Obituaries for Curtis Eagle and Anna Cox at Timberton and Brandon
Funeral services were held for Curtis Eagle at Timberton Roman Catholic Church on July 27, with burial in Parish cemetery. Curtis, sx years, died July 26 1960 in Roblin after a short illness. born Grandview, Man., survived by parents Francis and Mrs Eagle and siblings. Interment in Parish cemetery. Also noted is the passing of Anna Cox in Brandon after a life in Canada and England, with funeral arrangements and survivors listed including husband Harry Cox and children, plus siblings and grandchildren. Reverend officiants named.
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Timberton
Curtis Fagle
Man
Roblin
M. Honeo
Sneath
Curtis Eagle
Grandview
Stan
Francis Eagle
Albert
Headingly
Myrtle
Dors
Calgary
Beverley
Mrs Florence L. Clack dies at 93 in Victoria BC
Mrs Florence Lo Clack, 93, died in Victoria BC on July 27 1960. Born in Oxfordshire England she lived years in Roblin and Cardale Manitoba and Cordova Bay BC. An original Roblin Anglican Church member and Roblin WA life member she is survived by two daughters, a stepson, a stepsister and two stepbrothers in Canada and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lo Clack
The
Roblin
Cordova Bay
B.C
A. E. Taylor
Mrs Mike Polak Funeral Services Held in Manitoba
Funeral services were conducted at the Roman Ukrainian Catholic Church for Mrs. Mike Polak of Merridale Manitoba who died at 66 after a lung illness. The service was led by Father S Evanochko with Sneath Funeral Service handling arrangements. Interment followed at the Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers were Metro Znak Metro Sorekupud William Myslymchuk Russell Myslymchuk Walter Zamunski and Mike Stasiuk. Feofonia Kuch born in the Ukraine married Mike Polak in 1909 and moved to Canada in 1913 settling in Roblin district. She was a Ukrainian Catholic Church member. Left: husband three daughters Mrs Metro Sorokopud Annie Roblin Mrs William Myslyinchuk Anasia Shortdale and Mrs Metro Znak Sofie Shortdale.
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Dacn
Flin Flan
Bald McLure
Joan
Furch Raver
Man
Ivan Peterson sAnni
The
Pas
Mirs
Kate Barett
England
Alice
Saskatchewan
S. Evanochko
Sneath
Metro Znak
Metro Sorekupud
William Myslymchuk
Russell Myslymchuk
Walter Zamunski
Mike Stasiuk
Feofonia Kuch
Ukraine
Mike Polak
Canada
Roblin
Mike
Metro Sorokopud
Annie
William Myslyinchuk
Anasia
Sofie
Shortdale
Mrs Harry Cox obituary brief in Brandon Manitoba
Mrs Harry Cox of Brandon Manitoba passed away on Tuesday July 26 1960 following a brief illness. The death notice notes her long residence in Brandon and mentions surviving family members and funeral arrangements.
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Harry Cox
Brandon
Man
Mrs Annie Yahodynski Rites Held In Zelena Parish
Mrs Annie Yahodynski died at 78 after a Winnipeg origin life document notes her Austrian birth and 1904 move to Manitoba Her funeral service led by Father Evonochko at the Shell River Zelena Ukrainian Catholic Church included interment in the parish cemetery Sneath Funeral Service managed arrangements Pallbearers named and survivors listed include three sons and four daughters with many grandchildren and great grandchildren across Manitoba Ontario and deepdale Toronto Woodstock and Henberg areas.
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Shell River-Zelena
Evonochko
Adivast 2Nd
Annie Yahodynski
Roblin Man
Sneath
John Sadowick
Peter Mazel
Frank Baranowski
Fred Milshewski
Alex Yaholnyski
Mike Yuahodynski
Annie Biliuk
Austria
Winnipeg
Zelena
Fred Yahodynski
Mrs Vitalin Bouvier Rites Held in Roblin Manitoba
Mrs Vitalin Bouvier of Boggy Creek died in Roblin Manitoba on Sunday August 7 1960 at age 67 after illness Funeral services were held Wednesday August 10 at 10 00 a m from San Clara Roman Catholic Church with Rev H Danisereau officiating Sneath Funeral Home handled arrangements
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Vitalin Bouvier
Boggy Creek
Roblin
Man
Isronghlness
San Clara Roman Catholic Church
Rev. H. Danisereau
Sneath
Green feeding best for dairy farms says Bohstedt
Emeritus Professor Gustav Bohstedt argues that green feeding with daily chopped forage reduces production losses in heat and flies. He notes benefits of 50 to 75 percent more feed from alfalfa acres versus pasture and stresses year round planning, machinery, and multiple forage crops. Salt addition up to 20 pounds per ton can improve palatability in fair quality hay.
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California
Midwest
Vitalia Langan obituary reflects Manitoba life and family ties
Vitalia Langan was born in St Johns North Dakota and moved to Canada in 1900 settling at Elphinstone Manitoba. She lived in several Manitoba communities before settling in Boggy Creek in 1915 where she remained until her death. She married Dallas Bouvier in San Clara Manitoba. he died in 1955. Survived by daughters Evelyn Bouvier and Olivine Burwash, both of Boggy Creek Manitoba.
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San Clara
Vitalia Langan
St. Johns
North Dakota
U.S.A
Canada
Elphinstone
Man
Manitoba
Boggy Creek
Dallas Bouvier
Albert Bouvier
Evelyn
Max Burwash
Olivine
Births and a life remembered of Dorothy Pearl Boyce Donaldson
Dorothy Pearl Boyce Donaldson born June 1 1919 in Marysville New Brunswick served as a nursing sister in England during World War II. She married Charles Don Donaldson December 7 1946 in Canada and lived in the Assiniboine Valley Roblin area where she raised four children. She died July 24 1960 after a brief illness. Funeral at Roblin United Church July 28 with Rev Ken W Burton officiating.
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Dorothy Pearl Boyce Donaldson
Marysville
New Brunswick
England
Charles
Don) Donaldson
Canada
Mystery Figure At East City Antique Shop Worth Fifty Thousand
Mrs Jones browses an eastern city antique shop and learns a salesman values a curious corner figure at about 50 000 dollars. The seller hints the proprietor owns the item, adding an air of intrigue.
Safe Boating Clinic Planned for Lake Dauphin August
The Dauphin Rotary Club sponsors a free Safe Boating Clinic at Crooked Creek dock Rainbow Beach on Lake Dauphin August 22 23 and 24. Instructors demonstrate boat handling with emphasis on safety and rule compliance. Sessions run 9 30 am to noon and 2 00 pm to 5 00 pm with evening boating films. Residents of Roblin and district and vacationing families urged to attend.
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Lake Dauphin
The
Dauphin Rotary Club
Crooked Creek
Rainbow Beach Park
Roblin
Power Commission Delivers Electricity to Churchill Townsite
The Manitoba Power Commission began supplying power to Churchill's townsite this week after taking over from the National Harbour Board. Energy will be bought from Fort Churchill and distributed via a new $150,000 system serving about 400 services. Permafrost posed construction challenges as crews set poles with jack-hammering and blasting. A modern street lighting system accompanies the energy supply. Leonard Haskett, formerly of MacGregor, becomes the Churchill representative.
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Power Commission
Churchill
Manitoba
Manitoba Power Commission
National Harbour Board
Fort Churchill
Harbour Board
Canadian National Yard
Commission
Leonard Haskett
MacGregor
Development plan outlines improvements and land provisions
The document cites lic improvements a building code a comprehensive community plan and provision for fully developed land for industry outlining a framework for growth and zoning.
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Florence L. Clack
Mrs
Merridale
Gustav Bohstedt
University of Wisconsin
Bohstedt
Assiniboine Valley
Dorothy
Don
Gwenyth
Wayne
Brian
Brenda
Maudie
Cecil Marshall
Lil
Henson Elward
Anita Boyce
Clint
Harold Boyce
Roblin United Church
Ken W. Burton
Joe Schneider
Bill Thompson
Lyle Schneider
Philip Becker
Don Black
Joe Perchaluk
McBain
Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba Department of Industry and Commerce
Westeel
Rosco
Fouillard Bros
ST. Lazare
Mr. Collier
Pioneer Ave
St. Boniface, Man
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