Rural crime and self help programs rise in prairie towns
The Country Guide reports rising rural thefts from cattle to fuel and implements across Lake of the Woods to Peace River Block while promoting self help with Community Crime Watch groups. RCMP figures and editorials urge cooperation, more police funding, and proactive security measures including farm dogs and on site policing.
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Lake of the Woods
Peace River
Country Guide
Gordon Button
Didsbury Rcmp
Vulcan Advocate
Mossleigh
Milo
Arrowwood
Advocate
RCMP
Bill Holmes
High River Times
Bill
Tisdale Recorder
Mistatim
Manitou
Manitoba
Esterhazy
Amy Termuende 1898 1980 Surrey Widow and Store Keeper
Mrs. Amy Termuende of Surrey British Columbia died September 30 1980 in her 93rd year predeceased by her husband John in 1970 born Amy Hannah July 28 1888 in Hannah North Carolina. She and John operated the Red and White Store in Kenton Saskatchewan and later moved to British Columbia in 1945 guiding a community minded life. Surviving are five children Edmee Doris Louise Bob and Ted fourteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Contributions to the Arthritic Society are suggested.
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Amy Termuende
Surrey
B.C
John
Termuende
Amy Hannah
Hannah
N.C
Saskatchewan
John Termuende
Lanigan
Sask
Russell
Manitoba
Kenton
Bank
Edmee
California
Doris
Louise
Bob
Ted
Mrs. Termuende
Mabel Hanna 1980 Obituary At Morley House Shoal Lake
Mabel Hanna died October 16 1980 at Morley House Shoal Lake Born in Ontario she came to Crandall district with her family Daughter of Charles McKay she was last surviving sibling predeceased by two brothers a sister husband Syd 1958 son Kenneth WWII daughter Merle and great grandson Kenneth Hanna. Funeral at Hamiota United Church October 20 1980 with Rev Jameson officiating Pallbearers listed Interment Crandall cemetery.
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Mabel Hanna
Morley House
Shoal Lake
Hanna
Ontario
Crandall
Charles McKay
Ernest
Wesley
Fannie
Thos. Gray
Hamiota
Syd
Kenneth
Merle
Kenneth Hanna
Decker
Ruby
R.G. Mitchell
Doreen
Ford Wiggins
Hamiota United Church
Jameson
Ivan Gray
Bill Chappell
Lloyd Little
Ted Little
Elmer Johns
Lyle Johns
Crandall Cemetery
Esmond Frank Henry Dies After Brief Illness
Esmond Frank Henry died at Brandon General Hospital on October 3 1980 at age 56. Born November 1923 on the White Bank Sea Area home farm he lived and farmed near Oak River his entire life. He served two years in World War II and was predeceased by his parents and two brothers. He is survived by three sisters three brothers and many relatives. Funeral services were held October 6 at 2 p.m. at Oak River United Church with burial in Oak River Cemetery Campbell's Funeral Home in charge.
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Miner-Journal
Melfort Journal
Stonewall Argus
RCMP
Gerry Campbell
Brooks Bulletin
Gull Lake Advance
Stettler Independent
Nevis
Creighton-Denare Beach
Portage Rcmp
MacGregor Herald
Friendly Fuzz
Kindersley Clarion
Bev Einarson
Luseland
Kerrobert
Roy Zelewsky
Fort Qu’ Appelle
Aspen
Esterhazy Miner-Journal
Newton Owens
Tuffy
Esmond Frank Henry
Brandon General Hospital
White Bank Sea
Oak River
John
Winnifred Henry
Orville
Alexander
Rena
Laura
Mary
Homer
Bob
Walter
Delgaty
Oak River United Church
Oak River Cemetery
Campbell
Surprise party honors Amy Harrison on birthday
A surprise party was held at Amy Harrison's home on Sunday October 26 to celebrate her birthday. Attending were her son Bert Harrison of Birtle, daughter Beth English and husband Clair of Bradwardine, their family from Brandon, and many friends and neighbours.
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Amy Harrison
Bert Harrison
Birtle
Beth and
Clair English
Bradwardine
Brandon
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