Wedding at Cardale United Church Seals Tait Phillips Union
Marie Phillips and Glen Tait wed at Cardale United Church on July 10 1976 in Cardale Manitoba with Rev Don McNeill officiating. Guests wore formal attire and wore bouquets of red roses and daisies. The couple resides in Brandon Manitoba at Ste 212 1575 26th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Sang
Judy Espey
Richard Dyer
Joan Tait
Jerry Martens
Lawrence Tait
Doug Phillips
Cardale Arena
Gordon Espey
Judy Greer
Rivers
Gary Krueger
Ste. 212
26Th Street
Brandon
Manitoba
Park Residence News Visitors stop by local home
Recent visitors to the home of Mrs. Bardwell included Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lindquist and daughter Lois from Victoria British Columbia along with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Shurwell and sons Todd and Scott of Winnipeg. Other guests were Todd Campbell from Winnipeg visiting Mrs. W. Campbell, and Myrtle Hemphill with her son-in-law and daughter N Yarish in Winnipeg and Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardwell
Mark Lindquist
Lois
Victoria
B.C
Ron Shurwell
Todd and
Scott
Winnipeg
W. Campbell
Todd Campbell
Myrtle Hemphill
N. Yarish
Piney
Philip Norman
Collie
Regina
Bill Collie
E. Duncan
Kisby
Sask
J. Sunley
Perv. Sunley
Gay
Schacht
Ken Grambo
Little Bonnie and
Joy
Lake Alma
Miss Corley Honored At Hamiota Health Centre Barbecue
Margaret Corley honored at a July 9 Health Centre staff barbecue at the Narrows Earle Johnston cottage. About seventy five staff and families attended. Sherrell Fox joins the centre staff as Registered Record Librarian replacing Corley. Red Cross thanks fund donors after a 139 donor blood clinic. Oak River Ball Tournament results announced. Ernest D A Carnegie memorial note and obituary details.
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Hamiota District Health Centre
Margaret
Sherrell Fox
Langenburg
Saskatchewan
Sherrell
Wascana Institute
Regina
Margaret Corley
Red Cross
Hamiota
Harvey Gray
Why Advice Is Widely Given Free Of Charge
A reflective look at why people offer guidance without payment. It explores social norms of helping others, goodwill, and reputational benefits that motivate free advice. It notes that generosity can build trust and reciprocity within communities.
Obituary Mary Ann Morrice of Shoal Lake
Mary Ann Morrice died August 8 1976 at Lion's Wing Morley House Shoal Lake in her 95th year. Born 1908 Aberdeenshire Scotland she emigrated 1914 to Hamiota district later retiring to Hamiota village in 1943. Survivors include children and grandchildren across Canada and the United Kingdom with extensive family. Funeral August 10 at Hamiota United Church with interment in Hamiota cemetery. pallbearers listed.
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Ernest D. A. Carnegie
Elizabeth Carnegie
Southpines Private Hospital
Vancouver
B.C
Carnegie
Cortachy
Scotland
Canada
Uno
Manitoba
Elizabeth Forbes
Newtonhill
Winnipeg
Uno Plains
Arrow River
Crandall
Virden
Ernie
Elizabeth
Don
Jim
Kamloops
Murray
Pas
Jean
Effie
Calgary
Mary
G.wilson
Betty
Bill
Bob
Jim Carnegie
Mount Pleasant Chapel
Vancouver, On Friday, July 30. Rev
K. Huguet
Fraserview United Church
Mary Ann (McGhee) Morrice
Lion’s Wing
Morley House
Shoal Lake
Aberdeenshire
Hamiota
Hamiota Village
John
D. A. Black
Molly
Victoria
Sandy
Toronto
Donald Black
Catherine Morrice
Jean Morrice
Charles Morrice
Timmins
Edward Morrice
Katherine Black
Ian Black
Dartmouth
United Kingdom
Hamiota United Church
Women’s Missionary Society
United Church
Ralph Clark
Leslie Jameson
Hamiota Cemetery
John Adams
James Killoh
Gordon Killoh
Hubert Murray
Leonard Angus
Clark Mathison
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Health Centre News
Sox
Oak River
Hamiota Red Sox
Brandon U.C.T. Athletics
Minnedosa
Cardale
Sekine
Ooza-we-kwum
Kenton
Hamiota Hotel
Birtle
Rapid City Ladies
Miniota
Boissevain
Park Residence
Morrice
Don Black
Richardson
Man
Strictly Fresh
Mary Ann Morrice
Cosen
Darroch Electric
Warren Darroch
Vulcan
Glen Knight
7Th Street
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