Card of Thanks for Margar et loss
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kind thoughts deeds and condolences for the loss of sister and aunt Margar et. Signed by Mary and Joe Crerar Eileen and Ed Cora and Reta.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1975
Page
7
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kind thoughts deeds and condolences for the loss of sister and aunt Margar et. Signed by Mary and Joe Crerar Eileen and Ed Cora and Reta.
Mike and Ann Malchuk and families express heartfelt thanks for acts of kindness, messages of sympathy, flowers, and cards after the accidental death of their beloved father, grandfather, and great grandfather. Your support during these dark hours will be remembered and appreciated. God Bless You All.
Vincent Farthing thanks visitors and supporters who phoned sent cards and gifts during his hospital stay. He especially acknowledges Ross Kieper Eric Payne for ambulance service Dr Horsman and the Russell and District Hospital staff for their excellent care.
The Crerars family extends gratitude to friends and relatives for sympathy after the loss of Ma Crerars. They acknowledge Dr M M M Tack and Birtle Hospital staff and Russell Personal Care Home for compassion. They thank Rev Burton Pallbearers U S W for the lunch and Braendale and Bruce Funeral Home for arrangements.
In memoriam for Kenneth Paulenko, who died September 29, 1973. Loved by Dad, Mom, and Ed. The family mourns the loss with verses of regret and enduring memories.
A note of gratitude to relatives, friends, and acquantances for flowers, baking, cards, and sympathy after a bereavement. Special thanks to the Angusville Ladies for lunch after the funeral and to Brae nidle-Bruce Funeral Home, Rev. Lehky, and choir. God Bless You All. Signed by Elsie Parabee and family.
Notice under The Public Schools Act states a public hearing by The Board of Reference will be held at 2:00 P.M. on Monday October 20 1975 in the Board room for Pelly Trail School Division 37 hearing referenced under sections 486 and 487 of the act. The notice is issued to inform stakeholders and interested parties of the proceedings and date.
Nettie Luba and family express heartfelt gratitude to relatives friends and neighbours for acts of kindness mass and floral tributes and cards after the passing of their husband father and grandfather. They thank Dr Lu and the Rus sell Hospital staff and Brandon General doctors and nurses Rae's Funeral Home Father Lehky cantors pallbearers and the Ukr Catholic League Ladies for dinner after the service. Your kindness will be remembered.
In loving memory of David Alexander who died October 1 1974 the family recalls a year since the golden gates opened The poem expresses farewell and suffering and is signed by Ivy and family including Cliff Doreen Jim Emily Allan Elaine Brys Linda and grandchildren
A focus on facing weakness frames alcoholism as a disease and a solvable problem. Honest acknowledgment of alcohol as a handicap leads to steps with Alcoholics Anonymous guidance. For more information contact 773-2962 or 773-2299.
Industry and Commerce Minister Len Evans announced provincial grants totaling 108000 to three regional development corporations to cover operating expenses for the coming year. East Man Regional Development Inc 30000 West Man Regional Development Inc 46000 Parkland Regional Development Inc 32500 praised for aiding planning analysis infrastructure growth centres and economic studies. Previous grants in April included 30000 each to Central Plains Interlake Pembina Valley and 35000 to Norman Regional Development Corporations. The West Man grant reflects old formula due to higher local population.
In 1974 Manitoba crop production reached 694 million dollars in purchasing power, supporting 17 000 new homes. Cattle numbers topped 1 300 900, turkey production exceeded 1.25 million birds, and over 11 million chickens were marketed. Winnipeg households enjoyed more than 70 meals from this output.
A religious reflection contrasts the adolescent craving for possessions with biblical examples of selfless giving. It cites Luke 15 and Ahab Judas and highlights Jesus offers eternal life and peace by giving rather than taking. The text invites readers to request a free copy of Can We Know God by mailing Jim Webb, Box 731, Brandon, Mam, RTA SZA.
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