Frank Gardham Enters into Rest
Frank Gardham aged 71 of 759 Nicola Street Kamloops British Columbia died at Royal Inland Hospital on Wednesday April 19 1978. Survived by wife May three sons Joe Molly and Murray Jim and Karen and five grandchildren Donald Cindy Wendy Shawna Cheri. Predeceased by son David and siblings. Born Blackburn England moved to Manitoba 1922 farmed Isabella then Kamloops 1956. Retired 1965 after five years with BC Corps of Commissionaires. WWII veteran Royal Canadian Army Service Corps served in Canada England and Europe. Legionnaire active in Poppy Campaign Ways and Means Nominating Hospital Visiting and Sgt at Arms 1973–1976 Branch 52 Kamloops. Life member 1977 Branch 52 Golden Anniversary Service Medal 1977. Hunter and fisherman spent time at Hefley Lake. Funeral April 21 1978 3:00 p.m. Kamloops United Church.
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Kamloops
Frank Gardham
Nicola Street
B.C
Royal Inland Hospital
May
Joe
Molly Gardham
Murray
Karen
Campbell River
Jim Gardham
Donald
Cindy
Wendy
Shawna
Cheri
Gardham
David
Annie
Blackburn
England
Manitoba
Isabella
B.C. Corps of Commissionaires
Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
Canada
Europe
Royal Canadian Legion
Minsota
Branch
Cmde
Legion
Branch 52
Silver Cross
Hefley Lake
Kamloops United Church
Nelson H. Atkinson
Donald Robertson
Mrs Minerva Runchey Enters into Rest in Portage Area
Mrs Minerva Runchey of Hamiota Manitoba died Friday April 28 1978 at Portage General Hospital aged 88 She was active in the Ladies Auxiliary Royal Canadian Legion Hamiota United Church and UCW She is survived by three sons Clifford Winnipeg Earl Hamiota Keith Saskatoon and daughter Margaret Portage plus eight grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren Interment Crandall Cemetery Funeral services were held May 2 with Omega Funeral Home and Campbell Funeral Home in charge
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Portage
Portage General Hospital
Minerva Runchey
Hamiota
Manitoba
Runchey
Ladies Auxiliary
Royal Canadian Legion
Hamiota United Church
U.C.W
Hamiota Senior Citizens Club
Allan
Orval McDonald
Margaret
Herb Lynas
Campbell’s
Edith Park
Steve Piontkowski
Richard Unger
Doug Runchey
Allan Runchey
John Ponting
Edward Butler
Crandall
Pro Ex Curling Classic Set For June In Brandon
The $25 000 Pro Ex Curling Classic will run June 15 to 18 at the Keystone Centre Brandon in conjunction with the Provincial Exhibition. Strips of four tickets for 10 dollars grant four admissions to both the Exhibition grounds and curling arena on any combination of days. Top Canadian teams and Silver Broom competitors are invited. For tickets contact the Provincial Exhibition Brandon Manitoba or watch local posters.
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Labatt
Canada
Keystone Centre
Brandon
Manitoba
RZA
Government Sets Interest on Advances to Agencies
Manitoba government links interest on agency advances to the bank prime rate, replacing annual orders. About $60.7 million in outstanding advances and $25.5 million more will incur the rate, plus a $1 million advance to the Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation for a beef cattle stocker program. Largest recipient is Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation with $37.3 million, then Agricultural Credit Corporation with $16.3 million.
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Winnipeg
Don Craik
Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation
Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation
Hawkins Frank Allan John Hawkins dies in Winnipeg
Frank Allan John Hawkins aged 54 dies suddenly April 24 1978 at Misericordia Hospital Winnipeg born May 1 1923 in Hamiota Manitoba educated in Lavinia lived on home farm until 1956 moved to Winnipeg married Edith Mehesz February 1960 worked 23 years for Manitoba Co operative Honey Producers then Akman Management at death survived by wife daughter Donna Lynn parents John and Lizzie Hawkins brothers Ken and Don sister Dorothy and in laws and nieces nephews funeral April 28 Mordue Bros Funeral Home interment Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens donations to Manitoba Heart Fund suggested
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Winnipeg
Misericordia Hospital
Frank Allan John Hawkins
Edith Hawkins
Clifton Street
Hamiota
Manitoba
Frank
Lavinia
Edith Mehesz
Manitoba Co-operative
Mordue Bros. Funeral Home
Broadway
Edmonton
Louis K. Aday
Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens
Earl Fry
Frank Friesen
Tom Mitchell
Bob Clark
J. McKinnon
M. Hofsted
Manitoba Heart Fund
Carbyne promised big yields at low cost for farms
In 1977 trials on farms compared Carbyne treated and untreated plots planted together. The ad claims higher yields with Carbyne and says no incorporation needed, saving about $2 per acre per trip. It asserts rain after five minutes won’t wash it off and urges checking with dealers and applicators. Contact Gulf Agricultural Chemicals Company Limited in Winnipeg for supply and label directions.
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Mrs
Frank Allan
John Hawkins
Darroch Electric
Warren Darroch
Oak River
Man
Gulf Agricultural Chemicals Company Limited
P.O
de Carbyne
Albania
Steve Derbanka Borden
Sask Wheat
Reg Kupchinski Buchanan
Sk Wheat
Stan Howden Edgeley
Pat Matyaster
Ask Wheat
Zander Leslie
Sask
Ervin Ranchard Lloydminster
Arold Ww Rna Ss
Alfred Poe Stalbur
Tom Stavely
Walter Donnelly Stoughton
Swan River
Gerald Ruskenveld
Dennis Holmary Westlock
Alta
Stanvnson
Wynyard
Sask. Bowden
Andy Nisbetuchanan
Garry Kupchinski
Errol Ferguson Gladstone
Leon Heintz Luseland
LD Oat Herrich
Gulf Oil Corporation
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