Obituary and memorial notices for Walter Polowy
Walter Polowy died September 29 1965 in The Pas Manitoba at age 55. Funeral rites were held October 2 1965 with services by Sacred Heart Cathedral and The Pas Elks memorial at Lakeside Cemetery. He worked 38 years with Canadian National Railways and is survived by wife Mary and two daughters Patricia and Teresa.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
the Pas
Manitoba
Walter Polowy
Mary Polowy
Hayes
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Cathedral
Marcel Bilodeau O
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Pas Lodge
B.P.O. Elks No. 135
Bert Wagner
Elks
Lakeside Cemetery
Erik Wadelius
Marcel Frechette
Harry Kowalyk
Wilf Cudmore
Sten Wadelius
Orvelle Gareau
Mr. Polony
Canadian National Railways, Express&Freight Dept
Ethelbert
Melfort Collegiate
Mary Hart
Winnipeg
Flin Fl
Job titles listed for a household staff position
The record lists positions including female secretary clerical sales clerk hairdresser librarian and housekeeper to live in as household staff roles. It reads as a classified-type notice outlining available positions and duties for domestic employment.
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Pas Herald
Family notice lists Polony kin in Canada and Saskatchewan
Home shares details of Mary C. Polony’s relatives including three grandsons and siblings. Mrs. Elsie Salisbury of Saskatoon, Mrs. Vieve Robinson of Toronto, Mrs. Dorene Hodgson of Vancouver, and brother Victor of Flin Flon are named along with their locations in Canada.
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Mary C. Polony
Vancouver B.C
Victor
Flin Flion
R. A. Salisbury
Elsie
Saskatoon
Sask
A.C. Robinson
Vieve
Toronto
Ont
Dorene Hodgson
Vancouver
B.C
Morran Funeral Service Held in The Pas
George P. Morran, aged 88, was laid to rest at Christ Church The Pas on Wednesday October 6 with Miss Whitton presiding. Survived by four daughters Beulah Buchannon Velma Pocock Audrey Paquette Arlie Boiteau and son G A Morran, he had lived in The Pas since 1928 following the death of his wife on December 6 1964.
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G. A. Morran
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The Pas Boundary Description North and East Limits
Defines the portion of The Pas town extending north of Stewart and Sixth Streets and east to the CN main line, reaching town boundaries north and east. This boundary delineation specifies geographic limits for municipal governance and services.
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