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ALBERT EDWARD FAWCETT Suddenly on October 20, 1978 at the Misericordia Hospital, Albert Edward Fawcett aged 83 years, beloved husband of Frances Mary Fawcett of 1030 Grant Avenue. Born in Blackpool Lanca shire, England he came to Canada with his parents in 1908. He served overseas with thhe 8th Battalion from 1914 to 1919, being awarded the Mili tary Medal. Following his re turn from overseas, he worked for the C.N.R. as carman from 1919 until his retirement in 1960. He was a member of the Fort Rouge Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion +87 for over fifty years, and a member of the Legion 65 Rhub. He leaves to mourn his lov ing wife Frances Mary; son Albert I. J. and daughter-in law Teresa, of Pointe St. Claire, Quebec; son Leslie 8. I. and daughter-in-law Martha of Perrifonds, Quebec; daugh ter Denise and son-in-law Earl Avery of Surrey, B.C. a daughter-in-law Lorna of Win nipeg; 15 grandchildren and FLORENCE CONNOLLY [five great-grandchildren, one on October 22, 1978 at the sister Mrs. C. Jones (Ida) of conquist Nursing Home,Victoria, B.C., a brother Cyril Florence Connolly, aged 9l1 of Edmonton, Alberta; and years, beloved wife of Charles |also several nieces and neph ennelly, formerly of Oaklews. He was predeceased by aunt, Manitoba, his son Roy in May 1978, also Besides her husband by two brothers Ernest and Charles she is survived by two John. granddaughters, Alvina and Funeral services will be Jim Blodgett of Brandon andj held in St. Michael and All Alexing Hawrysh, four great-Angels Church, Hugo and Mul grandchildren, Irene, Grevey, on Tuesday, October 24 at gory, Donna and Jeanne Lat 1:00 p.m. Rev. Father A. Klas- Pointe of Winnipeg and a son will officiate. Interment in daughter-in-law Virginia/Glen Eden Memorial Gar- Dumas of St. Laurent, Manidorf, loha, and many nieces and nephews. She was prede ceased by her only son Albert Dumas in April of 1878. A prayer service will be held in the Thomson Funeral Chap els, Broadway at Furby, Tues day, October 24 at 8:00 p.m. followed by Mass of the Res urrection at 9:00 a.m. Wednes day In St. Vital B.C. Church, Manahan at Pembina High way, Rev. Father P. Morand will officiate. Interment in Brookside Cemetery, Thomson Funeral Chapels in care of arrangements 783- 724. If friends so desire, in lieu of flowers donations could be sent to St. Michael's church building fund or to a charity of their choice. Friends may call at the Thomson Funeral Chapels, Broadway at Furby, on Mon day (today) from 2:00 to 9:00 m1, “May he rest in Peace MORRIS MICHALISHYN Accidentally on October 21, 1978 In Winnipeg, Morris Mi chalishyn aged 32 years, the ‘loved husband of Rosiland Mi chalishyn of 18 Thunder Bay, St. Vital, Funeral arrangements pending with the Cropo Funer al Chapel. Phone 586-8041. ELIZABETH LASAKOWSKI on Thursday, October 19, 1978 at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, after a lengthy ill ness, Mrs. Elizabeth Lasa kowski, aged 98 years, for merly of St. Norbert, Manitoba. Prayers were said at 7:00 p.m. Sunday at Zawidoski Fu neral Chapel. Funeral service was held at 10: 00 a.m. Monday at the chapel. Rev. S. Kiciuk officiated, Interment was at All Saints Cemetery, 1, 2awidoski Funeral Chapel, 724 Selkir’ Ave., in care of ar rangements. SIGRUN HELGASON On October 21, 1978 at Cen tral Park Lodge, Poseidon Bay, Sigrun Helgason, beloved wife of the late Erl Jonas Hel gason. Born in Glenboro, Manitoba, February 26, 1896, she resided in Glenboro, Puntuchy, Sas katchewan, Brunhild, Manito ba and Winnipeg. Prior to her illness, she was always very active in the community. A member of the First Lutheran Church and the Women's As sociation of the church. A life member of the Order of the Eastern Star, a past matron of Jubilee Chapter No. 27 C.E.5. and a member of the Jon Si gurdson Chapter of the 1.0.C.E. Mrs. Helgason helped establish a chapter of the Women's Institute at Brunhild, assisted with handi craft courses from the Mani toba Extension Service and kept the travelling library in her home for many years. Later was active in the Winni peg Chapter of the W.1. She is survived by her daughter Elva, Mrs. H. W. Fletcher and her granddaugh ter Carol. ' Funeral service will be held i the Thomson Funeral Chap els, Broadway at Furby, Wednesday, October 25 at 1:00 am. The Rev. Dr. W. J. Ey lands will officiate, Interment will follow in Garry Memorial Park. Courtesy parking west of the funeral chapels. ADELINE MACK (NEE ORR) After a brief illness, on Oc tober 22, 1978, at St. Boniface Hospital, Adeline Mack aged 36 years, beloved wife of Val J. Mack of 114.2515 Portage Ave nue, Funerfal service will be held at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, Oc tober 25 at Park Lawn Chapel, 1858 Portage Ave, with Rev. R.H. Johnson officiating, with atterment to follow Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens. Besides her husband Val J., she leaves to mourn her be loved daughter Gerry Lynn and son-in-law Ulysse Hich ard; three grandchildren, ernadette, Paula and Yvan; three brothers, Wallace Orr of Meliberg, Sask, Lewis Orr of; Walachia, B.C., Charles Orr of Killarney, Man.; four sisters, Mrs. Lillian Wyton of Bran don, Mrs. Vada Miller of Min ette, Mrs. Dulele Mack of Kenora, Mrs. Eva Wilson of Yorkton, Sask; and many nieces and nephews. Friends may pay their re spects at the chapel Tuesday evening from 7:00 until 9:00 am. Pallbearers will be Bruce Becker, Gary Becker, Gary SLagh, Edward Richard, Mor ley Miller, Rodney Qually. If friends so wish, contribu tions may be made to a chari ty of their choice. Park Lawn Chapel Leather dale-Gardiner (St. James) in care of arrangements, Phone 888-7977. ROBERT JACQUES Accidentally on October 20, 978, Bob Jacques of 101-303 Goulet St., St. Boniface, passed away at the St. Bon iface Hospital at the age of 20. years. He leaves to mourn his pass ing, his beloved parents Ar thur Jacques, and Nathalie (nee Philippot) Jacques; two sisters, LilHiane Jacques, Claudine (Jackie) Gaudette and husband Charles; three brothers, Raymond and wife Marie, Denis and wife An nette, and Norbert Jacques. Bob is also survived by three nephews and nieces. Prayers and funeral mass to follow will be held in the St. Boniface Cathedral on Tues day, October 24, 1978 at 2:00 a.m. Service terminates at the church, ‘ Coutu Funeral Chapel in care of arrangements, phone 293-7453. * KENNETH ALLEN MAITLAND On October 19, 1978, Ken neth Allen Maitland, aged 17 years, dearly beloved son of Mary Emily Sanderson of Winniner, and Douglas Mait| Jana Srna sGNG Vi 2uUTULU. Ken was born In Winninod and was a Grade XII student at Sturgeon Creek Regional Secondary School. Surviving in addition to his mother and father, are a brother Gordon and his grand mother, Mrs. C. Maitland of Winnipeg, his step-father, Donald Sanderson, and step brother, Garth Sanderson, of Winnipeg. Following cremation, a me morial service was held In the Assiniboia Christian Centre, 3300 Portage Avenue, Monday, October 23, at 2:00 p.m., The Rev. Tony Hardwood-Jones officiated. The service termin ated at the church. Thomson Funeral Chapels j in care of cremation. Phone 783-7211. On October 21, 1978 at the JOHN NAYDA Deer Lodge Hospital, Clifford] Mr. John Nayda, aged 75 Dempsey Linklater aged S81 years of 140 Sherbrook st.1 years of Grand Marais, Man..|passed away at the Misericor dearly beloved husband of Idia Hospital on October 17, Piaeman tinblabne bs DENISE CELINA SMITH On October 21, 1978 at the ORVAL TENNIS Health Sciences Centre, Den- RICE tse Celina Smith of Winnipeg, Orval Tennis Rice of Elie,beloved mother of Irehe, and Manitoba, formerly of Daco|widow of George Gray Smith. tah, Manitoba passed away. Mrs. Smith was born in Win peacefully on Balrday Ocnipeg and had lived here all of tober 21, 1978 at Grace Hospi her life. She was employed tal, Winnipeg, Manitoba, dealt with the Hudson's Bay retail jy beloved husband of Ednalstore for many years. Her and deaf father of Dennis, husband predeceased her in Surviving besides his wife 871, and son, are one brother Irvin. Surviving in addition to her and wife Marguerite of Star-daughter Irene are two sis buck, Manitoba; four sisters,ters, Mrs. Marie Willard of Alma Meissness of Toronto,Vancouver and Mrs. Celina Ontario, Evelyn and husband Inglis of Calgary; a brother Bob Burfoot of Winnipeg,Emile Guillemin of Kinmount Irene and husband Frank Ontario; and many nieces and Benum of Toronto, Ontario,nephews, Marjorie and husband Martin] Mass of the Resurrection Benum of Winnipeg; and no j will be held in St. Ignatius Mercus nieces and nephews,|R.C. Church, Jessie at Star- Previously deceased by his ford, Wednesday, October 25 mother and father In 1966 and s at 10:00 a.m. Rev. Father R, his sister Adelaide Hogan in Folliot SJ and Msgr. J. K, 1972. MackIsaac will celebrate. In He was born at Dacotah,jterment will follow in Garry Manitoba in 1921 and lived|Memorial Park. there untl 1978 when he! In lieu of flowers, contribu toved to Erie, Manitoba tions may be made to the Co- Funeral services will be Inadian Diabetic Association, held on Tuesday, October 24,265 Portage Avenue, or the 1978 at 2:15 p.m. In the Thom-Manitoba Heart Foundation, son Funeral Chapels, Broad 352 Donald Street. way at Furby, conducted by Thomson Funeral Chapels Pastor Hendrickson of Star-\in care of arrangements, 783- lback, Manitoba with burial to|7211 \follow at Bethlehem Memorial Gardens at Dacotah, Manito ba. Viewing on Monday night from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the chapels, Pallbearers will be his four! |nephews: George and Kenneth|! Titans aere Bina Danieth RUVIN MUCK. rani |Renum. George Lofta andl ‘Wong may be made to the Trin ity Lutheran Church of Star buck, Manitoba or Bethlehem Memorial Gardens. — CAROLE SOMERS On October 21, 1978 after a lengthyliness at the Health Sciences Centre, Mrs. Carole Somers aged #9 years, dearly beloved wife of Dan Somers of 848 Inkster Blvd. Funeral service will be held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, Oc tober 25 in the Cropo Funeral Chapel, 1442 Main St. Inter ment in Brookside Cemetery. Mrs. Somers was born in Winnipeg. She was a past member of the Canadian Ursin lannai, “Besides her husband Dan, she leaves to mourn one son WILLIAM JOHN ROWLAND |Danny and daughter-in-law Suddenly on October 20, IW7K|Betty,wo grandchildren, at Neepawa Hospital, Mr. Wil|Tanya and Dean; two sisters, Ham John Rowland aged 49/Helen and Wanda both of Win years, beloved husband ofnipeg; two brothers, Joe of Nora Rowland, Winnipeg and Bill of Toronto; Bill lived in the Deerhorn, also nieces and nephews. Man, area where he farmed Donations may be made to far 30 years and later moved the Cancer Research Founda to Wellwood In the Carberrytion, 700 Bannatyne is friends area, where he spent his ret+ irement years. He is survived by his wife, Nora, son Harvey and daugh CLIVE TUCKER ter-in-law, Sharon, grandchild Suddenly after a heart at dkew, Charlene and Devin and stack on October 20, 187% foster-son, Douglas Morsette, |passed away at the St. Ben Funeral to be held at St.fiface Hospital, Mr. Clive Agnes Anglican Church in|Tucker aged 61 years, beloved |Carberry, Man., on Tuesday, |husband of Florence Tucker of ‘ . 859 Jubilee Ave. Funeral service will be held on Tuesday, October 24 at 3:30 pm. at the Cropo Funeral Chapel, 1442 Main St. at Lux ton Ave. Service terminating at the chapel. Cremation to October 24 at 4:00 p.m. View ing at White's Funeral Home, Carberry immediately prior to funeral. Interment In Well wood Cemetery. Funeral arrangements by White's Funeral Home of Nee ‘puwa Man 0 desire,
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