Obituary for Margaret Grace Chapman
Margaret Grace Chapman died January 14 1976 in Prince Rupert Regional Hospital British Columbia. Born in Arthur Ontario she was the eldest daughter of Jean and Donald MacPherson. She taught in Burroughs and Miniota schools before marrying John Chapman in October 1912. They farmed at Isabella for 45 years and later retired to Hamiota and then the West coast to live with her daughters. She leaves three daughters seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Campbell's Funeral Chapel with interment in Hamiota Cemetery.
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Margaret Grace Chapman
Prince Rupert Regional Hospital
B.C
Chapman
Arthur
Ontario
Jean
Donald MacPherson
McPherson
Beulah
Miniota
Margaret
Portage la Prairie
Man
Burroughs School
Dauphin
John Chapman
Isabella
Shamrock
Kenneth Warren
Helen
John Wyllie
Prince Rupert
Phyllis
Clifford Turner
Vancouver
Hamiota
Park Residence News Highlights Local Visits and Birthdays
Mr Gordon Leslie of Gilam Manitoba with Miss Lori Whyte R N visited the former grandmother Mrs Jean Tweed at Reston. Miss Stella Bray is a patient in hospital. Birthday wishes to Mrs J Morrice and Mrs M Arthur in Shoal Lake Nursing Home. Harvey Kirk took his mother and Mrs D Sutherland to Shoal Lake Morley House. Mr and Mrs E Duncan visited Reston relatives.
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Gordon Leslie
Gilam
Manitoba
Lori Whyte
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Reston
Jean Tweed
Stella Bray
Frank Reid
Donna
Birtle
D. Sutherland
Shoal Lake
Morley House
E. Duncan
Manitoba unveils two year highway map edition
The 1976 Manitoba official highway map, designed for two years to save costs, covers 4 000 miles of Provincial Trunk Highways and 7 500 miles of Provincial Roads. It includes city maps, mileage guides, border, recreation, radio stations, RCMP detachments, and tourist centres, plus sections on insurance and regulations. Six hundred thousand copies were printed and are available via the tourism department and various distribution channels.
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Manitoba
Peter Burtniak
Manitoba-U.s
R.C.M.P
Department of Tourism, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
Chambers of Commerce
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Reggies Ramblings Preview of Spring Nears
With February approaching readers sense a shift as six weeks remain until spring. The column notes warmer days, lingering hope, and the anticipation of seasonal refreshment in the town.
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