Muriel May Plummer Enters Into Rest
Muriel May Plummer 56 wife of Donald M. Plummer died January 15 1980 at Health Sciences Centre Winnipeg Survived by husband two sons Dr Frank Plummer Donald D Plummer two daughters Margaret Anne Mary Ellen all of Winnipeg and her parents Norman and Victoria Lints of Hamiota Manitoba Funeral service January 19 at 1 00 p m at St Pauls Anglican Fort Garry Rev James Wolf Canon J Ayers Rev Andrew Lam officiating Interment Garry Memorial Park Monday Honorary pallbearers listed Donations may be made to Memorial Fund in memory of Muriel M Plummer c o Canadian Mental Health Association Manitoba Division 330 Edmonton St Winnipeg Manitoba
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Sciences Centre
Muriel May Plummer
Donald M. Plummer
Sheftesbury Blvd
Muriel Plummer
Fort Garry
Tuxedo
Don
Frank Plummer
Donald D. Plummer
Margaret Anne
Mary Ellen
Winnipeg
Norman
Victoria Lints
Hamiota
Manitoba
Ray
Douglas
Connie
Dorothy
Noreen
St. Paul’s Anglican Church
North Drive
James Wolf
Canon J. Ayers
Andrew Lam
Garry Memorial Park
Allan Downs
Gary Batstone
Laverne Henwood
Vic Chaput
John Lamb
George Joe
A Plummer
Muriel M. Plummer
Canadian Mental Health Association
Edmonton St
Pope Scotia Ladies Group Hold January Meeting
The Pope Scotia Ladies Group met at Jean McKinnon's home with twelve members. The devotional theme was The New Year. They planned a February 10 slide presentation and gift at Park Residence, discussed catering pricing, and served lunch.
Birth and travel mishap headline from Oakner news
Mr and Mrs Jim Watt of Brandon welcome son Jason Blair born January 21 1980 weighing 8 pounds 15 ounces. Ida Routledge of Hamiota is proud. John Ridley Jim Steven George Green and Jim Routledge traveled to Winnipeg on a Grain Marketing Bus Tour where 16 passengers were trapped in an elevator for nearly an hour due to a blown fuse.
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Jim Watt
Brandon
Diane Smyth
Oakner
Jason Blair
John
Ida Routledge
Hamiota
John Ridley
Jim Steven
George Green
Jim Routledge
Winnipeg
Oak River News Briefs and Get Well Wishes
Sympathy extends to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Benn on the loss of her brother at Birtle. Dr. Fred Gould and daughter Lisa visited Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Heapy while his mother Mrs. Stan Gould is hospitalized in Hamiota Hospital after a heart attack. Rick and Judy Bell of Shilo visited Frank and Marlene Hayhurst. Get well wishes go to A. O. Glinz. Mrs. Mary Sclater attended Manitoba 4-H Council meetings in Winnipeg and Brandon for regional committee duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Benn
Birtle
Fred Gould
Lisa
W. D. Heapy
Fred
Stan Gould
Hamiota Hospital
Frank
Marlene Hayhurst
Rick
Judy Bell
Shilo
A. O. Glinz
Mary Sclater
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Brandon
Best wishes and social notes from Brandon district
Best wishes go to Mr. John Radcliffe who was transferred to Brandon General Hospital with a fractured hip. Merry Makers met January 18 with 15 attendees. Millie McCormick’s birthday celebrated with cake by Addie Peter and Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. Dorothy Ferrell returned from Winnipeg visit. Brandon visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Graham and Andy McCormick group. Curtis Bender received a scholarship at Brandon University with Belinda Bender and Walter Graham in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Radcliffe
Brandon General Hospital
Merry Makers
Millie McCormick
Addie Peter
Shaw
Dorothy Ferrell
Gordon Ferrell
Winnipeg
Walter Graham
Brandon
Evy Peart
Norman Boyd
Andy McCormick
Jack Allen
Liela Wells
Brandon University
Curtis Bender
Moose Lake
Belinda Bender
Regina
Ken Skoglund
Millie Mc
Gordon Leland Passes After Brief Illness
Gordon Leland died January 16 1980 in Brandon General Hospital ICU after a brief illness. He was born June 25 1917 in Hodgeville Saskatchewan and served in the Canadian Armed Forces 1939 to 1945. He married Joan Gregory in England May 15 1943 and moved to Canada in 1945. Survived by wife Joan, son Terry and daughter-in-law Marsha of Winnipeg, three daughters Judy Kimberley BC Joanne Thompson Manitoba Valerie Thompson, his parents two brothers and sister, eight grandchildren. Funeral January 19 at Hamiota United Church officiated by Rev Lynas. Active pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Leland
Brandon General Hospital
Gordon
Hodgeville
Saskatchewan
Arrow River
Glenlochar
Joan Gregory
Harpenden
Herts
England
Canada
Joan
Terry
Marsha
Winnipeg
Judy
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Hamiota Echo
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
Pope News
Mrs
Grace Anderson
Shauna McKinnon
Brent Strachan
Brent
Cormick
Mrs. Wm. Longstaffe
Millie
Oakner News
Oak River News
Mrs. M. Hayhurst
Cardale News
Mrs. M. Westbrook
Jim Hathaway
Kimberley
B.C
Joanne
Les Mansell
Thompson
Valerie
Bryan Carlson
Wm. Leland
Murray
Sioux Lookout
Ontario
Ken
Vancouver
Wm. MacDonald
Hamiota United Church
Rev. Lynas
Grant Hyndman
Jack Rollo
Ken Mitchell
Keith Armitage
Bill Taylor
Bob Schoch
Lloyd Mansell
Gordon Campbell
Glen Sunley
Harry Gardham
Tom Sedgwick
Bill Montgomery
Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd
P.O. Box
Hamiota MB
Romoto
The
Miniota Herald
Woodworth Times
U.S
S.M. Pedlow
Man
Wainman
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