Obituary Agnes Henderson of Deeratale 92
Ma Agnes Henderson died Thursday June 6 after a long illness at 92. Funeral services were held June 11 at 2:30 pm at Silverwood United Church with Rev J Heald officiating. Interment Mount View cemetery. She was born in Babylon Bay Ont and married George Robert Henderson in 1906. Survived by four sons four daughters a brother two sisters sixteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Agnes Hen- Gere
Punera
Silverwood United
Andy Addes
Mabel
Makaroff
Reg. Mortemore
Jennie
Deepdale
Agnes May
William J. Britton
Bahcaygeon
Ont
Edith Hildebrandt
Niagara Falls
Sarah
Henderson memorial service held in Dauphin
SAAC Henderson died Sunday June 2. Funeral from Dauphin First United Church Wednesday June 5. Interment Riverside Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers listed. active pallbearers named. Born Renfrew Ontario. educated in Manitoba. farmed Ochre River district 1885 to 1942. retired in Dauphin. Surviving wife Minnie Fisher and children Darrell James Donald. daughters Cora Hoban and Exna Wegan. many grandchildren. brother Abe. sister Mrs. Alice Harkness.
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Rew & C Lake
Dam
Dauphin First United Church Sreath Funeral Srvice
Riverside Cemetery
W J Ward M Smeal
Harold Dawson
Ro Peachy
F Mclennan
Lloyd Blair
D Bates
B J Yallop
James Leon
Jack Secord
E Childs
V Anger
S Clark
L Saure
Renfrew
Henderson
Manitoba
Ochre River
Dauphin
Minnie Fisher
Moose Jaw
Sask
Darrell
Melfort
James
Frobisher
Donald
Death of Andrew Hneny of Ethelbert at 72
Andrew Hneny of Ethelbert died Monday June 3 after a lengthy illness. He was 72. Funeral held at 10 am Friday June 7 at the Ethelbert Ukrainian Catholic church with interment in Doroshenko cemetery. Pallbearers named. Sneath Funeral Service arranged. Survived by two sons Anthony and Matthew. four daughters Mary Ann Bilous Nelie Chartier Jean Panak. fourteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Born in Western Ukraine he settled in Canada in 1905 and married Pauline Tycholis in 1925.
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Andrew Hneny
Ethelbert
M Krymchuk
Ethelbert Ukrainian Catholic Church
Doroshenko
Teddie Pachkowsky
Harry Bilous
Albert Chartier
Ross Tycholis
Sam Pachkowski
Nick Bilinsky
Sneath
Hneny
Ukraine
Canada
Pauline Tycholis
Wenlow
Anthony
Vancouver
Matthew
Sudbury
Ont
Fred Pachkowsk
Ann
Mary
Nelhie
Winnipeg
John Panak
Jean
Funeral services for Baby Girl Meidl held at graveside
Funeral services were conducted Saturday at the graveside by Father Z A Baczkowski for Baby Girl Meidl who died in Dauphin General Hospital. Sneath funeral service directed arrangements in the cemetery. She is survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Meidl of Dauphin three brothers Richard eleven Raymond eight Leonard six and sister Marion two.
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Dpm
Z A Baczkowski
Meid
Dauphin General Hospital
Sneath
Riverside Cemetery
Norbert Meidl
Dauphin
Richard
Raymond
Leonard
Marion
Zaplitny Leads In Dauphin as 3rd Term Favored
The front page tabulates poll results showing Fred Zaplitny gaining a third term, rising to second in length of service among Dauphin MPs. W. J. Ward holds the most years, while Zaplitny’s rise follows his 1945 election as the youngest Dauphin winner and CCF pioneer. Ward trails in his bid for re election as an Independent Liberal.
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Tommy Dorsey
Sinatra
Connie Haines
Buddy Rich
Bandemen
Bob Crosby
Doris Day
Gloria DeHaven
Bob Zerke
Johnny Desmond
Ray Baduac
Kay Starr
Crosby
al Copeland
Ottawa
Fred Zaplitny
Lauphin R Ding
W. J. Ward
Zanktny
Dauphin
CCF
Wo J. War
IODE Members Hear Civil Defence Talk By Mrs Kells
IODE members at Hamilton hotel heard Mrs D J Kells describe civil defence courses and a planned public program to combat apathy amid potential flood or disaster scenarios. Gayle Pobbs received a scholarship, and a Middleton shield was shown. a National Film Board picture The Stratford Adventure was screened.
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IODE
D. J. Kells
Kells
Arnprior
Damphin
Otto‘er
Gayle Pobh
A. Koke
Pobb
Widmeyer
Mree RN Minis
Diana
Ron Butterfield
McCreary
National Film Board
National Iode
Stratford
Joa Koke
Manitoba Map in 1870s Atlas Sparks Prairie Rail Curiosity
An 1876 atlas map owned by Mrs D E McLean shows Manitoba and Keewatin with early rail sightlines the Canada Pacific would have used. It notes Fort William Rat Portage Selkirk and Lake Manitoba routes, and marks Northwest Mounted Police posts at Fort Pelly and Fort Ellice. The piece contrasts the map with later transcontinental railway disputes and the delayed British Columbia entry railway.
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D E McLean
Ontario
Swan River District
Mantoba
Canada
Manitoba
Keewatin
North West Territory
Canada Pacific
Fort William
Duck Mountains
Swan River
Fort Pelly
Transcontinental Railroad
Winnipeg- Osis
Dauphin
Prairies
Winnipeg
Portage
Fort Ellice
Assiniboine
Pelly
Northwest Mounted Police
B.C
Sir John A. Macdonald
Inter-Oceanic
Candian Pacific Railway Company
Air Safety Pushes Fluorescent Paint on Aircraft
Air safety drive uses fluorescent orange paint on planes to improve visibility. At a Saturday Fly-in, several aircraft at the airport sport bright orange bands or sections enhancing conspicuity during traffic hazards.
Kelowna Apples Outsell British Varieties
British Columbia MelIntosh apples in Kelowna outsell British varieties by four cents a pound says D A Bruce Marshall Canada’s high commissioner's commercial food counsellor in Britain.
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Kelowna
British Columbia
D. A Bruce Marshall
Britain
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Anna Chic
Agnes Henderson
John Zabiakas
Saac Henderson
Meids
C. S. Robertson
A. Balcaen
Safeway
Daphin
Makinak Community Hall
Carrick School
Ochre River Community
Zaplitny
D. Kells
Douglas Middleton
Lieut Stuart Winmeyer
Hamilton Hotel
Enterig
Dauphin Fair
Riding Mountains
John A. Macdonald
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Westbourne
California
Santa Rosa
Berkshire
KRAFT
Monica
Burford
Hamburger
Curtsy
Weiner
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