Obituary notices for Ralph Henderson and Nora Lipscomb
Ralph Henderson died September 26 1981 at Hamiota District Health Centre aged 70. He was born November 11 1910 at Hamiota Manitoba and farmed with his father before marrying Grace Collie in 1944. Survived by wife Grace, two daughters and two sons, six grandchildren, sister Elsie, and relatives. Nora Mackie Lipscomb died September 29 1981 at Hamiota Health Centre aged 76. Born July 8 1905 in Scotia district, educated at Maple Shade Crandall and University of Manitoba. Married Leonard Lipscomb in 1935. farmed in Scotia and Oak River. active in church and 4-H. survived by husband, three children, seven grandchildren, sister Clara Nixon, and relatives. Funeral details given for both at Campbell's Funeral Home and local churches.
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Hamiota
Ralph Henderson
Manitoba
Crandall School
Grace Collie
Oakner
Ralph
Grace
Margaret
Bob Good
Kenton
Bob
Arlene Henderson
Sharon
Wes Fee
Dauphin
Darren
Dawna
Denise Good
Dori
Warren
Myles Fee
Elsie
Lorne Boys
Oak Lake
Hamiota United Church
Rev
H. Lynas
John Riddell
Ned Curll
Wallace Henderson
Ray Brethour
Ken Kerr
Barry Miller
Lorne Dale
Ian Lobban
John Ridley
Henry Goertzen
Jack Butler
Cliff Gray
Bill Wilson
Hugh Cormack
Campbell
Lipscomb
Nora Mackie
Hamiota Health Centre
Scotia District
John McCoubrey
Maple Shade
Crandall
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Leonard Lipscomb
St. Andrews Church
Oak River
Scotia
Leonard
Walter
David
Jasper
Alberta
Clara Nixon
Vancouver B.C
Campbells Funeral Home
Crandall United Church
Rev. Delgaty
Scotia Cemetery
Dave Kerr
Roy Kerr
Jim Angus
Ken Smith
Nelson Henderson
Grant Hyndman
Gord White
Les Rudd
Reg Webber
Harry Andrew
Jack Lawn
Campbell’s Funeral Home
Johnston Kunhegyi soar as Canadian and international champions
Lyndon Johnston and Melinda Kunhegyi clinched the Junior Canadian Pair title in January, then the First Canadian Fours Championship with Becky Gough and Mark Rowson. They followed with a silver at Nebelhorn Trophy in Obersdorf and eye the Canadian Senior Pairs title in Brandon.
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Lyndon Johnston
Prairies
Hamiota
Melinda Kunhegyi
Mary Jonedy
Tim Mills
Becky Gough
Mark Rowson
Marion Murray
Glen Moor
Kathy Hutchison
Jamie McGrigor
Sherri
Dennis Pinner
Barbara Underhill
Paul Martini
Melinda Kunhegi
France
Melinda
Lyndon
Obersdorf
West Germany
Brandon
Isabella Women’s Institute hears on adolescent pregnancy crisis
At Jessie Wall’s home on October 7 Isabella Women’s Institute heard Glenda Lawn of Hamiota Health Centre discuss Manitoba’s high adolescent pregnancy rate. She warned of risks to both teen parents and children and outlined unmet needs in contraception knowledge and support for teen mothers.
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Isabella
Isabella Women’s Institute
Jessie Wall
Glenda Lawn
Hamiota Health Centre
Manitoba
Canada
Planned Parenthood
Marshall Tops Demolition Derby
The Miniota 8th Annual Demolition Derby on October 4 at the Rodeo grounds drew thirty cars. Winners include Barry Marshall-Virden in heat one and Daryle Henry-McAuley in the final with 260.00, plus multiple trophies and cash prizes across six heats. Myrna Bryant of Brandon won a ladies’ event, and Mario Fouillard took the consolation trophy. organizers credit Ted Morton and local sponsors and ambulance staff for a safe, entertaining show.
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Miniota
Rodeo Grounds
Barry Marshall
Virden
Virden Texaco Bulk
Daryle Henry - McAuley
Lee Watters
Watter
Roblin
Brian Heaman
K.D. Well Service
Lonnie Studer
Sherwood Equipment
John Slavator
Bison Auto Parts
Myrna Bryant
Brandon
Virden Soil Service
Mario Fouillard
Fouillard
St. Lazare
Ted Morton
Enid Haines
Dales Service
Virden Auto Body
Oak River Visitors and Local Movements Across Prairie Towns
Oak River and area residents hosted and visited relatives this week including Ken and Helen Clubb's guests in September and October visits by Jack Hodge and Art Randall. Brandon, Winnipeg and Churchill trips are noted with several local families and 4 H Ambassador participants also listed.
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Ken
Helen
Dave
Gloria Poitras
Tina
Kara
Carnduff
Saskatchewan
Jack Hodge
Winnipeg
Art Randall
Brandon
Jack Robertson
Jack Edwards
Bill Cantelon
Ted Coulson
Churchill
Brenda
Frank Sokoloski
Ag Centre
Jocelyn Hayhurst
Tannis Hamilton
Mary Sclater
Brian Argue
Whistler
B.C
Jim Brown
Diane
George Cuvelier
Dunrea
Don Kellett
Kim
Killarney
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