Walter Collier obituary notes sixty years in Miniota area
Walter John Collier died February 23 in Hamiota Hospital after a long illness at eighty one. Born January 5 1897 in Stoken Trent England he came to Canada in 1909 and settled in Brandon before moving to Two Creeks then Miniota district. He served in World War I and married Ivy Outram on April 17 1929. He farmed in Miniota area until 1968 retirement, was active in Sons of England Lodge Royal Canadian Legion Holy Trinity Church choir and served as Minister's Warden. He is survived by his wife.
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Miniota
Walter John Collier
Hamiota Hospital
Mr. Collier
Stoken Trent
England
Canada
Brandon
Two Creeks
Ivy Outram
Sons of England Lodge
Royal Canadian Legion
Holy Trinity Church
Notices for Miniota area events and services
Notices list a Thursday meeting March 16 at Miniota Community Centre with a Saskatoon representative about the co op warranty and petroleum questions. A Variety Concert March 17 at Miniota School Auditorium with admission details. A St Patrick Day Tea and Bazaar March 17 at Kenton Memorial Hall. CKDM Talent Night March 17 at Birtle Community Hall with live broadcast and contact numbers. Funeral for Ivy Muriel Campbell notes relatives, service February 27 at Holy Trinity Miniota. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named. Campbell Funeral Home in charge.
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Miniota
Saskatoon
Co-op
Miniota U.C.W
Shiloh
CKDM
Birtle Community Hall
Ckdm Dauphin
Phyllis MacGranachan
Ethel Farquhar
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Walter John Collier
All claims against the estate of Walter John Collier late of Miniota Manitoba farmer must be filed with the undersigned at Virden Manitoba on or before April 15 1978. Dated Virden Manitoba March 1 1978. Solicitors for The Executors.
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Walter John Collier
Miniota
Province of
Manitoba
Virden
Miller In Loving Memory of Bill March 15 1975
In Memoriams Miller honors Bill who passed away March 15 1975. He never failed to do his best and had a warm tender heart. He lived for those he loved and those he loved remember. Missed by wife Em daughters Joan and Carol and families.
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Miller
Bill
Joan
Carol
Cards of Thanks for Kindness at Brandon Hospital
Mabel Bell expresses gratitude for acts of kindness flowers and visits while a patient at Brandon Hospital noting that both she and Bill appreciate the support received during the illness or stay.
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Brandon Hospital
Bill
Mabel Bell
Decker Curling Club Thanking Donors and Helpers
Norma Gray and family express gratitude to all who donated to the Decker Curling Club bonspiels and to the doctors nurses and staff of Hamiota hospital for care after their recent accident. They also thank those who assisted at the scene provided transport to hospital Corp Jim Cockburn and the RCMP for their consideration and all who sent visits wishes fruit baskets cards inquiries calls and baking.
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Hamiota Hospital
Corp
Jim Cockburn
R.C.M.P
Norma Gray
Shuffle Board Club
George Peacock
Cards of Thanks for Kindness and Help Across Families
The families express heartfelt gratitude to churches, neighbors, and friends for support after losses and hardships. Thanks are given to clergy, choir, organizers, hospital staff, and clubs, with mentions of meals, cards, visits, flowers, and financial gifts. They note moving to Brandon and acknowledge many individuals in Kenton and surrounding districts.
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Kenton
Inglewood Drive
Brandon
Harvey
Barb
Rodney
Wendy Paterson
Forrest
Margret Delbridge
Edith
Gordon
Paterson Family Thanks Community After Fire Loss
The Patersons express deep gratitude for the benevolent fund contributions from the Brandon Police Association, Brandon General Hospital staff, and the communities of Justice, Kenton, Oak Lake, Forrest, and Brandon. They also thank those who provided clothing toys and household items amid their loss.
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Brandon Police Association
Brandon General Hospital
Harvey
Barbara
Rody
Wendy Paterson
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