Heart Transplant Echoes Gordon Vogt's Final Days
The Rainbow Gardens Orchestra singer Gordon Vogt, famed for his fedora and Bing Crosby links, died after a malignant brain tumor. His organs powered a life by donation, with more than 300 attending his funeral at St James United Church in Waterdown.
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Shoal Lake Woman Named to Brandon University Board
Brandon The Universities Grants Commission appoints Claris Nicholson to a three year Brandon University board of governors term. She replaces David Campbell who moves to the Maritimes. A former teacher and education advisory member, Nicholson chaired the Birdtail Manitoba Association for the Mentally Handicapped chapter and farms west of Shoal Lake with her husband Arthur.
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