Obituary for Charlie Peel of Kelwood Manitoba
Charlie Peel 68 of Kelwood Manitoba died July 5 1981 at Health Sciences Centre after a short illness. He was born June 8 1913, married Frances Berwick in 1940 and farmed in Miniota Beulah Isabella Foxwarren and Kelwood. He was active in baseball hockey curling tennis and golf. Cremation occurred July 7 and a memorial service July 9 at Isabella United Church. Interment followed in Brandon.
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Health Sciences Centre
Charlie Peel
Kelwood
Manitoba
Frances
Marjorie
Jerry Bone
Christine
Melanie
Winnipeg
Wally
Vivian
Cory
Quinlan
Baden
West Germany
Bill
George
Miniota
Alice
Reston
Robert Peel
Frances Berwick
Charlie
Beulah
Isabella
Foxwarren
Isabella United Church
Charlie Casselman
Wally Peel
Frank Rowan
John Coxworth
Tom Stewart
John Wall
Ed Doran
Orville Stainer
Ron Falloon
Boynton Smith
Keith Neill
Hamiota teams dominate baseball and slow pitch play
Hamiota swept the A side with a win over Oak River while Minnedosa fell to Hamiota in the B side. Oak River beat Newdale. Souris beat Minnedosa. Newdale beat Souris in the B side. Girls Fastball results list Hamiota Hazelwood and Oak River in top three. Slow Pitch standings name Newdale Oak River Cardale.
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Oak River
Newdale
Hamiota
Souris
Beatrice Hazel Bradley Dies After Long Illness
Beatrice Hazel Bradley born January 31 1911 in Griswold Manitoba died July 27 1981 at Assiniboine Hospital after a lengthy illness. She lived on a farm in Oakner district until 1955 then worked ten years at Assiniboine Community College in Brandon. She belonged to Ladies Legion Auxiliary and United Church. Survived by son Reginald Clarence (Billie) of Brandon, brother Clarence Sum merland BC, four sisters Eva Parker Redcliffe Alta Violet Hupp Swift Current Sask Margaret George Leslie Brandon Edith Rufflick Griswold, plus many nieces and cousins. Predeceased by parents six brothers and one sister. Funeral held at Brockie Donovan.
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Bradley
Beatrice Hazel Bradley
Assiniboine Hospital
Hazel
Griswold
Man
Hillsdale School
Oakner
Brandon
Assiniboine
United Church
Reginald Clarence
Billie
Clarence
Summerland
B.C
Eva Parker
Redcliffe
Alta
Violet Hupp
Swift Current
Sask
George Leslie
Margaret
J. Rufflick
Edith
Brockie-Donovan
Death of Lorna Jo-Ann Smith in Lenore
Lorna Jo-Ann Smith died at home on June 28 1981 born May 19 1968 in Winnipeg. She attended Lenore School and Virden Junior High. active in Lenore Club serving as secretary. Survived by parents and brother Chris plus grandmothers and many relatives. Funeral July 3 at Lenore Presbyterian Church Rev J Reaves officiating with interment Breadalbane Cemetery. Funeral chapels Ltd. handled arrangements.
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Lorna Jo-Ann Smith
Ivan Smith
Lenore
Winnipeg
Jo-Ann
Virden Junior High School
Lenore Club
Chris
Mary Smith
Virden
Phyllis Westbrook
Brandon
Lenore Presbyterian Church
Rev
J. Reaves
Breadalbane
Ralph Elliott
Raymond Stanley
Lloyd Baskerville
Doug Draper
Stan Nykoliation
Brian Thompson
Ross Argue
Cameron Argue
Rene Gadaz
Paul Westbrook
Roland Gagnon
Murray Poole
G. R. Carscadden Funeral Chapels Ltd
Cardale Sports Tournament Outcomes
Hamiota beat Cardale in the opening match while Neepawa defeated Rivers. The final between Hamiota and Neepawa ended in a darkness-induced tie. Minnedosa beat Cardale, Binscarth defeated Hamiota, and Cardale then defeated Binscarth in the final. Souris beat Bantam, Brandon beat Hamiota, Brandon beat Souris in the A final. Oak River edged Hamiota on the B side. Beavers Oak River defeated Newdale but details end abruptly.
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Cardale
Hamiota
Neepawa
Rivers
Oak River
Souris
Brandon
Reducing Cancer Risk Through Diet And Habits
The National Cancer Institute issued a landmark report urging Americans to cut cancer risk by eating a balanced low fat high fiber diet reducing alcohol use and stopping or reducing smoking. The government agency cites evidence linking diet to cancer with notable correlations observed.
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The
National Cancer Institute
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Charles Peel
Lloyd Lovering
Central United Church
Brandon Cemetery
Mike Rufflick
Nick Becker
Jim Wells
Allen Wallace
Russ Hawkins
Howard McKinnon
Hamiota Echo
Miniota Herald
Woodworth Times
Minnedosa
Shell Oil Company
Public Affairs Chemical
P.O
Houston
Texas
United Church of Canada
Hamiota -Oakner Pastoral Charge
H.n.lynas
MR. Jameson
Shiloh
Tarboiton
Kenton
Decker
Steve Willey
Strathclair
F. Kamarous Cardaie
Oak River United Church
T. N
Anglican Church Service
Hamiota Pentecostal Church
P.A.O.C
L. F. Beck
Cardale Sports
Beavers
the Heart Fund
Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
Smith St
Advertising Standards Council
Advertising Standards Council Manitoba
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