Obituary - Star-Phoenix - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada - 04 Jul 1957, Thu • Page 10
N. Blair Funeral Rites on Friday - Funeral service for Norval Warren Blair, 68, of Saskatoon, who died Tuesday in hospital, will be held Friday afternoon at 4 oclock at St. Thomas - Wesley United Church. The Rev. Rex Dolan will conduct the ter vice. The well-known Saskatchewan pioneer he came to this province from Grenville, Que., in 1907, and homesteaded at Kerrobert in 1910. After coming to reside in Saskatoon in 1936, Mr. Blair had engaged in the livestock business for a number of years and more recently in car and implement sales in the Saskatoon and Rosetown districts. At the time of his death he was associated with Dominion Motors. Mr. Blair was a member of St. Thomas-Wesley Church. With a wide range of community interests, he was a keen sportsman, particularly in hockey and hunting. Surviving are his wife, Gladys; two sisters, Lillian Biair, Chicago, and Mrs. Ethel Tomalty, Brownsburg, Que.; two brothers, Everard, Pnnce Albert, and Allred, Perth, Ontario.
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N. Blair Funeral Rites on Friday - Funeral service for Norval Warren Blair, 68, of Saskatoon, who died Tuesday in hospital, will be held Friday afternoon at 4 oclock at St. Thomas - Wesley United Church. The Rev. Rex Dolan will conduct the ter vice. The well-known Saskatchewan pioneer he came to this province from Grenville, Que., in 1907, and homesteaded at Kerrobert in 1910. After coming to reside in Saskatoon in 1936, Mr. Blair had engaged in the livestock business for a number of years and more recently in car and implement sales in the Saskatoon and Rosetown districts. At the time of his death he was associated with Dominion Motors. Mr. Blair was a member of St. Thomas-Wesley Church. With a wide range of community interests, he was a keen sportsman, particularly in hockey and hunting. Surviving are his wife, Gladys; two sisters, Lillian Biair, Chicago, and Mrs. Ethel Tomalty, Brownsburg, Que.; two brothers, Everard, Pnnce Albert, and Allred, Perth, Ontario.
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Obituary - Star-Phoenix - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada - 04 Jul 1957, Thu • Page 10
N. Blair Funeral Rites on Friday - Funeral service for Norval Warren Blair, 68, of Saskatoon, who died Tuesday in hospital, will be held Friday afternoon at 4 oclock at St. Thomas - Wesley United Church. The Rev. Rex Dolan will conduct the ter vice. The well-known Saskatchewan pioneer he came to this province from Grenville, Que., in 1907, and homesteaded at Kerrobert in 1910. After coming to reside in Saskatoon in 1936, Mr. Blair had engaged in the livestock business for a number of years and more recently in car and implement sales in the Saskatoon and Rosetown districts. At the time of his death he was associated with Dominion Motors. Mr. Blair was a member of St. Thomas-Wesley Church. With a wide range of community interests, he was a keen sportsman, particularly in hockey and hunting. Surviving are his wife, Gladys; two sisters, Lillian Biair, Chicago, and Mrs. Ethel Tomalty, Brownsburg, Que.; two brothers, Everard, Pnnce Albert, and Allred, Perth, Ontario.
Contributor: B1993 (50328638)
N. Blair Funeral Rites on Friday - Funeral service for Norval Warren Blair, 68, of Saskatoon, who died Tuesday in hospital, will be held Friday afternoon at 4 oclock at St. Thomas - Wesley United Church. The Rev. Rex Dolan will conduct the ter vice. The well-known Saskatchewan pioneer he came to this province from Grenville, Que., in 1907, and homesteaded at Kerrobert in 1910. After coming to reside in Saskatoon in 1936, Mr. Blair had engaged in the livestock business for a number of years and more recently in car and implement sales in the Saskatoon and Rosetown districts. At the time of his death he was associated with Dominion Motors. Mr. Blair was a member of St. Thomas-Wesley Church. With a wide range of community interests, he was a keen sportsman, particularly in hockey and hunting. Surviving are his wife, Gladys; two sisters, Lillian Biair, Chicago, and Mrs. Ethel Tomalty, Brownsburg, Que.; two brothers, Everard, Pnnce Albert, and Allred, Perth, Ontario.
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