Obituary notices for Gustav Thor and Emile Beaulieu
Gustav Thor known as Gus of Lac du Bonnet Manitoba died February 17 1975 aged 71 wife Marie son Carl sister Caroline Morse of Alhambia California and many relatives in the United States Funeral 2 pm February 20 Lutheran Church of the Cross Lac du Bonnet Pastor Peterson officiating interment Riverland Cemetery Russell Funeral Homes Ltd Beausejour in charge Emile Beaulieu aged 74 of Pine Falls Manitoba died February 15 1975 Funeral February 18 4 pm Transcona Funeral Chapel 1800 Day St Interment Transcona Cemetery Father Des Jardins officiating survived by six sons Lionel Portland Gilbert Winnipeg Armand Ottawa Gerald Vancouver Roland Terrace British Columbia Eugene Whitecourt Albert twenty two grandchildren eight great grandchildren brother Joseph Nelson BC two sisters Mrs L Paterson Rosalie Pine Falls Mrs A Laliberte Clemence Maple Ridge BC Transcona Funeral Chapel in care of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Thor
Gus
Lac du Bonnet
Manitoba
Marie
Carl
Caroline Morse
Alhambia
California
Lutheran Church
Russell Funeral Homes Ltd
Beausejour
Emile Beaulieu
Pine Falls
Transcona
Father Des Jardins
Beaulieu
Lionel
Portland
Oregon
Gilbert
Winnipeg
Armand
Ottawa
Gerald
Vancouver
Roland
Terrace
British Columbia
Eugene
Whitecourt
Albert
Joseph
Nelson
L. Paterson
Rosalie
A. Laliberte
Clemence
Maple Ridge
Transcona Funeral Chapel
Welcome New Arrivals George Richard Hannon and Adam Lorne
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. George Hannon on the birth of son George Richard Hannon at Pinawa Hospital February 14 1975. He weighs 6 pounds 1 ounce and has a sister Melissa aged one. Ronald Kowalik and Amber Storry welcome son Adam Lorne at Selkirk General Hospital February 17 1975. Adam weighs 8 pounds 12 ounces and has sister Rhonda Lee aged two and a half.
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George Hannon
Sheila Dunwoody
George Richard Hannon
Pinawa Hospital
George
Melissa
Ronald Kowalik
Amber Storry
Dencross
Manitoba
Adam Lorne
Selkirk General Hospital
Adam
Rhonda Lee
Crown Land Grazing Fees To Be Removed
Manitoba farmers will save over 1.5 million dollars next crop year as crown land grazing fees are eliminated and the government continues to cover land development costs. Agriculture Minister Sam Askiw explains fees will be based on economic rent, not a fixed royalty, with no charges this year due to production costs exceeding output. Leased crown grazing land owners still pay land taxes, and a parallel program finances 20 000 acres of improvements annually, boosting livestock industry diversification.
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Manitoba
Sam Askiw
Askiw
Royal Canadian Legion Tulips Named for Finest Darwin Hybrid Tulip
The Royal Canadian Legion Tulip is a mid season Darwin Hybrid variety praised for large flowers, golden yellow petals with black anthers and a soft orange tint. Bred 16 years ago, it features strong stems about 25 inches tall and 24 chromosomes, top size bulbs over 12 cm, inspected by Dutch and Canadian authorities before export.
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Royal Canadian Legion
Darwin
Netherlands
World Institute Meeting Highlights and Plans
Great Falls Women’s Institute held a regular meeting with a slide show and Pearl Warren speaking about her World Conference of Rural Women in Perth. Delegates from 67 countries discussed population, food, distribution and environmental control. Plans for hosting two hundred seniors touring Eastman Manitoba in July were announced, with the next meeting March 6 featuring Rev. Houston on Caring and Understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Pearl Warren
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Tahiti
World Conference of Rural Women’s Organizations
Perth
Peru
Eastman Manitoba
Rev
Houston
Pine Falls
On Our Way Rejoicing by Ingrid Hult Frobish
Reading notice for a Lutheran family missionary life book On Our Way Rejoicing. Includes Bible verses and contact times for Lutheran Church of the Cross Library Sunday 12 00 to 12 30 p m and Thursday 11 00 to 11 30 a m offering readings and guidance for prayer and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingrid Hult Frobish
Lutheran Church of the Cross
Thanks for the cards and kindness in our loss
Marie and Carl Thorpe and Mary and Mike Yakem express sincere thanks to relatives, friends, and neighbours for cards, phone calls, visits, messages of sympathy, floral tributes, and deeds of kindness after the loss of their beloved son, Jimmy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie and
Carl Thor
Jimmy
Mary and
Mike Yakem
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Full Gospel Church
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St. John’s Anglican
James W. Whitford, C.D
Notre Dame Catholic
Edouard Bonin
J. Peterson
L.C.W
Women's Institute Meeting
Royal Life Saving Society
Lakers Ski Club
RLSS
Leslie