice Murray Sinclair, and the late Martin Gerwin Revd Canon Laurence F. Wilmot ’31, for Diane Guilford Marika Harsanyi ’84 whom the Theology Lecture will be named. Miriam Hutton Elena Ivanitskaia Thanks also to our co-chairs Janet Ruth (Wells) Goring Johnston ’34 Marilyn Jones (Harrison) Burrell ‘68 and John Derek McLean Deacon ’63, and to our Campaign Orde Morton ’61 Sadie Nelson ’35 Committee: Bernie Beare ’57, the Susanne (Sleigh) Palmer ’70 Revd Bryan Bjerring ’77, Francis Carroll, Barbara Black Peden ’64 William Pickering Louise (Borse) Carson ’70, Des Connor, Eva Rogers Brian Kirk ’68, Mary (Thornton) & the Doug Rowland ’61 George Sigurdson ’70 Rt Revd Pat Lee ’53, Ted Poulter ’58 and Y. Christine Smith Linda (Leach) Radcliffe ’67; and to our Beatrice Walker Marjorie (Webster) Ward support staff, in particular Maureen Anthony Waterman ’62 Kolodie, Assistant to the Development Brian Webb ‘65 Officer. John Deacon has agreed to continue Seventeen Anonymous Donors as Chair of the Campaign as we head into If you would like to know more about how to make a our next phase. planned gift to the College, including possible phrases for your will, please contact Derek (204) 474-9350. (continued on page 13) 88 THE REVD CANON LAURENCE F. WILMOT M.C., D.D. Some of Laurie’s human journey 1907-2003 ✯ Born April 27, 1907, in Clanwilliam, MB. ✯ Co-ordinator of Continuing Education for Clergy in the Diocese of ✯ Rupert’s Land and Director of Field Education at St John’s College, Completed his BA and LTh at St John’s College, U of M, 1931. 1972-77. ✯ Ordained Deacon in 1931 in the Diocese of Brandon and priested ✯ Completed his second MA (History), U of M, 1979. in 1932. ✯ Looked after his wife Hope during her illness from 1979 until her ✯ Married Hope Littlewood on August 25, 1932. He was father to death July 2, 1986. They were married 54 years. Laurie (1933), Louise (1934) and Hope (1940). ✯ Founding member and President of Creative Retirement Manitoba. ✯ Served in several Manitoba parishes: Pilot Mound, Clearwater, Assistant for 10 years at St Helen’s Ayamihewkamik Anglican Swan River, Minitonas, Bowsman, Renwar, and Winnipeg. Church. ✯ ✯ Married Grace Nunn on January 21, 1995. He was stepfather of Chaplain, Hon. Captain, July 1942. Posted to West Nova Scotia Cyndy Shaw and Randy Nunn, had eight grandchildren and 15 Regiment on the Arielli Front, Italy. Awarded the Military Cross for great-grandchildren. organising and directing the evacuation of wounded from a battlefield at the Foglia River. ✯ Died December 13, 2003, in Winnipeg, at age 96. ✯ Central Western Field Secretary in 1946-50, NW Ontario, Manitoba, Honorary Degrees: and Saskatchewan. ✯ Received Doctor of Divinity from Trinity College, Toronto, 1959. ✯ Warden, St John’s College, 1950-61. Strengthened St John’s ✯ Received Doctor of Divinity from St John’s College, Winnipeg, Faculties of Arts and Theology and moved the College to the 1968. Ft Garry campus into a newly constructed building with lecture rooms, student residences for 50 men and 50 women, and a ✯ Made Honorary Fellow of St John’s College in 1980, and Warden chapel. Emeritus in 1990. ✯ Studied at Oxford 1961-62 while completing his MA in Philosophy Books published: at U of M, 1963. ✯ Wrote and had published Whitehead and God: Prolegomena to ✯ Served as Sub-Warden and Teaching Fellow of Christian Theology Theological Reconstruction, 1979. at St Augustine’s College, Canterbury, England, for four years. ✯ Wrote and had published a recollection of his years as Warden of ✯ Worked in hospitals as Chaplain in Texas, Washington, and Whitby St John’s called The St John’s College Story: A Documentary, 2002. from 1967-72. ✯ Wrote and had published Through the Hitler Line: Memoirs of an ✯ Retired in 1972. Infantry Chaplain, 2003.

Today we celebrate an incredible journey of a man who lived out his Baptism “ as a faithful soldier and servant of the God whom he knew to be present in every moment. – The Rt Revd Patrick Lee ’53 at the Celebration of the” Life and Ministry of Laurence Frank Wilmot on December 18, 2003, at St John’s Cathedral, Winnipeg

Reflecting on the faith of the Christian Martyrs in the Roman Colosseum, June 1944. 99 Former Warden Laurence F. Wilmot 1907-2003

A GRANDSON REMEMBERS … [Laurie] was posted to the West Nova Scotia Infantry Regiment in Italy which “ was soon heavily engaged in some fierce fighting. He was obviously by Paul Rowland (son of Doug Rowland ’61 and Hope Wilmot) in Jakarta, Indonesia a bit of a problem for the commanding officer as he insisted on being with his “It is a rare gift indeed to have a men in the midst of the horrors of battle. living grandparent when one turns – The Rt Revd Patrick Lee ‘53 ” 40. It is a greater gift to have known my grandfather as well as I did… “Still, as much as I thought I knew the man, common thread that ran through the books “I knew my grandfather as the so much was missing from the picture until was his tenacity (some would say kindly, thoughtful man who played a I read his books over the past couple of stubbornness) that sometimes brought him mean game of chess. Whenever I years. The gentle caring man that I knew into conflict with his superiors, be they made a particularly good move, he bishops or colonels. would hoot and say “Well, you’ve really got me there…” – usually just “I last saw him when I attended Wade’s before taking my rook. wedding in September 2003. While he was a little unsteady on his feet and he walked “I remember how he loved and Laurence weds Hope Littlewood on August 25, 1932. with the help of a cane, his handshake was cared for my grandmother Hope… It as firm as ever. At the reception, we were was Grandpa who helped us all through the announced his intention to marry Grace. able to share a glass of wine and talk. I was pain of Grandma’s death. How many people get the opportunity to make the toast to the groom at their finally able to tell him just how proud I was “While I never knew him to complain about grandfather’s wedding? Grace quickly to be his grandson and that he served as an his life as a widower, I knew that he was became a member of our family and example that I hoped to live up to.” often lonely. I was delighted when he always will be…

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Photo taken June 1942 in Swan River just before leaving for Winnipeg and Montreal.

had another dimension. He was a war hero who had walked into minefields to save the lives of wounded soldiers, using his faith as a shield. He was a leader who brought St John’s College back from the abyss to Photo taken from Warden’s Message in the 1953 Football Team 1929–30: (Back row) J.I. McKinney, F.J. Boyd, J.B. Thomas, A.E. Smith, G.A. Crawley. the campus where it remains today. A Johnian yearbook. (Front row): T.W. Teape, L.F. Wilmot, I. Harris, W. de Vere A. Hunt, P. Phillips.

1932 was a good year for young Laurie. The Bishop [of Brandon] ordained him In 1950 [Laurie] was appointed Warden of St John’s College. St John’s, located on “ priest and his bride, Edith Louise Hope Littlewood, joined him in his ministry “ Broadway, was near death… Laurence put heart and soul into his duties. during some difficult years of drought and depression. He told many stories of his We saw his light burning in his office late at night. Under his guidance and faithful horse and not so dependable cars…” empowered by his zeal and vision St John’s came to life… 1010 – The Rt Revd Patrick Lee ‘53 – The Rt Revd Patrick Lee ‘53 ” 1111 More Wilmot Memories

By David Scott ’56

“Canon Wilmot certainly enjoyed a full “My David, you’ve filled out, haven’t you.” measure of life, both in duration When Canon Wilmot last saw me I would and accomplishment. I will have been wearing a pair of trousers with a remember him as he was at 29-inch waistband. [See In Lumine, Fall 2003 the first Broadway Reunion for photo.] “Filled out” was remarkably (1998), in his 90th year, gentle. when my wife Lawrie “As students at the old house on Broadway and I arrived at the we caused Canon Wilmot a great deal of opening reception. I hardship. Yet I recall only the kindness that found myself somewhat he gave us in return.” disoriented initially, in a room full of people I had known once very well, yet all of them strangers really, after 42 years. The problem was I hardly recognized anyone by sight (not that any of us had changed, of course) but I Laurence marries found I remembered voices Grace Nunn on January 21, 1995. immediately. “Canon Wilmot seemed not to have any such problem. He saw me very shortly after we arrived and walked straight over to me, put his hands on my Laurie signs his book Through the Hitler Line for shoulders, looked me in the eye and said: granddaughter Sarah Crawley ’94, September 2003.

“… His life story is a lesson for all of us who seek God’s direction in our lives IN LUMINE “– be prepared for an exciting and perhaps even dangerous ride through life. You will never know where you will end up or where God may place you … – The Rt Revd Patrick Lee ‘53 ”

27 Legend of Cover Photo 23 26 21 22 25 1. ? Wade 19. C.C. Landon, Prof of 24 2. A.E. (Ted) Smith Philosophy and later 17 18 3. ? Warden 10 19 20 16 4. G.B. Macnamara 20. Tom Teape 9 11 15 5. Irwin McKinney 21. Lorne Smith 8 6. Canon Stephenson 22. Fred Wild 12 7 7. ? 23. Alfred Clough 5 32 8. A.C. Smith 24. G.A. Walker 3 4 28 30 31 2 6 13 14 29 9. Fred Boyd 25. G. Anthony Crawley 1 10. Phipps Williams 26. W. de Vere Angus Hunt 11. Laurie Wilmot 27. Rupert Leslie Taylor 12. Godfrey Gower 28. J. Adams-Cooper 13. ? Storey 29. Canon Murray, Prof of 14. Canon G.A. Wells, Warden Philosophy and 15. Eddie Barrett Systematic Theology 16. Kenneth C. Bolton 30. G.M. Armstrong 17. Wilfred Smith 31. Bernard Dashwood 18. Leslie Batchlor 32. Jack Rogers

1212 If you can help us identify the ‘unknowns’ please let us know! Development Officer’s Notes (continued from page 8)

While we are proud of our success, the College still has a portion of the campaign to complete. St John’s College Council has approved a motion to continue our campaign for a new Lecture Theatre. We have raised over $500,000 towards the new theatre, and 132 of 250 seats have been ‘named’ (for $1,000 each). (We expect to ‘sell out’ all 250 seats, so you should act now.) New drawings of the Lecture Theatre and revised costs will be taken to the Council meeting in May and we will be sharing those with you soon. We trust that you will continue to support St John’s College and please know that we appreciate what Hartley Richardson ’77, Vice-Chair of U of M Capital you’ve done for us already. Campaign at February wrap-up. Photo by Bob Talbot, Imaging Services, U of M.

Tribute to Laurie

shall miss Laurie Wilmot ’31 very Imuch. Not only was he one of the College’s close friends but he was a walking St John’s history book. He and I spoke often, usually once a week. Our golf games were legendary (well, at least in my mind…). He was a great guy and he was passionate about ▲ Derek, Laurie and John Deacon ’63, July 2003. everything. And what a fundraiser! If he set you in his Laurie, Louise and Hopie, sights, you had little room to and grandchildren, including manoeuver, other than in the Sarah Crawley ’94. direction he was asking. – D.M.

Our condolences to his wife Grace Sarah Crawley ’94 and Louise Wilmot ▲ Nunn and his (Johnian) offspring at an art exhibition, November 2003.

1313 Alumni News

‘53 Former Chancellor Patrick Lee (BA, organizations, including the Manitoba BMin ’57, DD ‘78) launched his book Safari Council of Scouts Canada of which he is in Faith in April 2004. It is a recollection of honorary president. the six years he and his wife Mary (Thornton) spent as missionaries in the ’78 Joan McConnell (BA Poli St), former Diocese of West Buganda in Uganda. Stick 1976-77 and ’77-’78, who works in the Faculty of Science at U of M, was the guest expert at a College wine tasting event in November.

’79 Kaye Dunlop (BA, LLB ’83) Q.C. has been appointed as a Federal Adjudicator to hear claims as a result of the Indian Residential Schools Claims process. Kaye is a member of College Council.

’88 We heard from Leah McClement- Green (BN): “I have so many fond memories of my days with friends at St John’s, both in Residence and at College functions. I worked in Winnipeg and also in northern Manitoba before getting married to On November 21, 2003, the U of M Alumni Association hosted its third annual event in Toronto with more than John and heading out west to Vancouver. 600 alumni and friends in attendance. Colleges were also I’ve been living and working in Lincoln, represented, including [above] Heather Charlesworth, Derek Nebraska, for two years now – and it’s the McLean, Ron Charlesworth ’68, Keith ’61 & Vi McKean. best move we’ve ever made! I’m a nurse in cardiovascular intensive care and train new ’54 Our apologies to Heather staff in the recovery of open-heart surgery (Amundson) Lockhart for spelling her patients. I am especially happy to be name incorrectly in the Fall 2003 issue. much closer to home. We have two IN LUMINE daughters, Emily (10) and Laura (8). I have ’67 Robert H. Kent (BSc, MBA ’70, PhD enjoyed receiving updates on fellow ’75 from UBC) was awarded the Queen’s Johnians and hope to hear about others Jubilee Medal for his contribution to several from the ‘80s!”

‘SISTER D’ TO BE HONOURED

As we head to press, we are pleased to We hope you will plan to attend the College announce that Sister Delores Schneider ’73 Convocation to join in the celebration. The (affectionately known as ‘Sister D’) will be Friends Luncheon at 12:45 pm that day admitted as an Honorary Fellow of St John’s always sells out so be sure to call the number College at our annual Convocation, Sunday, below for reservations as soon as possible. November 7, 2004, at 3 pm. This Fellowship We are also collecting stories and best wishes recognizes Sister D’s contributions to the to convey to Sister D. Please send them to Church, to music, but most of all to St John’s Derek McLean at [email protected] or College in her role as Senior Don and to 92 Dysart Road, Winnipeg MB R3T 2M5, fax Residence ‘Denmother’ [1973-1984]. (204) 474–7610 or phone (204) 474–9350.

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BABY BOOM!

’87 & ’90 Jo Davies-Stuchbery (BA) ’89 & ’93 Vona Guiler (BSc, BA ’91) and husband Nick Stuchbery (BA Crim) & Phil Veldhuis (BA Hons, MA ’99) are impressed friends with a Christmas letter pleased to announce the birth of Sunrise shortly after the arrival of twins Cooper Veldhuis on January 6, 2004; a sister for Angus and Finn James on August 7, 2003, siblings for big brother Spencer (5). A few highlights that occurred just prior to going on maternity leave from her job as Admin. Services Assistant at St John’s-Ravenscourt included adopting two kittens from the Humane Society, and Jo’s book club arranging for a commemorative belly cast! After the twins arrived Jo said, “Spencer was quite excited about his brothers, but was soon asking when we could take them back to the Humane Society!” Jo reported that she has been back at work since January (“to get some rest!”) and “the boyz” are doing well. Proud dad Nick is now an IT Manager Vona (left) with Timmy and Jayna (6 weeks), and at Ceridian Canada. Jo & Nick can be Debbie (right) with Lauren (6 months), February 2004. reached at [email protected] “Finally,” Vona quips, “A Grenier bigger than a Guiler!” Timmy (4) who named her before she was born. She also goes by Jayna Marie Zaira (African for “Sunrise”) after Canadian National Women’s Team hockey star Jayna Hefford. Vona adds, “Look for Jayna the Bison hockey star in 2022!!”

’90 & ’93 Congratulations to John (BA ’90, MA ’94) and Angie (Pook) McLean (BID ’93) on the birth of James Michael on December 30, 2003. He is the fourth grandson for both Murdith McLean ’63, and Richard ’86 and Frances Pook and named From l to r: Spencer with Finn, Nick, and Cooper. after Michael Butt ‘91. James arrived while aunt ’89 Debbie Grenier (BComm) and Alison McLean ’90 and husband Darin Brecht are pleased to uncle Randy Fransoo announce the birth of their daughter, Lauren were visiting Regina with Sydney Marie on July 9, 2003. They live in their sons Ben (7) and Toronto where Debbie is a partner at KPMG William (4). When LLP. Lauren is a niece to Mike & Kathy informed that he was (Halstead) Grenier, both ’86 grads, Lynn now a big brother, Grenier-Lew ‘85 & Danny Lew ‘85, and Denham (3) replied “I Reynold Grenier, all former Rezzie’s. know. Where are the cousins?!” Denham and James McLean

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‘91 Wayne Davies (BEd) and Tess Wilson (pictured left) were married in the Valley of Fire National Park just outside of Las Vegas, Nevada, on August 24, 2003. They have just bought a house in Winnipeg and are busy decorating! Wayne is a Grade 5 teacher at Tracy Kozar ’96 (centre) was in Toronto for a conference and William S. attended the U of M reception on November 21, 2003. Paterson School in Clandeboye, while Tess works for the ’96 Brian T.D. Bowman (BA Adv, Poli Manitoba Phys Ed St) has joined Pitblado in Winnipeg as an Teachers Assocation. associate in the firm’s Privacy Group. He is engaged to Tracy Kozar ’96. ’91 Burl Walker (BES) completed a ’98 Méira Cook (PhD Eng) has written a Master of Urban and new book of poetry entitled Slovenly Love. Regional Planning degree at Queen’s. He is working as an ’98 Leanne Boyd (BSc), sister of (twin) urban planner for the City of Ottawa, and Suzanne ’97 and Stephen ’01, and niece of last year married U of M alumna Wendy Tom Boyd ’65, emailed: “I am in Saskatoon Chung (DMD ’98). in my third year of Veterinary Medicine (one more year to go!). I spent a few months ’93 Brendon & Darla (Armstrong) travelling in Africa in 1998, then moved here Southwick (BPE) were married on in September 1999 and was doing my IN LUMINE August 9, 2003. Darla is Master’s in Physiology until I started Vet teaching in Elma, MB. Meds in September 2001. I plan to defend [my Master’s] this summer. Last summer I spent a couple of months in Peru doing ’94 Former volunteer veterinary work as part of a Stick Kristen program I helped to start at the Western Farlinger (BA College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) Geog, MBA called Global Vets with seven other ’03) married classmates. John Anderson on November “I am actively involved as college social rep, 28, 2003, in and as a manager for women’s hockey. I Winnipeg. also work with a couple of the student Kristen is the animal clubs and play hockey, volleyball, daughter of ultimate frisbee, soccer, etc. I hope all is Roslyn ’91, sister of great at St John’s College!” Brendon and Darla (Armstrong) Southwick ’93 Scott ’97, niece of Evie (Farlinger) ’61 & '98 Lori (Makarchuk) Blakeley (BRS) John Tanner ’63, and married Joshua in Calgary on Valentine’s cousin of Cathy Day 2004. Lori is working as a Recreation Dearden ’72. Therapist at Intercare Brentwood Care 1616 Alumni News (continued)

Centre and Joshua is from New Brunswick Economics and [my wife] Astrid (Lingener) and majoring in History at U of Calgary is working in Logistics for Rolls-Royce with plans to go into Education. (the aero-engine manufacturer, Also in attendance were they don’t make the cars Lesley Cowan ’98, anymore).” Mike Lea ’96, Maria Stapleton ’98, and ’02 Aleksandra Terry LaPorte Leligdowicz (BSc (pictured right). with Distinction) has been awarded a '98 Nicola Rhodes Scholarship. (Nicki) Brown (BA Aleksandra is Hons) has been in currently studying Toronto at York Medicine at McGill and University completing will study the body’s her PhD in Clinical immune system and its Psychology. She is moving to relationship to health at Oxford. Boston in June 2004 to take up her She is St John’s College’s 14th Rhodes appointment as a Clinical Fellow for her scholar. predoctoral internship year at Cambridge Health Alliance, Harvard Medical School. ’02 Rebecca Siemens (BN) is enjoying her work at the Luther Home in Winnipeg. ’00 Kristin MacCullum (BA Adv) is now living in Toronto and working at the NPD ‘04 Former Don of Residence Ian Lau sent Group which provides sales and marketing this update: “I went to Kyrgyzstan for 5 weeks information. to teach English last summer. It was a great learning experience interacting with kids from ’01 Former Rezzie and Sr Don Teddy a different culture.” Ian is completing a BSc in Andres (BA Hons) wrote: “We’re living in Health Education at Dalhousie this spring and Derby, England, and have been for about a also expects to graduate from U of M this fall year now. I’m currently taking a Master’s in with another BSc.

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1717 In Memoriam

1920’s Lloyd Cooke, who finished his 1950’s Former staff member Gladwys Grade 12 at the College on Main St, died Johnson died in Winnipeg, December 26, November 3, 2003, age 92. He worked 2003, age 84. Wife of the Revd Canon primarily as a teacher. Arnold Johnson ’59 and mother of Arnold Johnson ’84, Glady and Arnold met in 1930’s Gordon Fowlie, a Swan River which was near her mother’s graduate of 1932 from the farm. They married in 1948 and came to the College School, died in College on Broadway for the 1951-52 year Winnipeg, January 30, 2004, age as cook and caretaker respectively. Arnold 85. He was the owner of the started taking courses and finished his BA St James Hotel in Winnipeg. and LTh. Glady was an enthusiastic supporter of St John’s and they both ’38 Grace Hausmann-Walby, attended many events at the College. died in Winnipeg, November 8, 2003, age 85. Grace had a career 1950’s Ed Schmidt died in Victoria, BC, in education with an emphasis in December 4, 2003, age 65. His widow reading. She attended the Grace Hausmann-Walby Myrtle wrote: “Ed loved to tell the story how Convocation Friends Lunch in he, a young man of German Mennonite 1998 and received her anniversary J pin. She background, ended up at an Anglican told us about extra tutorials with Warden college. He had tried to enroll at the U of M Barfoot because she had missed classes. one Saturday but found it closed. Someone 1930’s Bob Muckle died in told him about St John’s, located in an old Clandeboye, MB, January 9, 2004, age 80. house on Broadway. The College happened Bob attended the College in 1939-40, and to be open that day and, to Ed’s delight, then went off to war. He kept in touch with readily accepted him, religious affiliations other Johnians like the late Ralph Herman notwithstanding… No slacker, Ed worked and John Evans ’38. He had careers in the hard as a Chartered Accountant all his life military, teaching, and accounting. Bob and enjoyed 10 years of active retirement.” leaves his wife of 55 years, Betty, and three Ed was at the College from 1956-58. He IN LUMINE children. attended a College Tea in Victoria in

At the 1998 Broadway Reunion: (front to back) Glady and Arnold Johnson ’59, Jim ’57 and Beverley (Baker) Allan, Terry (Smith) McDowall ’48, Chris Thain ’60, Joan (Alsaker) Brooke ’54. 1818 In Memoriam (continued)

February 2002 where he caught up with Friend Joan Edwards died in Cam Fairfield who attended St John’s at Winnipeg, January 17, 2004. She worked in the same time. Physiotherapy at Health Sciences Centre and was a supporter of the College.

1960’s Karen Couch, widow of Philip Friend Ted Keough died November 8, Couch ’65, wrote to say that after her 2003. He and his widow Clara were husband’s obituary appeared in the last supporters of the College and in particular issue of In Lumine, “I was contacted by the Wilmot Scholarship. His obituary asked long-lost friends in Surrey who receive the that ‘In lieu of flowers, kindly spend time newsletter and we are now communicating enjoying your family and friends.’ via the Internet.” Friend Isabella Perry, mother of David 1970’s The Revd Canon Genevieve ’82, died January 27, 2003, in Saskatoon SK. Murdoch died in Winnipeg, December 28, She leaves her husband of 52 years, James. 2003, age 75, sister of Richard and William The Perrys had been supporters of the Smith. She attended St John’s in the 1970’s College, and in particular of trees and and was one of the first ordained woman benches in the Quad. priests in the Diocese of Rupert’s Land. She served in a number of parishes, culminating Friend Doris Winter died in Winnipeg, at St Luke’s in Winnipeg. She leaves her November 9, 2003, age 87. Doris worked for husband of 51 years, Jack. the Winnipeg School Board. She was a College supporter. ’83 Rosamund Harris (MA Classics) died in Winnipeg, July 17, 2003, age 80. Mother of Madeleine Harris ’82, she also leaves her husband Ralph. She was a supporter of You can find the College Library. Winnipeg Free Press obituaries on line at: Friend Father Joseph Driscoll died in http://winnipegfreepress2.com/obituaries/ Winnipeg, December 14, 2003. He was Rector of St Paul’s College in the 1980’s.

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1919 Upcoming Events For more information, please call the General Office at (204) 474-8531.

■ Art Exhibition: Drawing from Faith: The Jain Paintings of Manju Lodha. May 5 to June 7. ■ Rare Books Dinner: Thursday, May 27, 6 pm. Come for dinner and listen to the Head of Archives speak about the display of some of the College’s Rare Books from the 15th Century. ■ Canadian Studies Conference, ”The Prairies: Lost and Found,“ September 23–25, 2004. ■ U of M Homecoming September 30 – October 2. Reception Sunday, October 2 at 3 pm. Chapel service at 4 pm. ■ SJC Convocation: Sunday, November 7, 3:00 pm.

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