Deaths and Happenings From Crandall Area
Obituary notes Lois Cann Crandall born in 1908 daughter of Rev Fred Cann and Elizabeth Eaton dies January 4 1984 in Florida. Mentions relatives Gretchen Shetler Diane Henderson and Roy Amy Reg Bryant Century committee wrap and a 60th wedding anniversary for Roy Kerr. Community events include showers birthday party and centennial postal ceremony March 1 1984 with cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Cann
Florida
U.S.A
Myrtle Dickey
Crandall
Fred Cann
Miss Cann
Gretchen
Dickey) Shetler
Lois
Dickey) Daly
Myrtle
Elizabeth Eaton
Prudence
Gordon) Coupe
Eldridge
High Springs
Gretchen Shetler
Lois Daly
Marjorie Stevenson
Geraldine Steen
Cann
Bette Davis
Diane Henderson
Hamiota Collegiate
Ottawa
Diane
Roy Amy
Chumah
Roy
Dorothy
Reg Bryant
Miniota
Brandon Hospital
Gerald
Nora Shier
Roberta Wallace
Mayme Hirst
Ivan
Lena Lawrence
Roberta
Mayme
Virden
Damien Nicholas
Virden Hospital
Daryl
George
Lil Gardham
Rob Roy
Brandon
Eileen Nankivell
Lawrence
Mary
Frank Warren
Yours Truly
Winnipeg
Kildonan Place Mall
Heather
Echo
Darlene Long
Bran don families share weekend with relatives
Tamara and Davilyn Coombs of Brandon spent the weekend with grandparents Charlie and Eva Mundell while parents Don and Bonnie Coombs were away. Jack, Linda and Trina Bandura of Brandon visited Linda's parents Earl and Olive, and visited Dianne Cochrane and family and Murray and Karen and family and Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamara
Davilyn Coombs
Brandon
Charlie
Eva Mundell
Don
Bonnie Coombs
Jack
Linda
Trina Bandura
Earl
Olive
Dianne Cochrane
Murray
Karen
Family
Dale
Labor Department appointments made in Winnipeg
Labor Minister Mary Beth Dolin announced two senior appointees to the Department of Labor. Garry A. Simons becomes assistant deputy minister for the Labor Division, with prior Saskatchewan experience and roles at Potash Corp and a former CWC union representative, replacing retired Gordon Boucher. Michael Balagus is named communications director, bringing a background as a Winnipeg broadcast journalist to oversee the department’s communications program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Mary Beth Dolin
Department of Labor
Garry A. Simons
Department
Saskatchewan
Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan
Communications Worker of Canada
Simons
Gordon Boucher
Labor Relations Board
Fire Commissioner
Fire Commissioner's Office
Michael Balagus
Balagus
Wildlife Ambassador Brian Glow Named in Manitoba
Winnipeg magician Brian Glow is named Manitoba Wildlife Ambassador for National Wildlife Week April 8 to 14. Natural Resources Minister Al Mackling promotes wetlands education and invites students from grades 1 to 8 to enter Poster Prose and Doodle Poster contests with prizes. Entries are due March 19, 1984. prizes awarded March 31 at Winnipeg Centennial Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Brian Glow
Manitoba
Natural Resources
al Mackling
Mackling
Department of Natural Resources
Winnipeg Centennial Library
Wildlife Conservation Award
Polo Park
Brandon Shoppers
Joyful Friday Gathering and Local Guests in Brandon
Cardale News notes a Friday gathering with 16 attendees all enjoyed games and meals. Residents share visits and birthday wishes including Mrs. Wyatt and the 9th wedding anniversary for Evey and Jessie Peart. Visitors from Brandon include Sadie Bride and Mabel Westbrook noted along with others visiting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Makers
Shaw
Addie Peter
Sadie Bride of Brandon
Isobel McTavish
Kathy Airey
Mabel Westbrook
Margaret Snell
Vanessa
Andy
Eva McCormick
Winnipeg
Carol Roberts
Evey
Jessie Peart
George
Myrtle Crighton
Brandon
Kenny Allan
Millie McCormick
Mrs. Wyatt
The Ability Fund Promotes Disabled Workforce Empowerment
A promotional message presents disabled individuals as determined workers seeking opportunity. It claims The Ability Fund will provide equipment therapy and training to help disabled people lead productive lives and become taxpayers through generosity and investment.
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Crandall District News
Shirley Webber
Lloydminster
Reg
Joy Webber
Ken
Muriel Davis
Melita
Webbers
Penny Goertzen
Trudy
Kevin Woods
Douglas
Sylvester
Vel
Stan Doupe
Lake Louise
Scott
Barb Doupe
Regina
Neil Doupe
Rockyford
Alberta
Stan
May
Earl Doupe
Pearl Vance
High River
Roy Kerr
Hamiota
Marlene
Lloyd Robinson
Cliff Gray
Kerr
Lorna
Edward
Perry Eastcott
Dianne
Don Barager
Guernsey
Elaine
Terry
McConnell News
Olive Newton
Labor Department
the Echo
The
Manitoba Wildlife Federation
Manitoba Naturalists Society
Canadian Wildlife Federation
Manitoba Department of Natural Resources
Canadian Wildlife Service
Fort Whyte Centre
City of
Ducks Unlimited Canada
Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature
Manitoba Forestry Association
Cardale News
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