Obituary for John William Plumb of Gainsborough Sask
John William Plumb age 57 of Gainsborough Saskatchewan died around June 24 1976. Funeral June 28 1976 at Gainsborough United Church officiated by Ken Turnbull. Burial by Rev Burton Binsearth Manitoba. Born March 12 1919 in Saskatchewan moved to Binsearth as a child later to Gainsborough 1954. Married Norah Ireland August 27 1946. Opened a Binsearth restaurant August 4 1946 then moved to Gainsborough 1954 reopening November 20 1954. A son born 1960. Operated restaurant until his death. Active in sport and community affairs served on town council legion fire brigade and drove a school bus. Survived by wife Norah daughters Elaine Regina Bev Gainsborough Hoyce Pierson and son Ted Gainsborough living at home plus mother Gertrude Foxwarren Manitoba four brothers and three sisters. Interment at Binsearth Cemetery. Burial home Byers Carnduff handled arrangements. Legions members participated in services. Also mentions Rural STEP program discussion and job placement efforts by Tim Lee and Arlene Burla.
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John William Plumb
Gainsborough
Saskatchewan
Gainsborough United Church
Ken Turnbull
Burton
Binsearth
Manitoba
John
Marchwell
Norah Ireland
Johns
the Legion
Fire
Norah
Eleine
Regina
Bev
Hoyce
Pierson
Ted
Gertrude
Foxwarren
Man
Tom
Binscorth
Gordon
Thamsville
Ont
Stan
Joe
Hughena
Sask
Kathleen
Winnipeg
Margaret
Balmertown
Barley Brew Seeks Student Help for Farm Projects
Wayne Digby Rural Development Counsellor leads a team of students ready to work on farms painting fencing and other tasks. Similar to Rural STEP, but farmers pay wages. Adlene and Tim seek more work. call 1773 2500 if you have tasks to assign.
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Arlene
Adlene
Tim
What’s New at the Library a London Tale of Lynmara
A fragment from a library note describes a 1880 Ontario incident with Lynch law and a novel about Nicole Rainard drawn from England to Lynmara. It traces her life from Bradford Stuyvesant to Paris and London society before the war and back to America to marry.
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Biddulph Township
London
James
Johannah Donnelly
Ontario
Nicole Rainard
England
Lynmara
Sfe
Nicole
Bradford - Stuyvesant
Paris
America
Wedding Bells in St Joseph Wisconsin Bride Louise Zimmer Weds Bernard Trinder
Louise Elizabeth Zimmer, youngest daughter of John and Mrs. Zimmer, married Bernard John Trinder on May 22, 1976 at St Joseph the Worker Church Russell in a candlelight ceremony officiated by Father Maurice Comeault. The bride wore a white polyester gown with empire bodice and veil. the groom and attendants wore brown tuxedoes with yellow accents. Out of town guests arrived from Canada and the United States as the couple planned to reside in Saskatchewan.
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St. Joseph
Russell
Louise Elizabeth
John Zimmer
Bernard John
Edward Trinder
Maurice Comeault
Joan Roberts
Agnes Zimmer
Winnipeg
Beverly Dietrich
Neice
Jane ‘Theom
Elizabeth Zimmer
Colin Trinder
Churchill
Michael Trinder
Millwood
Eugene Zimmer
Dennis Zentner
Carrotiver
Russell Elks Hall
Personal Care Home Activities at Russell and District Home
Outdoor barbecue revived by sunny Thursday at Russell and District Personal Care Home with 10 residents enjoying their first barbecue experience. Staff joined fully, aiming for biweekly summer gatherings. Monday menus included hamburgers, ice cream, watermelon and lemonade. Readouts note wind up supper at St Josephs Church and band concert with the RCMP, plus a July 20 birthday party for three residents. New arrivals welcomed Mrs Polly Marchuk, Miss Nellie Turecki and Mrs Pauline Kukurudz.
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Russell and District
St. Joseph's Church
Ohe
Rawlings
Lizzie McLennan
Kokurudz
Adies
Elcome
Polly Marichuk
Nellie Turecki
Pauline Kukurudz
Millwood and District Weekend Visit and Family News
Millwood Mr and Mrs Gordon Wondrasek and family visited Moose Jaw over the weekend. Minnie Bell and Lottie King of Esterhazy and Minnie Wondrasek of Russell were Sunday guests at the Wendell Wondrasek home. L i nda Self Mary Shaw Doris and Karen Barber of the Millwood Lads and Lasses 4 H Club joined others from Russell and Roblin on an exchange trip to Brooks Alberta. Lorraine Foley of Langenburg spent holidays at the Jack Self home. she broke away the same day as cousin Chris Self who fell and broke his arm. Bob Self and Richard Trinder left on a holiday trip west to Wilkie Sask then Edmonton and Sparwood BC visiting Harley Self Rick and Larry Self. Dennis Trinder attended a Live stock Advisory Committee meeting in Winnipeg as one of sixteen. Heather Bedwell from Yellowknife visited with Gus and Jean Schrot. Several friends attended the wedding of Stewart Lee including Gus and Jean Schrot and George and Eileen Heap and family Margaret Jackie and John Burt from Young visited Annie Heap.
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Gordon Wondrasek
Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan
Minnie Bell
Lottie King
Esterhazy
Minnie Wondrasek
Russell
Wendell Wondrasek
Linda Self
Mary Shaw
Doris
Karen Barber
Millwood Lads and Lasses
George
Eileen Heap
Margaret
Jackie
John Burt
Young, Sask
Annie Heap
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Wayne Digby
By Catherine Gaskin
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