Angus McColl, longtime Manitoba pastor, dies at 58
Angus Campbell McColl died September 21 1977 at his Boissevain Manitoba home at age 58. Born in Guelph Ontario he served in the RCAF in World War II then ministered in Windthorst Shoal Lake McCreary and Boissevain. He helped found Camp Wasaga and wrote Psalms of Angus. Survived by Harriet Sally Jamie and siblings. Funeral September 24 in Boissevain with local clergy officiating.
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Hamiota Life Moments Say Farewell to Davidson Family
A small gathering at Dr and Mrs Ed Hudsons home bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Bill Davidson and family as they move away. Ruth McConnell spoke for friends and a clock barometer was presented. Fran won the Blanc Barger and Gold medals at Brandon Psychiatric Nursing Graduation on September 15.
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