Obituaries for Lily Lytle and George Hunter in Portage la Prairie
Obituary notices detail Lily Lytle born 1885 Neepawa Manitoba died February 26 1977 Portage la Prairie widow of Robert Lytle with surviving son Lawrence Calgary daughter Dorothy Murray Oakville Manitoba and extended family. George Hunter born 1919 Minitonas Manitoba died February 23 1977 Portage la Prairie survived by wife Violet daughter Rae Yurkin and other children. service details and affiliations with Masons Knox United Church and local veterans groups. Cremation and memorial contributions requested to Knox United Church or Canadian Cancer Society.
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Eulalie
Lily
Theresa Lytle
Portage General Hospital
Lily Lytle
6Th Street
S.W
Portage la Prairie
Robert Wellington Lytle
Lytle
High Bluff
Robert
Bob) Lytle
Moosomin
Sask
Stanley
Mr. Lytle
Bethel United Church
Bethel U.C.W
Lawrence
Calgary
Alta
Leslie Murray
Dorothy
Oakville
Man
Clarence Carson
Alice
Henry M. Murray
E. Armistead
George Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Minitonas
Manitoba
Robert Fender Hunter
Minitonas Collegiate
Winnipeg
Kae
Hunter
Wapiseew Chap
Royal Arch Masons
Swan River
Favel Lodge No
AF. & AM G.rm
Knox United Church
Violet
Winipeg
Law Rae
Nick Yurkin
Brenda
Roger Kennedy
Barry
Donna Hunter
Sherry
Howard Durston
Betty
Dauphin
Minitonas Cemetery
Edwin V. Paull
Canadian Cancer Society
Bank of Montreal
Trimble Funeral Chapel
Queen Avenue
Audrey McDougall
McDougall
Minnedosa
PAR
Audrey Isaacs
Portage
Audrey
Terry
Kenny
Bryan
Georgina
Chancie
Percy McDougall
Harold
Bill
Ray
Hazel Ryan
Edmonton
Newphews
Allan
Jack
Colin Chapman
St. Mary's la Prairie
Hillside Cemetery
Trimble
Hawks Face St Claude in Narrow Playoff Odds
Coach Weber notes Hawks peaked at the right time as they prepare for a potential three to five game series. Referees complained about goal nets requiring new twine, while St Claude has yet to beat the Hawks in eight meetings this winter.
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Weber
Hawks
St. Claude
Agricultural talk highlights nitrogen use and new research needs
The discussion covers fall versus spring nitrogen application, seed placement and band treatment, and yields. Manitoba agriculture outlines cereal and oilseed outlook. Lionel Wright and Paul Stelmaschuk note research in reducing production costs, alfalfa and legumes, higher yielding grain varieties, and weed control methods beyond chemicals.
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Jon
Lionel Wright
Central Plains Inc
Paul Stelmaschuk
Ice Revue thanked skaters and staff in ceremony
Austin's and Melody Chambers displayed their skills in pairs as thanks were extended to those responsible for making the Ice Revue possible. Mothers who helped dress the young skaters and the figure skating instructors were singled out, with Melody Chambers Bev Anrin Carly Robinson Carla Kopmels Cheryl Giesbrecht Dwayne Fredrickson and Keith Carruthers receiving small gifts of appreciation.
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Melody Chambers
Bev Anrin
Carly Robinson
Carla Kopmels
Cheryl Giesbrecht
Dwayne Fredrickson
Keith Carruthers
Juveniles linked to St Ambroise incidents
Portage la Prairie RCMP report several St Ambroise incidents cleared by investigations. A fire at St Ambroise destroyed two vehicles and a garage, with two juveniles and one adult implicated. Two juveniles handed to authorities after wilful damage to Manitoba highways signs near St Ambroise. One juvenile turned over after an $85 theft from Poplar Point arena on Sunday February 20.
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Manitoba Department of Highways
St. Ambroise
Poplar Point Arena
Karen Frank
Julia
Pas
Jack Frank
H. Frank
Tiger Aills Manor
Treherne
Clarence Pentell
Edinburgh
Texas
Bryce Frank
University of Manitoba
Murray Frank
Carberry
Ken Larson
Isited
Pete Reimer
Portage
Danny Larson
Larsons
Wallace Martin
Town
Bob Chant
Emily
Schools Approve In School Dental Care Program
The Pine Creek White Horse Plains and Turtle River divisions approve a joint dental program co sponsored by the department of education and health. It provides full dental care in schools with dentists and dental nurses, expanding to ages three to two when fully operational in 1978. About 83 percent of eligible Interlake students are enrolled, with expected 90 percent later. The program relies on dental nurses under dentist supervision and refers complex cases to private practitioners billed to the department. All divisions except Portage approved. Portage rejected by four to three.
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Sharron Wild
Pine Creek
White Horse Plains
Turtle River
Department of Education
Department of Health and Social Development
Interlake
Manitoba
Bill Ryding
Interlake Area
Canada
Saskatchewan
New Zealand
Tor
Portage
Potato storage costs shared by Manitoba farmers group
Stone estimated storage costs at about 43.75 per acre including interest depreciation and repairs. Production costs per hundredweight were around 2.51 for an 175 acre yield. Three area farmers quoted 204, 845 and 188 per acre for 1976 costs. Event sponsored by Manitoba agriculture department University of Manitoba Faculty of Agriculture and Central Plains Inc. Art Dames and Clare Tarr chaired sessions.
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Stone
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
University of Manitoba Faculty of Agriculture
Central Plains Inc
Art Dames
Portage
Clare Tarr
MacGregor
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