Mary Edna Ferris late of Hamiota passes away
Mary Edna Ferris died May 16 1981 at Hamiota District Hospital in her 89th year. Funeral at Crandall United Church May 19 officiated by Rev Tom Delgaty with pallbearers Delmer McConnell Jack Boyd Elgin McConnell Elmer Johns Earle Johnston Campbell Nicholls. She leaves three daughters Laura Mrs Matt McLaen Luella Mrs Ed Cyre Rena Mrs Wm Hume sister Minnie Scoular 11 grandchildren one great grandchild predeceased husband Alexander 1958 and son David February 1981. Donations to Crandall United Church Memorial Fund welcomed. Interment Hamiota Cemetery Campbell's Funeral Home in charge.
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Mary Edna Ferris
Hamiota District Hospital
Crandall United Church
Tom Delgaty
Oak River
Chas. Lewis
Lorne Dale
Rodney Lewis
Harvey Kirk
Harry Andrew
Brian Johnston
Elmer Houck
Newton Smith
Frank Preston
Wm. Pollock
Bert Lawrence
Laura
Matt McLaen
Hamiota
Luella
Ed Cyre
Winnipeg
Rena
Wm. Hume
Fort McMurray
Alberta
Minnie Scoular
Red Deer
Alexander
Bonnie
David
Ferris
Crandall United Church Memorial Fund
Campbell
Kenneth
Lena Lawrence
Bill Torrason
Ken Nelson
Richard Cornish
Lawrence
Myrtle Simpson
Brandon
Leslie
Robert
Victor Cornish
Rapid City
Crandall Church
Tom N. Delgaty
Crandall
Cliff
Stan
Dennis Nankivell
Jack Fleming
G. Shier
S. Coupe
R. Lepine
S. Lewis
S. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. L. Kelly, Mrs. E. Nett
R. Coveney
G. White
W. Cowling
Mary
Heart Fund
Eva Carletta McConnell obituary notice in Hamiota
Eva Carletta McConnell entered inter red at Hamiota Health Centre on May 18 She was born in Oakner in 1894 married Lloyd in 1913 and lived on the farm north of Hamiota until 1964 when they retired to Town Surviving husband Lloyd son Bob and wife Dawn grandson Wayne and Barb of Treherne granddaughter Rev and Ross Clarke of Winnipeg five great grandchildren three nieces and two nephews Predeceased by two brothers and four sisters Funeral service was held May 21 in Hamiota United Church with Rev Lynas officiating
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Eva Carletta McConnell
Hamiota
Eva
Oakner
Lloyd
Bob
Dawn
Wayne
Barb
Treherne
Ross Clarke
Winnipeg
Hamiota United Church
Lynas
Mary Violet Lawrence dies after brief illness in Regina
Mary Violet Lawrence of Crandall Manitoba died May 3 in Plains Hospital Regina after a brief illness, in her 88th year. Survived by husband Bert, daughters Violet Torfason and Helen Nelson, son Ivan, two sons-in-law, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren, plus siblings. Funeral May 7 at Crandall Church with Rev. Tom N. Delgaty. interment Crandall Cemetery. Donations to heart fund.
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Lawrence
Mary Violet
Plains Hospital
Regina
Sask
Bert Lawrence
Violet Torfason
Lethbridge
Alberta
Helen Nelson
Transcona
Man
Ivan
Crandall
Visitors fill Clegg museum on sunny May afternoon
Arrow River News reports 21 Sunnyside Manor guests toured the Clegg museum on Wednesday May 20. Coffee and donuts were served. Locals include Mr and Mrs F Webster of Deloraine and others from Duncan BC Brandon Winnipeg and Kee.
Manitoba Potash Mine Plan Moves Ahead Near McAuley
Legislature reports signing of a development plan for Manitoba’s first potash mine near McAuley. The project, with 600 million in today’s dollars, could bring 500 direct jobs and 350 indirect roles, plus 200 workers by 1981. Manitoba holds 25 percent, may reach 40 percent, and a new Manitoba Potash Company will oversee the project with I M C. Construction could begin this fall, with first production late 1986 or early 1987, boosting local spur lines, roads, and taxes.
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Don Craik
Manitoba
McAuley
Brandon
I.M.C
Manitoba Potash Company
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Elmer Johns
Earle Johnston
Bruce Nicholls
Campbell Funeral Home
Mary Violet Lawrence
Arrow River News
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Maureen Leland
Bill
Sylvia Leland
Shauna Nugent
Bob Watters
Barb Gardham
George
Lil Gardham
Morris McGregor
M.L.A
C.P.R
C.N.R
Craik
Aluminum Company of Canada
Legislative Building
Hamiota Echo
Miniota Herald
Woodworth Times
Cleaning Service
Chris
Norrie
Isabella
Way-Mor Agencies Ltd
Rivers
Beauty of
Great Northland
Churchill
Great
Northland
Thompson
Pas
Province of Manitoba
Department of Economic Development and
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