07 Apr 1977
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Newspaper
Lethbridge Herald
Location
Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1977
Page
1
A concise piece notes flowers serve as a traditional expression of sympathy to mourners, offering solace and support during bereavement. It highlights how blooms convey care beyond words, easing sorrow and signaling shared mourning across communities.
In loving memory of Mrs. L Hales who died February 26 1951 and Clair Hales who died October 28 1948. Life moves on but memories stay as near as yesterday. Ever remembered by the family. Also in memory of Mrs Margaret J Taylor who died February 26 1955. Many a day her name is spoken and many an hour she is in our thoughts. A link in our family chain is broken, she has gone from our here but not from our hearts. Ever remembered by her husband Thomas Taylor.
London AP reports a playboy accused of blackmailing Barbara Warner to aid theft of 70000 dollars from Jack Warner. Caborn-Waterfield, 30, British subject, faces French extradition. He previously was convicted in absentia in 1956 for robbing Warner’s Riviera villa safe during a party on August 25, 1953.
Funeral services for Yee Takayama 83 of Coaldale were held Thursday at the Coaldale Buddhist Church with Rev Y Kawamura and Rev E Nekoda officiating. Interment followed in Mountain View Cemetery family plot. Christensen Funeral Home arranged the services with pallbearers named Joe Teshima Takimura James Hogano Harry Hogano Ronnie Teramura Richard Teramura.
Prairie Paragraphs reports from Edmonton that Canadian Shorthorn Association president Charles Thorn says breeders are in a happy position despite industry setbacks and the future looks brighter. In The Pas Ernest Jebb, 47, leads a 50-mile lap in the world sled dog derby. Manitoba students union backs one third of a 750000 athletic facilities centre. Seven Anglican bishops attend the consecration of Canon William Crump as bishop of Saskatchewan at St Albans Cathedral.
Provincial Treasurer Allan reports a budget with over 1 billion in gross outlays focusing on education health and municipal aid. He forecasts a continued revenue upswing, notes a 632000 ordinary account surplus after unexpected revenue, and predicts a 546000 surplus next year. He cites record year for population employment and retail sales and expects capital investment to stay high despite sector setbacks.
Defence Minister Pearkes said RCAF personnel at Rivers Manitoba base do not sell station gasoline to the public. Some have off duty jobs in service stations, but no complaint if it does not bring the RCAF into disrepute. Bases may run limited shops for personnel under strict rules with discipline for breaches. The Montmorency Falls near Quebec City drop 275 feet, larger than Niagara in total height.
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