Obituary for James Craig longtime farmer and worker
James Craig born January 6 1908 in East Kilbride Scotland died November 11 1992 at Brandon General Hospital after a short illness He was the fourth child of James and Jeannie Craig He lived in Scotland Canada and Manitoba and worked on farms garages hardware stores and for the Department of Indian Affairs He retired in Russell in 1970 and enjoyed sports curling fishing and family He is survived by his wife Lois Marilynn and three grandchildren with multiple siblings and nieces and nephews among the extended Howe family Funeral services were held at Knox United Church Russell with interment at Russell Memorial Gardens and funeral directors Braendle Bruce Friends and relatives are listed including honorary and active pallbearers and a long family tribute
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Ames Boyd Craig
Brandon General Hospital
East Kilbride
Scotland
James
Jeannie Craig
Canada
Rochedale
Jim
Marrage
Lois May Howe
Turmel
Russell
Knox United Church
Rick McCorrister
Russell Memorial Gardens
Dave Klassen
Braendle-Bruce
Beatrice
Nat McKay
Alice
Bill Keay
Bruce
Dorie Dent
Bob
June McMurray
Pauline
Archie Bridges
Roy Craig
Rick Keay
Jack Rawlings
Harold Schrader
Walter Schwaluk
Frankie Clement
Lois
Marilynn
Tom Pringle
Randy Pringle
Brenda Go
Vernon
Sheala
Craig) Sperling
Doug
Shirley
Craig) Spear
Grahme
Virden
Manitoba
Howe
John
Sandy
William
P Lois
Craft show and sale draws 660 to community hall
A Sunday craft show and sale attracted 660 attendees with 39 exhibitors from Russell Esterhazy Spy Hill Minnedosa and Brandon. Profit reached 1500 for the community hall fund while major prizes included 100 dollar value items donated by exhibitors.
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Russell
Esterhazy
Spy Hill
Minnedosa
Brandon
Elaine Kuhl
Manitoba
Bob Robert
Entrepreneurs Start Day To Build A Business Dream
A Manitoba article urges action over ideas, highlighting Nolan Bushnell and the entrepreneurial mindset. It outlines risk tolerance, goal setting, perseverance, and learning from mistakes. It promotes a seminar Ideas to Make a Buck on December 5, 1992, with local contacts for startup guidance and funding.
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Nolan Bushnell
Atari
Gilbert Plains
Preservation praise for Angusville Ukrainian Home structure and art
Angusville officials Gordon Menzies and Edward Ledochowski praised the Ukrainian National Home building for solid domes and stage curtain scenes of historic value. The painted curtain by H. Syck drew attention with his signature noted by Ed, who shared fond remarks about restoration. The Heritage Committee, led by Mark Stroski, discussed broader reuse of old schools and churches, emphasizing careful restoration over demolition. Steve Karpusk remains hospitalized, while local residents visit Dauphin and reflect on preservation.
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Gordon Menzies
Historic Resources Branch
Edward Ledochowski
Culture, Heritage & Recreation
Angusville
H. Syck
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Inglis
Heat
Bob Kieper
Russett Vun
Elaine
Hoto By
Joan Eliasson
Santa Claus
Russell and Area
Rams
Russell Inn
Russell Inn Hwy
Russell, Man
Hastings Hearing Aid Centres Ltd
Blue Cross
WCB
DVA
Donald St Wieries
Man
Royal Bank Ride
Rosser Ave
Andon
Joan Clement Home
Grandview Age Society
Manitoba Agriculture
Wayne Heide
Parkland West
Rod Nasewich
Park Valley Venture Ltd
Maureen Applin
Grandview
Angusville & District News
Leon Michalchuk
Gordon
Ian Menaies
Foxwarren
Heritage Committee
Mark Stroski
Heritage
Peter Kostuik
Scott
Lesia Falloon
Ross Dunn
Keith Pope
Steve Karpusk
Eugenia Juba
Dauphin
Michael & Penny
Ian & Fauuine
Kalyn
Stan
Doris Matskiw
Rick
Petra
Kally-Anna Paradis
Paradis & Chahula
Vo Russell
Ian
Our
Thermidor
Kimberley
Ieee
Bish Columbia
Inn West
Purcell
Cimberley
Rockies
Cranbrook
Canadian
Ski & Summer Resort
P.O
Kimberley C
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