Obituary for Oscar Doyle of Beulah Manitoba
Oscar Franklin Doyle aged 63 of Beulah Manitoba died February 11 1973 after a sudden illness at Birtle District Hospital He was born July 27 1909 on the home farm son of William Russell and Clara Christina Doyle He farmed in Beulah all his life and was active in sports He is survived by his wife four daughters Barbara Gadd Foxwarren Patricia and Margaret twins in Calgary Billie Jean three grandchildren and one sister in Boston Predeceased by his father 1952 mother 1966 and brother Walter Clifford 1944 Funeral February 14 1973 at 2 p m at Birtle United Church Rev Maxwell officiated Interment at Birtle Cemetery Pallbearers George Shields Ed Stowe George Stowe Regina Jack Hanlin Lloyd Duxbury John Hoffman Braendle Bruce Funeral Home Russell in care of arrangements
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Oscar Franklin Doyle
Beulah
Manitoba
Birtle
Oscar
William Russell
Clara Christina Doyle
Barbara Gadd
Foxwarren
Patricia
Margaret
Calgary
Billie Jean
Boston
Walter Clifford
Lloyd Duxbury
John Hoffman
Braendle-Bruce Funeral Home
Russell
Obituary of Albert Henry Castle in Miniota district
Albert Henry Castle died February 15 1973 in Wirden district hospital at age 86 11. Born May 25 1886 in Witney Oxfordshire England he moved to Saskatchewan in 1905 and later Manitoba 1917 settling near Miniota. Survived by wife Oliva and son John, with a brother in England. funeral February 19 1973 at Miniota Anglican Church. Burial in Miniota Cemetery. arrangements by G R Carscadden Funeral Chapels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Henry Castle
Wirden District
Harry
Witney
Oxfordshire
England
Eston
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Russel Rollo
Oliva Nygaard
Oliva
John
Miniota
Percy
Miniota Anglican Church
H. A. Jerry Cooper
Pirandon
Howard Dunn
Norman Morton
John Wythe
Brian Thompson
Paul
George
Donald Nygaard
G. R. Carscadden
Considering Tape and Recording Clubs Safely Before Joining
The article advises careful evaluation of tape and record club offers. Check merchandise scope, membership obligations, and total costs. Compare promised gifts and charges against local discounts to decide whether to join, stay, or quit.
Valentine themed shower honors Rita Hanlin bride elect
A February 10 community shower at the Community Centre celebrated Miss Rita Hanlin, bride elect for February 24. Hearts and cupids decor, two word contests from valentine letters, corsages for the bride and her mother, speeches by Miss Shirley Armitage, and a wishing well of gifts followed by a valentine lunch. Gifts included china, an ironing board, crystal vase, chrome tray, and velvet pictures.
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Rita Hanlin
John Stowe
Les Bryant
Edythe Stockton
Kevin Leland
Steve Marie
Kathy
Dennis Stanchuk
Janet
Winnipeg
David Hanlin
Shirley Armitage
Kathy Truce
Laurie Henderson
W.I. Committee
Pat Dales
Gordon Long
G. Bruce
Tom Baron
Til Draper
Russell Goward
John C. Stowe
Larry Stowe
Stu Taylor
Miniota 4 H Junior Public Speaking Contest Builds Talent
In Miniota School Auditorium on February 15 eight girls competed with topics such as Blue Bird Houses YMCA and Winnipeg Children's Hospital. Catherine Boyd received honorable mention, Linda Watters won first place and the top trophy presented by Mrs Blaich. Judge Mr Field offered comments as Mrs Baron handed out red ribbons. Laurie McKenzie chaired the event. Mrs Draper attends a 4 H seminar at Brandon Agricultural School this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Julia Oliver
Blue Bird Houses
Margo Johnston
Hamiota
Superstitions
Aileen Sclater
Oak River
Y. M.C.A
Judy Rowan
Horses
Linda Watters
Calf Club
Maxine Grey
Gimli
Catherine Boyd
McConnell
Winnipeg Children’s Hospital
Shauna Purdy
Arrow River
Lauree McKenzie
T. Draper
Brandon Agricultural School
Cubs and Scouts Parade At United Church
The Cub and Scout group held a church parade at United Church on February 19 with Mrs. Stockton leading a service. Community Hall lunch fed 68, followed by remarks from Garth Field about past activities such as a visit to Virden Police Station and a winter camp out. Jim Reynold outlined a May 5 district project to plant fir trees on government land near Shell Mouth to raise funds for Oak River and Brandon districts. He praised leaders E Wadham, E Wadham, Ken Reynold, and Barry Clark with thanks to Mrs. C. Pierce. A World Scout Camp Week film closed the afternoon, with two Brownies present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minicta
United Chard
Garth Field Pres
Virden
Shell Mouth
Robin
Oak River District
Brandon
Miniota
E. Wadham
E Wadham
Ken Reynold
Cubs
Barry Clark
C. Pierce
Curling Highlights From Weekend Play Near Isolated Rinks
The three rink team reports a weekend of fun with no prizes won. Ken Mitchell and Ron Bryant each have two losses as the men's curling circuit wraps up. Events at Two Creek feature Doug Collier and Geo Bruce couples, plus McKean and Weber groups. Isabella Bonspiel hosts Milburn McKenzie Wes McKenzie Evelyn Clark and the Dales Weber pair with Chris and Ruby Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Ken Mitchell
Ron Bryant
Two Creek
Doug Collier
Geo. Bruce
Larry Gilchrist
Randy McKean
Tim Weber
Blair Morton
Don
Jean McKean
Debbie McKean
Jim Cole
Bill Cousins
Larry Price
Isabella Bonspiel
Milburn
Roberta McKenzie
Wes McKenzie
Evelyn Clark
Pat
Thelma Dales
Chris
Ruby Weber
Beef pricing and supply trends in farm notes
Farm Notes discusses beef pricing margins for retailers, noting costs from carcass to advertising and the need to price saleable meat at 1.15 to 1.20 per pound. It highlights 428 pounds of saleable meat from 1,000 pounds live weight, and explains demand shifts toward higher priced cuts while cheaper cuts move slowly. Beef consumption rises from 54 to about 90 pounds per person, with projections nearing 100 pounds in the 1970s. Producers respond with higher output as prices rise.
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Home Economic News
Margaret Sisson
Tape and Record Clubs
The
Hamiota Echo
Cub & Scout News
Commuity Hall
Jim Reynold
St. Regis Hotel
Smith Street
Portage Avenue
Conta
RED Cross
Crandall, Reeder
Two Creeks
C Webber
Don Gregory
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Bob Gillis
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Miniota Community Hall
Miniota Women’s Institute
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