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- MASON, Constance Haibeck Lethbridge Herald Index 2003-04-30 87
From Obituary Daily News search at Rootsweb:
MASON, Constance H (HAIBECK)[GALT]; 87; Littleton CO; PBP (FL); 2003-5-20
MASON, Constance (HAIBECK)[GALT]; 87; Littleton CO; Lethbridge H (AB); 2003-5-21
Constance Marie (Haibeck) Galt crossed into the US through Pidgeon River, Minnesota on June 16, 1940. She had married her husband John R. Galt, residing at 20 N. St. Albans, St. Paul, MN on June 16, 1940. She was 5'4'' with brown hair and hazel eyes. Her father, John Haibeck, was living at Chin, Alberta, where he was postmaster. Her last permanent address was 181 Colony Street Winnipeg Manitoba. She was a professional nurse at this time.
Obituary published in the Pioneer Press on 5/18/2003.
Obituary published in the The Palm Beach Post on 5/20/2003.
Constance H. Mason
Mason, Constance H. - March 29, 1916 - April 30, 2003 Of Littleton, CO Formerly of St. Paul and Atlantis, FL, died April 30. Preceded in death by husbands John R. Galt and Stanier E. Mason, sons Thomas R. Galt and James M. Galt, and brother Todd Haibeck. Survived by brother Gervais Haibeck, daughter Elizabeth Veselka (George), daughter-in-law Judith Galt and grandchildren Julie Conley (William), Gregory Veselka and James and John Galt. Memorial service Tuesday, May 20, 2:30 p.m. at ST. CLEMENT'S CHURCH, 901 Portland Ave., St. Paul. Memorials preferred to the donor's choice or St. Clement's Church.
Published in the Pioneer Press on 5/18/2003.
Lethbridge Herald Feb. 21, 1939, p 8
"Constance Haibeck, Local Nurse, Is Appointed Airline Hostess" (with picture)
"Successful in receiving the appointment of stewardess with the Trans-Canada Airlines, Miss Constance Haibeck, R.N., attractive 23-year-old nurse of Lethbridge, daughter of Mr. J. Haibeck of Chin, will leave the city to commence her probationary period at Winnipeg, March 3. Miss Haibeck was born in Lethbridge in 1916. She attended public school at Chin and high school at Coaldale and entered Galt hospital training school for nurses in 1935 graduating in 1938 winning the general proficiency medal. At the completion of her course she took special laboratory training at Galt hospital. Dark and attractive, Miss Haibeck is five feet four inches in height and weighs 113 pounds. She is anticipating her new venture with enthusiasm. Her first interview regarding the appointment was made with the chief airline stewardess last November in Winnipeg and she was again interviewed in Winnipeg this month by Mr. D.B. Colyer, assistant to the vice-president of the T.C.A. At present Miss Haibeck is specialing a private duty case at St. Michael's hospital. FRIENDS DELIGHTED, Chin Feb. 21-Selection of Miss Constance Haibeck, R.N., of Chin and Lethbridge, as a stewardess on Trans-Canada Airlines service brought general delight among her many friends in the Chin district. She is being showered with congratulations as scores of applications were received for these positions. Miss Haibeck was one of nine girls from western cities who recently flew from Kenyon Field to Winnipeg to take examinations for airline posts when the new passenger service is started March 1. It was Miss Haibeck's first flight but she found it delightful, the plane flying at an altitude of 10,000 feet and making the hop to Winnipeg in about five hours."
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1916 - 2003 (87 years)