Florence Bardwell dies at 92 in Hamiota residence
Florence Bardwell of Park Lodge in Hamiota died September 28 1977 in her 93rd year after a long illness. She leaves two daughters Florence Warren and Marjorie Armitage plus ten grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. Predeceased by husband William 1961 and children Bill 1957 Merle 1972 Sandra 1952. Born in London 1885 she came to Canada 1905 and later lived Crandall Isabella districts before moving to Winnipeg. Services were held at Campbell Funeral Chapel Hamiota with burial at Chapel Lawn Winnipeg. Active pallbearers include her grandsons and sons in law.
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Hamiota
Florence Bardwell
Park Lodge
Florence
Austin Warren
Kelowna
B.C
Marjorie
Allan Armitage
Maniota
Manitoba
William
Bill
Merle Shurvell
Sandra Shurvell
Bardwell
London
England
Canada
Crandall
Isabella
Winnipeg
Campbell
Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens
Gordon Campbell
William Delbridge
John Finkbeiner
William Barrett
Keith Armitage
Dave Heise
Ronald
Jim
Kelvin Shurwell
Ken Armitage
Keith Bardwell
Bill Schrader
Local Happenings Across Canada Travel and Visits
Montreal to Calgary reports list weekend gatherings at Barry Cornish home with Larry Gilchrist family of Brandon. Larry and Mark attended golf on October 1 weekend. Visitors to Mrs. Merle Hill include Ernie Sunley and Bob Webster from Winnipeg, Jean Glendenning from North Battleford, Chris Brown from Hamiota. Charlie Hill of Winnipeg visited Thanksgiving with Merle Hill and Harvey Hill family. Ena Ellerington joined niece Yvonne and Jim Still from Selkirk on a Devon Alberta trip, and currently visits relatives in Selkirk.
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Montreal
Calgary
Joanne
J. Stowe
Ed. Stowe
Barry Cornish
Larry Gilchrist
Brandon
Larry
Mark
Merle Hill
Ernie Sunley
Hamiota
Bob Webster
Winnipeg
Jean Glendenning
North Battleford
Saskatchewan
Chris Brown
Charlie Hill
Harvey
Ena Ellerington
Yvonne
Jim Still
Selkirk
Devon
Alberta
Miniota Golf Tournament Weekend Results
The Miniota fall golf tournament drew 93 players over October 1 2. Lorne Richardson of Hamiota won the Men s Championship Flight with 69 strokes, followed by Jack Hanlin of Miniota and Barry Cornish of Miniota. Brian Brown of Rossburn topped the First Flight with Roy Amy of Hamiota second and Larry Gilchrist of Brandon third. John Finkbeiner of Isabella led Second Flight with Henry Benn of Beulah second and Bruce Nichol of Brandon third. Bill Isles of Reston won Third Flight with Bob McKenzie of Miniota second and Ken Mann of Virden third. Nora Baird of Virden led the Ladies Championship with Sylvia Brown of Rossburn second and Winnie Wilson of Birtle third. In the combined divisions, Lynne Cornish of Miniota led First with June Nichol of Gladstone second and Mary Gregory of Decker third. Brian Peel of Miniota won Junior Championship with Garth Mitchell of Elkhorn second and Alan McKenzie of Miniota third.
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Brian Brown
Rossburn
Roy Amy
Hamiota
Larry Gilchrist
Brandon
John Finkbeiner
Isabella
Henry Benn
Beulah
Bruce Nichol
Bill Isles
Reston
Bob McKenzie
Miniota
Ken Mann
Virden
Lynne Cornish
June Nichol
Gladstone
Mary Gregory
Decker
No safer place for essential farming supplies now
Bins full and storage space crammed. Fertilizer dry or liquid can be applied now. If spring cropping calls for a preemergence herbicide, many can be applied in the same operation with liquid fertilizer. Readiness for spring emphasized.
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S. Perimutter
Hamiota, Manitoba
Hamilota
Man
Cosen’s
Lorne Richardson
Jack Hanlin
Barry
Nora Baird
Sylvia Brown
Winnie Wilson
Birtle
Brian Peel
Garth Mitchell
Elkhorn
Alan McKenzie
Don Baragar
Simplot
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