Obituaries for Norma Shiel and Kenneth Ballantyne
Norma M B Shiel of Dauphin died June 8 in Dauphin General Hospital. Funeral held June 10 at Sneath chapel with pallbearers listed. Interment Riverside cemetery. Survived by son Robertson C Shiel sister Bernice Clarke of New York brothers William Vancouver and John Toronto. Kenneth Ballantyne known as Babs of Dauphin died aged many years. He worked for the highways department and served in RCHLA reserve. Interment Riverside cemetery. Survived by parents W C and Mrs Ballantyne and brothers Robert Yorkton Sask. William Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson C. Shiel
Bernice Clarke
New York
William
Vancouver
B.C. John
Toronto
Norma
Grenville Kemp
Riverside Cemetery
Dauphin
Babs
Ballantyne
Department of Highways
The
United Church
RCHLA
W. C. Ballantyne
Robert
Yorkton, Sask
Death of N. P. North in McCombe Missouri
North N P former Canadian National Railways superintendent died Saturday at his home in McCombe Missouri. He previously led the Dauphin division and was promoted to general superintendent in Winnipeg before retirement. He resided in McCombe after leaving service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
N. P. North
McCombe
Missouri
Dauphin
Canadian National Railways
Winnipeg
Pioneer Joseph Mansfield Dies at 95 in Dauphin
Joseph Mansfield a Dauphin district pioneer died at Dauphin General Hospital on Wednesday June 8 after a long illness at age 95. Funeral services were held at 2:30 pm Saturday June 11 from Sneath funeral chapel with B J Kuhn of Neepawa officiating. Pallbearers included Harold Mansfield William Mansfield Gordon Lowey Abe Jensen Pete Thiessen and Leslie Lintick. Born in London Ontario he was educated there and moved to Dauphin district in 1885 where he farmed until 1926 before living with his niece Mrs Pete Thiessen in Eclipse district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mansfield
Dauphin District
Dauphin General Hospital
Sneath Funeral Chapel
B. J. Kuhn
Neepawa
Harold Mansfield
William Mansfield
Gordon Lowey
Abe Jensen
Pete Thiessen
Leslie Lintick
Riverside Cemetery
Mansfield
London
Ont
Eclipse
Angus McPhee McKay McPhee Dies in Kelowna at 50
Angus McKay McPhee of R A 2 Kelowna died at Kelowna General Hospital on Wednesday June 1 aged 50. Born in Stelien shire Scotland he came to Canada as a child and settled in Swan River valley for 36 years before moving to Kelowna district in 1941. He worked at Rutland sawmill. Survived by his wife Mrs Donald McPhee, four brothers Andrew Jack Tom Matthew and a sister Mrs H Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus McKay McPhee
R.A
Kelowna
B.C
Kelowna General Hospital
Mr. McPhee
Stelienshire
Scotland
Canada
Swan River Valley
Rutland
Donald McPhee
Andrew
Jack
New Westminster
Tom
Matthew
Flin Flon
H. Craig
Elizabeth
Savona
Funeral for John Henry Spratt at St Pauls Gilbert Plains
Rev W T Marchant conducts service at 3 p m June 2 for John Henry Spratt who died May 31 after a week long illness at 76. Pallbearers named. Arrangements by Eggertson funeral home. Interment Chatsworth cemetery. Born Caledonia Ontario moved to Gilbert Plains 1897 married Florence Stewart 1904 she died 1921 survived by two sons four daughters a brother and ten grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Marchant
St. Paul's United Church
Gilbert Plains
John Henry Spratt
Alex Stoughton
Neil Hamilton
Lester McQueen
Jas. Crowe
Joe Gallant
Wm. Plummer
Eggertson
Hazel Brown
Vancouver
Irene Osborne
Morley
Caledonia
Ont
Storzuk Rackham Rites Held for Henry at Ozerna
Henry Storzuk Rackham died Sunday June 5 at Ozerna after a short illness at age 50. Pallbearers: Alexander Samuel Nick Steve Peter and John Storzuk. Funeral arrangements were by Sneath with interment in Ozerna Cemetery near Leech. He farmed Rackham district until 1937 then ran a General Store until his death. He married Ann Shewchuk in Overna in 1935 and was cantor of Overna. Surviving wife, son Buddy at home, seven brothers and four sisters.
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Rackham
Ozerna
Alexander
Samuel
Nick
Steve
Peter
John Storzuk
Sneath Funneral Service
Leech
Ann Shewchuk
Overna
Storzuk
Buddy
John
Seech
Sandy Lake
Whitewood
Sask
Winnipeg
William
Shortdale
Black
Alfred Voisey dies in Gilbert Plains aged 82
Alfred Claude Voisey of Gilbert Plains died at home on Wednesday June 1 after a long illness. He was 82. Funeral services were held June 4 at St Matthew's Anglican Church with Rev. Murray Ames officiating. Interment was at Eldon cemetery. Eggertson's Funeral Home arranged. He was born in Devonshire England and came to Canada in 1902. He married Emily Rowlett in 1915, who died in 1955. Survived by four sons, four daughters, 25 grandchildren, 49 great grandchildren, and 19 great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Claude Voisey
Gilbert Plains
St. Matthew's Anglican Church
Murray Ames
Archie Taylor
Joe Shmon
Alex Stoughton
Harvey Yuill
Alf Rowat
Gordon Drinkwater
Eggertson
Eldon
Devonshire
Eng
Mr. Voisey
Canada
Emily Clara Rowlett
Voisey
Anglican Church
Orange Lodge
James Rowlett
Rose Valley
Sask
George F. Rowlett
Watson, Sask
Jack Rowlett
Dave Rowlett
Cranberry Portage
Mary Ellicott
Emily Fulford
Agnes Tomlinson
Gordon McKay
Funeral services held for Wilfred J Lemieux in Ontario
Wilfred Joseph Lemieux aged 78 died June 7 at his Toronto residence after a short illness. Funeral Saturday June 11 at St. Viator's in Dauphin officiated by Very Rev. Dean Baczkowski with burial in Riverside cemetery. Survived by son Bernard of Dauphin daughters Evelyn Margaret Louise of Toronto a brother Mark of Olds Sask and sister Ellen of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Viator’s
Wilfrred Joseph Lemieux
Toronto
Mrs Mary Jane Moore Funeral Held at Makinak
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Jane Moore aged 78 were conducted by Rev. D G Ray at Makinak United Church on Friday after her death on May 31 in Dauphin following a short illness. Interment was at Turtle River cemetery with Egertson's funeral home in charge of arrangements. She was born in Guelph Ontario and lived in Pendines Brandon Rapid City Makinak and Dauphin. She married Thomas Moore in 1902 who died in 1951. She leaves two daughters Mary Frances Peel and Mary Edna both of Dauphin a sister and several brothers and six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Ray
Makinak United Church
Mary Jane Moore
Dauphin
Eggertson
Turtle River
Mary Jane Reed
Guelph
Ont
Pendines
Brandon
Rapid City
Makinak
Thomas Jewison Moore
Frances
May Peel
Mary Edna
Norman Anderson
Winnipeg
Morris
Jack Reed
Albert
New Westminster
B.C
William
Camp’ Shiro
Jasper Park Lodge Opens 1955 Season Welcomes Transit Association
The Canadian Rockies resort opens June 12 for the 1955 season, greeting 260 members of the Canadian Transit Association. It marks the first of 15 conventions booked at the Lodge this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Park
Canadian Rockies
Canadian Transit Association
Sal of tadtics by Annadifin manufacturers droped in 1934 to a postwar
In 1934 Annadifin manufacturers reported a postwar drop to 487237 sets from 620380 sets in 1953, reflecting a large production decline.
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Little's Business College
Third Avenue
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FE. C. Day
Sec
Treas
Norma M.B. Shiel
R. A Hume
E W. Hawkins
E. F. Treendle
John Ginnell
J. Gardner
E. D. Palmer
Norma M. B. Clarke
Mount Forrest
Kenneth Ballantyne
GMC
Onc
Ste. Rose
General Motors
Phil
Ste. Rose du Lac
Phil Nault
General Motors Products OF Canada, Limited
Oshawa
Ontario
Angus McPhee
Henry Storzuk
Wilfred Joseph Lemieux
Ational
Saskatoon
An Valens National
Dauphin General
Wostutal
Humphreys
Johnn
Jurie
Heykin
Jerry
Ochre Beach
Durston
Durston Park
Peter Rabbit
South End
Southend
Whitmore Home & School Association
B.E.S.L
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Ripon
M.F.A.C
Mf.ac
Spruce Creek
Percy Sainsbury
Bay Centre District
A. Jacobs Orchestra
Melton
Melton School
Austin
Lifton
St. Paul's W.A
4Th Ave
1St St
Dauphin Plains
Ryz Orchestra
Pag
Mountview
Alfred Archer
Everbody
Clinton M. Bingham
Optometrist
Stelck
Dauphin, Man
Wen
ST. Paul's Anglican Church
Durston’s Park
Makinak Parish
Canon
T. W. Wilkinson
70Th
Fd. Bty
RCA
Manitoba
Ray
Gnr. Ballantyne
Highways Branch
M. F. Szewczyk
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