Obituary notices from Pine Falls and area dated December 1975
Obituaries report deaths of Norman Walton 85, George Dychuk 79, and Harold Spence 77. Norman Walton, of 990 Betournay Street, died December 10 at Deer Lodge Hospital. funeral December 13 at Thomson Funeral Chapels with interment at Garry Memorial Park. He worked 29 years at Abitibi Pulp and Paper, Winnipeg resident since, WWI veteran, RC Legion member, Pine Falls United Church elder. Survived by two daughters, a son, four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. wife Otto May predeceased in October 1975. George Dychuk, formerly of Pine Falls, died December 8 at Selkirk General Hospital aged 79. memorial service December 12 at Church of the Advent, Pine Falls. cremation and Pine Falls Cemetery interment. Donations to Crippled Children’s Hospital suggested. Survived by two sons and four daughters, twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren. wife Agnes predeceased August 1975. Harold E. Spence, died December 13 at Selkirk Infirmary aged 77. husband of Isabella Spence. Lived in Elmvale, Ontario. served in France with 52nd Battalion, C.A.S.C. later worked at Manitoba Paper Mill, Pine Falls. active in Oddfellows and Masonic Lodge. Funeral December 17 at United Church, Pine Falls. interment Pine Falls Cemetery. Russell Funeral Home Beausejour assisted.
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Deer Lodge Hospital
Norman Frederick Walton
Betournay Street
Thomson
Broadway
Furby
Wm. J. Hogman
Garry Memorial Park
Walton
Toronto
Ontario
Abitibi Pulp and Paper Company
Pine Falls
Winnipeg
C.E.F
Royal Canadian Legion
Hugh Jacob
Sharon Cyr
Craig
Linda Walton
Ryan
Lana Cyr
Jeffrey Jacob
Se" 'K General Hospital
George Dychuk
Agnes Dychuk
Church of the Advent
Anglican
Manitoba
J. W. Whitford
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Ralph
Campbell River
British Columbia
George H
Port Alberni
Nick Picter
Ruth
Parksville
Albert Kemball
Pearl
Joe Smyrski
Agnes
Brightstone
Maple Ridge
Selkirk Infirmary
Harold
Bud) E. Spence
Isabella
Tibby) Spence
Mr. Spence
Elmvale
C.A.S.C
France
Cupar
Saskatchewan
Oddfellows Lodge
Masonic Lodge
United Church
Kenneth Houston
Russell Funeral Home Ltd
Beausejour
Yule Tree Origins and spread across regions
The Christmas tree likely came to America from Germany with roots traced to Egypt and Germany. Egyptian legends mention a palm tree branch each month and a 12 shoot spray. German writers note the tree as early as 1605. Prince Albert popularized it in England for Queen Victoria's daughter.
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America
Germany
Egypt
Albert
Queen Victoria
England
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Jim Robertson
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Merry Christmas
Goodway Food Mart & Gift Shop
Rene's Septic
Istimas Heer
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