William Carnegie Dies After Accident and Service in The Pas
William Carnegie, born May 3 1913 at Beulah Manitoba, died December 27 1967 in Winnipeg General Hospital from injuries suffered in an accident south of The Pas on November 6. He served in the Army Signal Corps in England and on the continent, played pipes and violin, and entertained officers and relatives. He led his unit at times with bagpipes and was president of Royal Canadian Legion Branch No 19 at his passing. Survived by wife Mabel O Callaghan, daughter Glenda, twin sons Kenneth and Allan, parents of Virden, siblings Don Jim Murray four sisters and an aunt in Beulah. Funeral and burial were in The Pas.
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William Carnegie
Winnipeg General Hospital
Pas
Beulah
Manitoba
Ernest Carnegie
Winnipeg Agricultural College
Alberta
Army
Signal Corps
England
Scotland
Bill
Virden
Hamiota
Mabel O’ Callaghan
Arrow River
Don
Tie Pas
Carnegie
Royal Canadian Legion
Masonic Order
B.P
Jim
Murray
Jean
Winnipeg
Effie
Calgary
Mary
G. Wilson
Ottawa
Betty
Viancouver
Canada
Fred Bruce
Beulah District Happenings Births and Visits
Beulah and District notes welcome William Scott born December 11 1967 and Elizabeth Helen born December 31 1967 in Laurel Maryland. Local residents Constable Leonard Morgan Jack Woods and Anita Dibblee are mentioned with visits and sympathy shown. Gifts honor Olive Thompson Dibblee and other district residents Barbara Doyle and Bob Hitchens are listed with weekend visits and hospital stays.
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Brooker
Dave
Francis
Steuart
William Scott
Tarry
Bob
Venda
Pierce
Elizabeth Helen
Laurel
Maryland
U.S.A
Leonard Morgan
Dibblee
Anita Fleury
Birtle Hospital
Barbara Doyle
Russell
Bob Hitchens
O Doyle
Crandall District News Highlights Family Visits and Anniversaries
Constable Ronald Rudd of Vancouver and his sister Mrs. Grant Bridgeman with two children visited Crandall district last week to spend time with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Les Rudd. Harry Quinton of Decker celebrated his and Mrs. Quinton's fifty fourth wedding anniversary on January 7 with family and friends. The Crandall area shared condolences on the death of Mr. Gardham’s father. J E Elliott and spouse returned from Ontario with their Porteous grandson Christopher Nelson. After twenty one years, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Robus retire from cemetery work, prompting reflection on Crandall cemetery’s care. A small group visited Hamiota for Mrs. Groves birthday at the Senior Citizens Home with Mrs Ed Hudson assisting. about thirty guests attended and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
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Ronald Rudd
Vancouver
Grant Bridgeman
Calgary
Les Rudd
Harry Quinton
Decker
Herald Hall
Ron
Malcolm
Crandall
George Gardham
Mr. Gardham
J. E. Elliott
Nelson Porteous
Carmac
Ontario
Porteous
Christ
Hamiota
Mrs. Groves
UCW January Meeting Held in Beulah
The UCW met at Mrs. K Mann’s home with six members present and Mrs Chisholm presiding. Mrs Frazer led a prayer and presented a dialogue about Japan. A 1968 budget of 592 dollars proposed and raised to 155 dollars was reviewed. Officers for 1968 were listed, Mr Mann named auditor, and a plan to contact UCWs for film purchases was noted. Lunch followed.
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Beulah
UCW
K. Mann
Chisholm
J. Frazer
Japan
M. Paynter
Rus Asselstine
Barry Asselstine
Gow
L. Amy
Mann
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Miniota Herald
United States
Post Office Department
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association
FS. Venables Publisher
The
W. E. McDonald
Wantemarter
Holy Trinity Anglican
United Church of Canada
Jack Nield
Miniota
Isabella
Crandall United Church
Perlmutter
Lachter
Perlmutter Ll.b
S. N. Lachter Ll.b
Natore A
Jack Woods
Lorne Kinchen
Joe Caplette
Rivers
Fleury
Heart Foundation
Olive (Thompson) Dibblee
Crandall and District News
Opher Nelson
Steve Robus
Road Patrol Committee
Morton Farm Equipment
New Holland
Allied Farm Equipment
Western Agriculture
James Way Farm
Choring
McCabe
Vittoria
RED Cross
U.C.W
Page
Wiltshire
M. Page
B. Cooper
M. Doyle
Legion
R. Schoch
Pres
J. D. Rollo
Sec
Manitoba Medical Service
E. J. Spalding
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