Obituary: George Harvey 78 Strathclair resident
George Harvey of Strathclair Manitoba died May 24 1971 at Hamiota Hospital aged 78. Born in Aberdeen shire Scotland he came to Canada in 1911 worked as a blacksmith in Winnipeg served in the 79th Cameron Highlanders and 27th Battalion. Survived by wife Nell son Gordon daughter Helen McTavish and three grandsons. Interment Strathclair cemetery with Legion Curling Club Masonic Lodge services.
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Hamiota Hospital
George Harvey
Helen
Nell) Harvey
Strathclair
Man
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Canada
Winnipeg
Crescent Creamery
City Dairy
79Th Cameron Highlanders
Nell) Cardino
Alonso
Harvey
Strathclair Legion
Strathclair Masonic Lodge
R.M. of
Nell
Gordon
Stella
Helen McTavish
Gary McTavish
Jimmy
Peter Harvey
James Thomson
Minnedosa
Fred
Charlie Harvey
Margaret
Cummings
Toronto
Elizabeth
Clark
Fanny
Edith
Davidson
Joseph Lawson Hamiota death notices and survivors
Joseph Lawson died June 22 at Hamiota Hospital after a lengthy illness. Born May 3 1889 in East Garafraxa Ont he moved to Crandall in 1910 and married Jennie McDonald in 1917. Survived by wife Jennie a daughter Velma London Ont two sons Hugh Oakner Torrance Wawa Ont fifteen grandchildren eleven great grandchildren one brother George Gilford Ont one sister Libbia Allan Orangeville Ont. Funeral service by Rev Bowins Campbell's Funeral Home Hamiota interment Crandall cemetery. Honorary pallbearers Ed Shier J Dickie C Gray D Johnson Robt Schoch Chas Lee. Pallbearers G Shier S Coupe Lyle Johns G Hyndman R O Conner K Smith. Campbell's Funeral Home in charge.
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Hamiota
Joseph Lawson
Hamiota Hospital
East Garafraxa
Dufferin
Ont
Crandall
Jennie McDonald
Jennie
V. Thornton
Velma
London
Hugh
Oakner
Torrance
Wawa
George of
Gilford
Libbia Allan
Orangeville
Kate
Norman
Fanny Holly
Crandall Cemetery
Ed. Shier
J. Dickie
C. Gray
D. Johnson
Robt. Schoch Chas Lee
G. Shier
S. Coupe
Lyle Johns
G. Hyndman
R. O’conner
K. Smith
Campbell’s Funeral Home
Beavers Rally in Busy Week of Baseball Action
Hamiota Beavers played five games in a busy week. Craig Lobban led with five hits against Shoal Lake, while Wendell McConnell took the loss to Churchbridge. Team members Turner Dale and Cam Johnston also chipped in multi hit games as Hamiota split a Rivers doubleheader and dropped a tight 4-3 to Rapid City. Virden defeated the Beavers 7-5 in playoff action as Wendell pitched well. The Beavers also beat Brandon Midgets 1-0 behind a no hitter by Laurie Andrews. Hamiota Red Birds Juniors beat Wawanesa 13-41. Blaine Stoughton earned the win with relief. The provincial playdowns series starts July 10-11 against Carman.
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Hamiota
Beavers
Shoal Lake
Churchbridge
Craig Lobban
Wendell McConnell
Craig
David Turner
Jim Dale
Cam Johnston
Rivers
Craigs
Rapid City
Dave McConnell
Wendell
Vern Brown
Virden
Dave
Cam
Brandon
Ior
Wawanesa
Carman
Blaine Stoughton
Ron Low
Prairie farmers urged to file permit books by July 15
Farmers are reminded that their permit book serves as a delivery passport and must be filled out before July 15. An opportunity to reassign acres in the fall will be offered to those who obtain permits on time based on crop conditions. For more information contact the relevant office.
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Strathclair United Church
D. Holtzman
George Anderson, Jr
Alex Christie
Elwin Cummins
Rod Parker
Ken Rapley
Herb Riley
George Anderson, Sr
Mike Brodie
G. W. Henderson
Don McDonald
Bill Patterson
Rae Stewart
Beauty Shoppe
Hamiote
R. M. B. Toews
Doak & Co
Rev. Bowins
Campbell
Hamio
Buffalo Plains Inn
Will Chegwin Construction Ltd
Redi-Mix Concrete. Ltd
Shoal Lake, Manitoba
Miniota Farm
Cockshutt
Minneapolis
Oliver - Lawson Cancade Lewis Cattle Oilers
Miniota Municipality
Don Gregory
Earl Gregory
Imperial Life
Ken Drozda
Garry Kidd
Imperial Oil
Featuring
Lumber Department
Hamiota Co-op
Ltd
Canadian Wheat Board
The
Wheat Board
Otto Lang