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the closure of numerous schools throughout southern
Manitoba for one more day. However, Mother Nature’s
wrath was not finished yet and the storm picked up again
Monday with strong winds making visibility difficult in
some areas. Schools in Rolling River were again closed
Tuesday as a blowing snow advisory saw gusts of over 50
km/hour. Out in the rural areas, roads drifted back over
If your label reads
almost as fast as plows cleared them making travel in
19/01/31 some areas difficult or impossible. Severe windchill also
plagued the area making the outdoor temperature which
It’s time to renew Top: Heavy snow accumulated along streets and roads making travel
fell to under -20 feel closer to -30 degrees Celsius.
your subscription! The clean-up continues after this seasons first, and
and parking a bit difficult for some drivers before the cleanup began.
Inset: Residents and snow removal crews have been kept busy with
hopefully only big winter storm!
204-867-3816 snowblowers and shovels as we dig out from the storm.
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Senior Bombers See Two Wins and One Loss in Latest Play
By DARRYL HOLYK Heino, followed by two
goals for Neepawa. The fi-
O n Saturday, December
22nd, the Minnedosa
Senior Bombers hosted a
nal, game winning goal for
the Bombers was scored
by Ryan Heino assisted
home game vs Neepawa by Mitch Vanteeling for a
Farmers. The games open- hometown win of 7-5.
ing goal was scored by the The Bombers next
Bombers’ Matt Saler, as- game was Friday, January
sisted by Ryan Heino and 4th when they travelled to
Russ Huyghe. Two goals Deloraine to take on the
from the Farmers followed Royals. Each team scored a
closing the first period 2-1 goal in the first period with
in favour of Neepawa. Minnedosa’s goal coming
The Bombers fought from Ryan Heino assisted
back in period two and by Shane Cameron and
scored four more goals. Shane Jury. Minnedosa
The first, was scored by scored another goal in
Wyatt Rapsky, the second the second, shot by Clay
by Ryan Heino assisted Bergeson assisted by Cory
by Kelly Stinson and Matt Hodgson and Derek Cam-
Saler, the third by Clay eron, with the Royals earn-
Bergeson assisted by Nick ing two more goals in their
Cameron and Mitch Van- favour. In the third period, Photo by Karen Mitchell
teeling and the fourth by Wyatt Rapsky scored for
Clay Bergeson assisted by the Bombers but the Roy- Melita Bisons. The Bisons Cameron and the second goals, the first shot by Clay a win of 4-3 for the home-
Jonathon Kowal and Mitch als earned two more goals achieved the only goal of scored by Shane Cameron Bergeson assisted by Ryan town Bombers.
Vanteeling. The Farmers for the win of 5-3 over the the first period with the assisted by Tyler Jury and Heino, and Aidan Arvisais The Minnedosa Senior
earned one additional goal Bombers. Bombers answering back Shane Jury. Melita got its and the second shot by Bombers next on ice action
in the second period. The The next night, Satur- with two goals in the sec- second goal in the second Russ Huyghe assisted by takes place tonight, Janu-
final period saw each team day, January 5th, saw the ond. They were scored period tying the game 2-2. Wes Lewis and Shane Jury. ary 11th when they travel
get two more goals. The Bombers back on home by Ryan Heino assisted In the third period, the One final goal for the Bi- to Cratwright to take on the
first was scored by Ryan ice challenging the feisty by Shane Jury and Shane Bombers scored two more sons ended the game with Clippers.
O n Sunday, December
30th, a dozen rinks
took part in the second
The Christmas Day Dinner Committee
patients.
behind the rink. Several heartwarming how every- available atJanuary
the Town 2 Office
- 31,for2019
examination by
local businesses were gen- one helps each other. If any person during regular hours.
erous enough to donate you want to be active and When making a pre-payment, please bring
to the raffle table or offer
great discounts to the club.
spend time with your kids,
this is a great way to do it.
Please call the clinic to The
your Towntax
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the agency is late to the 34,000 cases of colorectal health and disease control. That leads me to the ecember 25th saw the ninth annual Christmas Day
table, lukewarm in any cancer worldwide. Nitrites Many countries have long advertizing used by our Dinner come and go for another year. The dinner
regulations it does pass, are also linked to increased banned the use of antimi- own Manitoba Pork Coun- proved to, yet again, be a huge success with over one-
and frequently missing in breast cancer risk, and as hundred fifty people attending for the sit-down meal and
action altogether. well the onset of mental forty take-out meals prepared. This year bringing out the
Added sugar in break- health problems. largest attendance to date!
Once again, the volunteers behind the scenes are the
key to all things great! Ray Baloun, aka Ray the Dinner
Guy, explained, “Barb Hanishewski, our emcee for the
day, highlighted how everyone at the dinner was also a
part of the big picture we call community. Everyone is
a different shape with different things they add to make
a great community. Some are edge pieces and some like
ATTENTION to be in the center of things, however when one piece is
DOG AND CAT OWNERS missing it is definitely noticed. Every single piece is im-
portant!”
All dogs and cats within the Town of Anita Holdaway and volunteers worked tirelessly to
Minnedosa must be licensed annually. prepare another great meal, the Handivan transported
those who needed a ride and Woodman the Butler and
A certificate of vaccination for rabies Keith Hyde were decorated up for the day! Along with the
must be produced before a license weather cooperating, this was a slam dunk for sure! The
is issued. front foyer of the Minnedosa Community Conference
Centre was beautifully decorated by Gail Baloun, with a
2019 Dog and Cat licenses are available scene of a sitting room from years gone by that drew in-
at The Town Office. stant memories from the almost forgotten past.
Santa even made it for a quick visit and read aloud
Owners of unlicensed Dogs and Cats, a couple of the names from his naughty list! As you can
Dogs and Cats running at large, as well as Tanners Crossing School is promoting a Health initiative imagine, Woodman the Butler managed to keep off this
nuisance and vicious animals are subject for the students. The focus is on positive social behaviours, list yet again - good job Woodman! Throughout the day,
to various penalties and charges. A copy mental health, physical health and activity, nutrition, Barry McNabb, delighted those in attendance with his
volunteerism in the community and recognition of the piano talents, playing songs of the season and ten lucky
of animal control by-law 2478 is available winners walked away with bright red Poinsettias to take
abilities of all cultures to contribute to a positive community.
at the Town Office for examination by The Minnedosa & District Foundation is pleased to support home.
any person during regular hours. this project with a grant of $1,000. “The volunteers of all ages, combined with the guests,
made a great picture of what a good home Minnedosa is!
For more info or to make a donation to the Foundation go to And the best part of it all is that no one there was alone
THE TOWN OF MINNEDOSA
(44/45/47)
www.minnedosafoundation.com. On Christmas Day!” reflected Ray.
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Newdale News
By Raven’s Glen WI er. Special musical selec- beautiful evening service at her nephew Jason and studies at BU. end, there were ten rinks
tions, with Wendy Rose every year. Shauna McTavish’s home We send birthday that enjoyed the fun and a
A n evening of enter-
tainment took place
at Harrison House before
on flute, Doreen Stapleton
on piano and Carol Dal-
garno on organ, were per-
Visiting Grant and
Shelley Zahaiko for the
holidays, arriving Decem-
to celebrate in Hamiota.
Two wonderful gatherings
to celebrate the holidays
wishes to Marguerite
Wareham for January 3rd
and hope you have many,
delicious pulled pork sup-
per was served Saturday.
We know where great
Christmas when commu- formed before and during ber 26th, were daughter Al- with! many more! Marguerite grandpa Bill Zahaiko spent
nity members came “a- the service. Special read- lison and Jonathon Wiens Gordon and Enid also welcomed a brand last Sunday afternoon as
caroling” singing Christ- ings were given by Frances and boys Samuel and Ben- Clark, David Clark and new great, great grandson, he watched great grandson
mas carols, followed by and Christine Walker, with net from Winnipeg. The Carolyn Baker celebrated born on January 2nd. He Morgan Geekie playing
coffee and treats with the the Angels, Shepherds week they were here one Christmas on Decem- just couldn’t wait for Mar- hockey with the Charlotte
residents. Former New- and Magi surrounding of the highlights was when ber 24th in Neepawa with guerite’s birthday but he Chatters against the To-
dale resident George the manger where Baby great niece Jamie came for their daughter Donna and was too late for the New ronto Marlies. The Chat-
Smith brought along his Jesus lay. Many old fa- an afternoon of ice fish- Bryan Scott, along with the Year’s baby! Congratula- ters won 5-0 with Mor-
guitar to help entertain the vourite Christmas carols ing on Sandy Lake where four grandchildren, Logan tions to his parents Colin gan scoring one goal for
residents and all enjoyed were sung and enjoyed. A everyone had a great day and Danielle Clark, Bryce and Myrranda Holden, to the Chatters. This league
catching up on his hap- bounteous pot-luck sup- with lots of fun! A fish was Scott and Jordan Twerdun grandparents Onalea and game was in the Ameri-
penings since moving from per followed in the lower even caught! and girlfriend Amy Clarke. Rob Holden and to great can Hockey League where
town. hall with a wonderful so- Wendy Rose joined Our special day was host- grandparents Dennis and Morgan now plays in Char-
The Church’s Christ- cial time finishing off our her family on December ed by Garnold and Elea- Theresa Wareham, all of lotte N. Carolina.
mas Eve service was well church Yule season. The 22nd to celebrate with her nor Scott, Brian’s parents. Brandon. We all send our Elgin Hall took the
attended December 24th congregation is very ap- sister Patti McTavish and Danielle was home from best wishes! Sunday service as we now
with the service taken by preciative of all the hard family. Then on Christ- U/BC for holidays and flew Several curlers from return to regular timed
Richard and Frances Walk- work that goes into this mas Day they gathered back on New Year’s Day, town took in the Strathclair services for 2019.
Logan and Bryce return to Mixed Bonspiel last week-
Minnedosa Adult
Learning Centre
High School Courses ATTENTION
and Computer Classes
Regular classes start Monday, January 7th, 2019
NOTICE
DOG & CAT OWNERS
For Adults who want All dogs and cats within the Town of Minnedosa
Anyone who musthas experienced
annually. freeze up
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• a high school diploma be licensed
• to upgrade present skills A certificate of vaccination for rabies must be
in recent
produced beforeyears, please
a license is issued
• high school credits to enter into a College
or University 2014 Dog & Cat licenses are available at the
Town Office
What We offer TURNof ON
Owners THEDogs
unlicensed BLEEDER TAP
& Cats, Dogs & Cats
• flexible intake - can start anytime running at large, as well as nuisance and vicious
• self-paced courses That was
animals installed
are subject by penalties
to various the Town. and
• open during the day and Tuesday evenings charges. A copy of animal control by-law 2478 is
• everyday attendance is not mandatory available at the Town Office for examination by
Computer Classes Start the Week of WATER any BILLS WILL
person duringNOT BEhours.
regular ADJUSTED
January 21st, 2019 FOR ANY OTHER TAP LEFT RUNNING.
1. Intro level (Applying Info & Com Tech 15F) The Town of Minnedosa
2. Advanced computers
131 Main Street South Ê
The Town of Minnedosa
Call Val Gawel at 204-867-2519 (44-2)
(41-2)
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B rian Nicholls,
Minnedosa, is on the
move again – this time
Once there, he’ll head to
the Panhandle town of
Wewahitachi (the size of
Wisconsin, another hurri-
cane encroached the Caro-
lina coast, then Hurricane
heading to Florida to mop- Minnedosa, apparently) Michael. In all of these
up after the ravages of where Samaritan’s Purse situations, SP immediately
Hurricane Michael in early has established a base set up volunteer help cen-
October. Previously, the camp at a Baptist Church. tres and began clean-up
retired school teacher had He’ll work as part of a crew work and re-build efforts.
been in Houston last April of about 12 from all parts of The faith-based orga-
to re-build after Hurricane Canada. nization has main offices
Harvey had torn through The military-style base in Calgary and Boone,
that area. camp means routine and North Carolina. Frank-
Nicholls’ taste of relief regimen. Wake-up is usu- lin Graham, the son of
work, through Samaritan’s ally at 5:30 a.m., breakfast the late evangelist Billy
Purse (SP), had gone over at 6 a.m., an assembly at Graham, leads SP. Many
well with him, and so he’s 7 a.m., and then head out people know the group
headed back for two weeks to the work-site. Supper through their “Shoebox”
at the end of January. This is served at 6 p.m., an as- campaigns in Third World
time though, he’ll be tear- sembly at roughly 7 p.m., Countries, especially at Photos by Karen Mitchell
ing house walls apart, quiet time at 9 p.m., and Christmastime.
spraying on mould disin- lights-out at 10 p.m. The Nicholls is respon- Above, snow removal
fectants, and cleaning up modest accommodations sible for most of his ex- crews clear out the
rubble instead of re-build- of Men and Ladies’ dorms penses. Those wishing to Legion Clubroom
ing and painting. “I’m not may include the luxury contribute, please mail
parking lot early
sure what to expect,” he of bunk beds, or just have any cheques his way (pay-
said. “I have heard from mattresses on the floor. able to Samaritan’s Purse)
Monday morning.
others that it’s tough man- “We’ll make do whatever it at Box 2117, Minnedosa, Inset: a resident
ual work, and the need is is,” Nicholls said. MB R0J 1E0. You will re- shovels her driveway
endless.” With disaster relief, ceive a Samaritan’s Purse Monday afternoon.
Next week then, Nich- SP was busy in 2018. There tax receipt from the relief
olls jets to Panama City, were tornados in central agency.
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Loans Clerk/Member Service Representative
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The contractor will be required to replace old nesting
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The Salary:
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The Benefits:
As an employee you may be eligible for a multitude of insured benefits such
as: Group Life Insurance, Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance, TANKER-TRAILER
Winter
Road Haul 2016
Heavy Duty Mechanic / MECHANIC
Class 1 Drivers
Dependent Coverage Insurance, Dental Plan, Short Term Disability, Long Term Foreman Needed
Disability, Extended Health Care Benefits, and Critical Illness coverage. • Full time, wages,
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Oil seeksfortodeliveries
add a F/T Tank-
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You may also be eligible for our Group Pension Plan through Cooperative benefits & pension peg team. Must ext. have
251 knowledge
or e-mail:
Superannuation Society. The contribution is 6% of your gross salary matched by package of heavy-duty equipment repairs,
orderdesk@penneroil.ca
MCU. • Service & Repair troubleshooting, hydraulics, weld- BRENDA DENISE WHITELAW
equipment, etc. ing, & fabrication. Ideal candidate July 2nd, 1958 –
The Person: • Semi-truck and liquid will have at least 1-year trailer
bulk tankers / trailers
December 14th, 2018
The ideal candidate will possess a minimum Grade 12 diploma plus one to maintenance, repairs, & welding
• Read, Write & Complete experience, must have own ve-
three years of experience or an equivalent combination of education and work orders hicle/valid driver’s license, Class 1 Brenda Denise Whitelaw
experience. Minnedosa Credit Union believes in the importance of its people • Must Comply with Safety license an asset, & willing to work aged 60, passed away at the
and will provide ample opportunity for growth in your career through education Policies
some Saturdays. Experience with Brandon Regional Hospital.
• Strong skill set required
and self-development…..your success is our success! • Multitasking & working
B620 inspections/WPS qualifica- She had fought a short battle
well with team a must tions an asset. We offer competi-
The Organization: tive pay, monthly bonuses, medi-
with lung cancer ultimately suc-
Minnedosa Credit Union is a very successful single branch full–service P: 204-571-3230 cal, dental, long-term disability cumbing to her illness.
financial institution with 3700 members and assets of $136 million. We F: 204-571-3232 benefits, & RSP Program. Brenda was predeceased
E: paulap@loyaltytransport.ca Greg Robson
have been providing the Town of Minnedosa and surrounding communities by her parents Benjamin and Vio-
2001-49th Street E. (204) 989-4300 Ext 251 let Hopkins.
with high quality service and products since 1947. For further details see: E: orderdesk@penneroil.ca
Brandon, MB Brenda was born
www.minnedosacu.mb.ca F: (204)989-4309
in Neepawa, Manitoba. She leaves to
The Community: mourn her partner Allan McDonald,
Manitoba’s Valley Paradise, Minnedosa is a community of 2500 with many IN MEMORIAM children Leslie (Kristin), Ashley (Steve), brothers and sisters
amenities including a daycare facility, New Medical Clinic, K-12 schools, hospital, Gail, Richard (Shelly), Terry, Thomas, grandchildren Kurtis, Da-
18 hole golf course, ski-hill and beautiful Lake Minnedosa. For further details see:
SHIRLEY GRAY kota, Denika, Jason, Leila, Aiden, Natasha and great grandchild
www.discoverminnedosa.com
NEE PETTIGREW Agro Sales Manager Aubrey. Also her extended family Ronny (Gail), Brian, Heather
Please send your resume, in confidence, by January 23rd, 2019 to: October 28th, 1940 – Parkway Co-op, Roblin MB (Shea) and family, Janna (Corey) and family, Devin and family
• Position requires a strong
Terry McLenehan January 24th, 2016 background in Agronomy, Ag and last but not least her many nephews and nieces.
Manager of Lending & Wealth Management Equip. and Petroleum Sales & Brenda was raised in the Clanwilliam area where she
Minnedosa Credit Union Limited Customer Service. started going to school then later moving to Erickson and go-
If roses grow in heaven, • Develop and implement a
Box 459, Minnedosa, MB R0J 1E0 Lord please pick customer communication ing to school there. In 1976 she married Brent Whitelaw and
E-mail: tmclenehan@minnedosacu.mb.ca a bunch for me, plan, providing relevant, they have two children (Leslie and Ashley). She was a stay at
We thank all candidates for their interest, however, only those timely, accurate information
Place them in my on agronomy, petroleum prod-
home mother until the children were old enough to take care
selected for an interview will be contacted. Mother’s arms ucts, and services available of themselves. She then went on to become a housekeeper in
(44-2)
and tell her they’re from me. • Strong skills in any of the the Clear Lake area. Separating from her husband Brent in 1998
following areas are an asset;
she remained in Erickson and worked in the area for a few more
A
Crop Inputs, Petroleum,
GOT IN MEMORIAM Tell her I love her Livestock equip. and Grain years. In 2006 she met Allan McDonald of Sidney, Manitoba. A
storage & Handling. couple of years later she moved in with Allan in Sidney where
and miss her,
D YOUR
In Loving Memory of
and when she turns to smile,
• We offer a highly competitive
compensation program, a com-
prehensive benefits package.
she found a new love for cows. In the years to come Allan pur-
chased a camper trailer for them to go camping in. This camper
V
place a kiss upon her cheek
ATTENTION? WILFRED DAVIES and hold her for awhile. Contact: ended up in Sandy Lake, Manitoba where they enjoyed staying
Parkway Co-op, Box 729
January 5th, 2003
E Roblin MB R0L 1P0 on their weekends. They enjoyed meeting so many new friends
Because remembering Attn: Lawrie Lungal, HR Mgr there that Allan sold the camper and purchased a cabin for
E: l.lungal@parkwaycoop.com
Book this Always loved,
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her is easy, them to enjoy even more good times. They continued to have
Ph: 204-937-6414
never forgotten, I do it every day, good times with friends and family until August this year when
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forever missed. but there’s an ache Brenda fell ill to the lung cancer that ended up taking her life.
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FLORENCE EMILY SWISCOSKI RUTH MARGARET CARLSON RN RPN
August 26th, 1934 – January 15th, 1922 –
December 31st, 2018 December 16th, 2018
Florence Emily Swiscoski, loving wife, mother, grand- Peacefully, Ruth Margaret Carlson, née McInnes, formerly
mother, great grandmother, sister, aunt and friend passed away in of Brandon and Erickson, MB, passed away at St. Norbert PCH.
the early morning with family by her side. Ruth is survived by her sons, William (Yvonne) of Winni-
Florence was born in the Clanwilliam Municipality to John peg and John (Carol) of Roberts Creek, BC.
Emil and Emmy Larson and was raised on the family farm at Hill- Ruth is also survived by Grandchildren Nathan (Nadine),
top along with her five siblings. After completing high school in children Nolan and Nessa; Gregory (Jennifer), children Sofia and
Erickson, she began her nursing degree at Brandon General Hos- Jonah; Ingrid, Robyn (Ryan), daughter Clara; Roland (Nancy),
pital in 1953 and graduated as a registered nurse in 1956 with a daughter Penny; Teresa (Ben) and Paxton.
gold medal for receiving the highest marks in her class, a distinc- Ruth was predeceased by her husband Ernest in 1991, all
tion of which she was very proud. In 1963, she accepted the position her siblings, William in childhood, sisters Ellen Stamp, Netta
of Director of Nursing at Erickson Hospital which she held for 27 years. Ling, Ethel Noonan and her brother Duncan McInnes; and infant twin
During the final stage of her career Florence was instrumental in helping great-granddaughters, Tessa and Genessa.
to plan the new Erickson Health Centre where she worked for the final year of her nursing career, Ruth was born in Brandon, the youngest daughter of William and Ellen McInnes (nee Wil-
before retiring in 1990. son). She grew up in the East End and attended the School of Nursing at Brandon General Hos-
While nursing in Kamloops, Florence met and married Daniel McDonald with whom she pital, graduating as a Registered Nurse in the class of 1944. She nursed in several locations in
had three daughters; Sherri in 1961, Wendy in 1962 and Melanie in 1965. She raised her girls Western Canada until 1949, when she married Ernie and moved to the farm, northwest of Erick-
with love and devotion as a single mother, busy in their activities of figure skating, 4-H, curling, son. She returned to nursing in Erickson in the early 1960’s and to school in the 70’s to obtain her
and school sports. Florence’s family were thrilled when she married Fred Swiscoski in 1983 and Registered Psychiatric Nurse diploma. After retirement in 1982, she divided her time between
together, they built their home in Erickson where so many family and friends gathered to enjoy the farm, the cottage at Sandy Lake and as Ernie became ill, Brandon. After Ernie’s passing Ruth
holiday celebrations, reunions and simple drop in visits. eventually moved back to Brandon’s East End, residing at Lion’s Manor. Ruth’s next move was to
Florence enjoyed travelling throughout the years across Canada and many trips abroad. She Lindenwood Manor in Winnipeg, then to St. Norbert PCH.
and Fred also enjoyed many summers camping in their 5th wheel, often joined by their grand- Cremation has taken place, a burial service will be held in Erickson in June.
children to enjoy fishing and spending time with Gramma and Poppa. Other hobbies included NEIL BARDAL
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She was always so proud to represent the community she loved.
Florence had incredible strength during all the many health challenges she had to face. She FRANCES IRENE MCDOWELL PENGELLY
accepted these with grace and calmness, which was so admirable. Protecting her loved ones February 13th, 1924 – December 30th, 2018
from the hurt was her unselfish way.
Florence was pre-deceased by her parents Emil and Emmy, brothers Roger and Lawrence, It is with deep sadness that we announce the sudden pass-
and her sister Edna, along with Fred’s parents John and Nellie, brother Alex, and sister Rosie. She ing of Fran Pengelly.
will be greatly missed by her loving husband of 34 years Fred, daughter Sherri (Brian) Fleming of Fran was born in Gleichen, Alberta, the first child of Agnes
Brandon, MB and their children Brad (Krystal) Fleming and son Daxon, Dani (Jason) Wood, their and Willard McDowell. Life was difficult on the homestead at
daughter Hadley and son Nash, and Teighan Fleming; daughter Wendy (Jim) Stolk of Taber, AB Sunnynook, AB; due to many periods of drought they moved to
and sons Mack and Cade Arnold; daughter Melanie McDonald (Allan Arnsdorf ) of Saskatoon, SK another farm near Delburne, AB. Fran completed her high school
and son Holden McDonald; brothers Gerald (Marilyn) Larson of Edmonton and Del (Nora) Lar- here and worked in a local bank before enlisting with the R.C.A.F.
son of Winnipeg; sisters-in-law Leona Smith, Gertie Levandoski, Alex’s partner Evelyn, brothers- in November of 1942. She served in Halifax, N.S. and Summerside,
in-law Dave (Glenda) Swiscoski, John Swiscoski and partner Pat, and Reg Eamer along with many P.E.I. until the end of W.W.II. She received her discharge papers on
loving nieces, nephews and community friends. February 2nd, 1945.
A funeral service was held on January 5th, 2019 at the Erickson Legion, with Pastor Joshua On September 7th, 1944 she married her high school
Scorgie from the Hilltop Baptist Church officiating. Pallbearers were Florence’s grandchildren. sweetheart, Pilot Officer David Pengelly, when he returned from
Rae’s Funeral Service of Erickson, MB was in care of arrangements. active service in Europe.
“Mom - You were a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. When both were discharged they moved to Edmonton, AB where Fran opened a dress shop
We will miss you and cherish you forever” and Dave pursued higher education. They moved to Guelph, ON in 1950 where they lived for 32
years and raised their 4 children. In 1982 they “retired” to Erickson, MB to farm with Harvey and
MARY ROSALINE BURTON Carol. Fran and Dave built their own home; drove tractor, grain truck, and combine; cared for
September 21st, 1932 – grandchildren; quilted and crafted; collected insects and square danced. They were active with
December 8th, 2018 the Legion, Kerr Lake Hall and travelling. Fran moved to Victoria Landing Retirement Home in
Brandon in 2015. She always enjoyed visiting Ontario and Erickson to see family and friends, all
Mary Rosaline Burton passed away suddenly at the age of the while lamenting not being able to help as before.
86. She still resided on the home farm in Franklin. Fran will be missed by children Doug, Harvey (Carol), Murray (Liz) and Lyanne (Al), ten
She leaves to celebrate her life and mourn her passing her grandchildren, five great grandchildren, sisters Doreen and Bernice and brother Jack, numerous
children Brent (Pat); David (Karen); her grandchildren and great relatives and friends. She was predeceased by husband Dave, daughter-in-law Daele and grand-
grand-children Mark (Nikki) Morgan, Charlie and Avery; Pam daughters Candice and Rachel.
(Bryce) Kethan and Brixton; Carrie; Kelsey; Nikki (Mat). As per her wishes cremation has taken place and a private family burial will be held at a later
She was predeceased by her beloved husband Joe; Parents date. If desired a donation in her memory may be made to the Commonwealth Air Training Plan
Cannon and Lillian Hyett and her daughter-in-law Faye Burton. Foundation, Box 3, Grp.520, R.R.5, Brandon, R7A 5Y5 or charity of your choice.
Mary was the only child born to Cannon Edgar and Lillian Mary
Hyett in Bournemouth, England. The small family immigrated to
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