Belcher Emerson William Britton 76 Coquitlam
Emerson William Britton Belcher died May 16 1980 at age 76 in hospital. Survived by wife Elsie 3 sons Digby David Thomas 1 daughter Joyce 1 stepson Richard Oliver 3 stepdaughters 22 grandchildren 2 brothers 1 sister and many relatives. Resting at Angus A MacLeod Burquitlam Chapel service held Wednesday officiated by Rev John Davies. Interment Burquitlam Cemetery. Donations to World Vision of Canada appreciated.
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Joyce) Tomalty
Montreal
Charles
Marlyn) Ingvaldson
Vancouver
Thomas Digby Belcher
Brandon
George Belcher
Windsor
Ont
Eva Hunt
Toronto
Angus A. MacLeod
Burquitlam Chapel
625 North Road
Coquitlam
John Davies
Blue Mountain Baptist Church
Burquitlam Cemetery
World Vision of Canada
Elmer Woods
New Westminster
B.C
Jesse Richardson Dies After Active Prairie Life
Jesse Charles Richardson 88, of Hamiota, Ontario born 1892 in Kingston County died June 27 1980 after a long life of service. He worked 36 years at Manitoba Pool Elevators, served in WWI, and volunteered with multiple groups earning a 50 Year Medallion from the Masonic Lodge in 1975. He is survived by his second wife Dot, sons Bob Murray Ross, and families. funeral June 30 at Hamiota United Church with Campbell's Funeral Home arrangements. Memorials to Hamiota District Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Jesse Charles Richardson
Kingston County
Ontario
Prairies
Anna
Joseph Richardson
Jesse
Alexander and Decker
Orwald School
Davis Grain Company
Manitoba Pool Elevators
Lottie Irwin
McConnell
Masonic Lodge
Hamiot
Lottie
Jack
Joyce
Ross
Jay
Ford
Joe
Rose
Lola
Mabel
Dot McMillan
Bob
Murray
Hamiota United Church
Gord Killoh
John Ramsey
Bob Riddell
Dick Bomford
John Peterson
Cliff Carruthers
Harvey Pangman
District News Briefs Highlight Local Weddings and Visits
Heather Buck and Eric Abel wed in Minnedosa on June 21. Lennie McCormick and Denise Major married in Winnipeg on June 2. Numerous relatives and friends from Brandon, Winnipeg, and surrounding areas visited, attended graduations, and shared well wishes. Notable events include nursing graduation honors at Kim's Brandon General Hospital and a 50th anniversary tea for Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Genung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heather Buck
Eric Abel
Minnedosa
Heather
Lois Campbell
Eric
Edith Cornborough
Bob Congdon
Winnipeg
Sadie Bride
Brandon
Isobel McTavish
Lennie McCormick
Denise Major
Millie McCormick
Reg Lambkin
Jack Allen
Wayne Phillips
Alexander
Gandma
Sarah Phillips
Tim Thiale
Carstars
Alberta
Evy Peart
Leila Wells
George Crighton
Ryan
Mabel Westbrook
Spruce Woods
Brent Crighton
Bill Greenaway
Wawenesa
Larry
Sylvia
Sharon
Lorna
Joan Shaw
Ruby Jamieson
Kim
Brandon General Hospital
Andy McCormick
Cardale
Maurice Genung
Point du Bois
Wilfred Heapy
Grace Hospital
Alex Henry
Sandy
Dianne Espey
Thunder Bay
Art Espey
Bruce
Ethel Bullock
C. Sporting
Killarney
Todd Armstong
Anniversary Reunion Draws Winnipeg Normal School Alumni
Mrs Norma Zobel of Raymond Alberta and Myrtle White joined Anne Pettapiece of Rivers to attend the 50th Anniversary Reunion of the 1929 30 class of Winnipeg Normal School in Winnipeg on June 25. Mrs Etta Wright visited at…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Zobel
Raymond
Alberta
Myrtle White
Anne Pettapiece
Rivers
Winnipeg
Normal School
Etta Wright
Lawrence Tremaine Dies at 70 in Portage Hospital
Lawrence Oliver Tremaine died suddenly on July 2 1980 at Portage General Hospital aged 70. He lived at 100 Ninth Street N W Portage la Prairie and was survived by Eva his wife, a son Duane with Dianne, a daughter Cheryl with Terry Martin, two sisters Beatrice and Gertrude and a brother Harold. Funeral was July 4 at 1 30 p.m. in Trimble Funeral Chapel with cremation. He was born in Hamiota Manitoba and was active in farming the Lavinia district and community groups including the Hamiota Citizens Band and Manitoba Flying Farmers Association. He married Eva McLean in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage General Hospital
Lawrence Tremaine
Eva Tremaine
Ninth Street N.W
Portage la Prairie
Sid Walmsley
Trimble
Mr. Tremaine
Hamiota
Man
Oliver Tremaine
Lavinia
University of Manitoba
Lawrence
Portage Flying Club
Tremaine
Hamiota Citizens Band
Lavinia Pool
Duane
Dianne
Russell, Man
Cheryl
Terry Martin
Poppa
Paul
Terrilynne
Frank James
Beatrice
John Rankin
Gertrude
Harold
John Adams Dies After Brief Illness at 88
John Adams of Hamiota District Hospital died June 29 1980 after a brief illness at age 88. Born 1891 in Aberdeenshire Scotland he immigrated to Canada 1911 and married May Ross in 1919. He farmed in Decker and Hamiota districts and loved Clydesdale horses and Shorthorn cattle. He is survived by son Gordon daughters Peggy J Smith Crandall and Dorothy Gillespie nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral July 2 at 2 p.m. from Campbell's Funeral Chapel with Rev H Lynas. interment in Hamiota Cemetery. Pallbearers were grandsons and in-laws Glenn Adams Allan Smith Ron Smith Jerry Ostapovitch Neil Toddington and David Parenteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Hamiota District
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Canada
May Ross
Decker
Hamiota
Gordon
Peggy
J. Smith
Crandall
Dorothy
Rev. H. Lynas
Campbell
Messrs
Glenn Adams
Allan Smith
Ron Smith
Jerry Ostapovitch
Neil Toddington
David Parenteau
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Britt Belcher
Cardale News
M. Westbrook
Victoria
Stan Henry
St. Andrews
Prince Edward Island
R. T. Griffiths
Luella Bowman
Sherri Lynn
Dale Richardson
Calgary
Dick Griffiths
Alice Power
Paula
Jason
Rolling Green
Oak River News
Mrs. M. Hayhurst
Lawrence Oliver Tremaine
Stansfield Turner
CIA
Soviet Union
Canadian Advertising Advisory Board
B. R
Bob Ross ePh
Bradwardine
Manitoba
Hamiota Echo
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
Smith St
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