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Fouts Funeral Home
Our funeral home is a family owned and operated business. We are large enough to give our families the same service as the largest funeral homes around, yet we are small enough that each family gets the level of attention and care they deserve.
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Milton Niedermyer
Milton Henry Niedermyer was born on July 5, 1924, to Henry and Helen (Hester) Niedermyer at the family home. Milt was raised near Pisgah and he graduated from Magnolia High School. Milt married Mary Epperson on February 28, 1946, at the Pisgah Catholic Rectory. The couple farmed near Pisgah, and their farm has earned the distinction of being a registered 100 year farm. Mary died on June 2, 2013....
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Larry J. Stessman
Larry Joseph Stessman was born on January 25, 1955, to Joseph "Jack" and Kathryn (Feser) Stessman at the hospital on base in Fort Benning, Georgia. He attended St. Joseph's Catholic School in Earling for eight years and graduated from Dunlap High School in 1973. After high school he worked numerous jobs before taking a position with Ardan's in Beaumont, Texas. He eventually moved to Laredo,...
Cecelia Wegner
Cecelia Marie (Funk) Wegner was born on November 15, 1933, to Lawrence and Barbara (Windeshausen) Funk in Portsmouth, Iowa. She was raised near Portsmouth and graduated from Portsmouth High School in 1951. Following her high school graduation, Ceil worked at Mutual of Omaha. Cecelia married Walter Joseph Wegner on May 17, 1954, in Portsmouth, Iowa. The couple farmed west of Woodbine. Ceil was...
The family of Robert L. (Bob) Oster is honoring his wishes not to hold a service. Robert died on Sunday June 3, 2018. Robert L. Oster lived in Cheyenne, Wyoming, and was a civil engineer with the Union Pacific Railroad Company for 36 years. He married Donna J. Lahr of Dow City, Iowa, on January 14, 1961. Together they raised three children: Robert Ray, Debra Dawn, and Anthony William. ...
Marie Block-Smith
Marie Rose (Kloewer) Block Smith was born on October 20, 1923, to Frank and Anna (Rau) Kloewer in Westphalia, Iowa. She graduated from St. Boniface Catholic School. On May 12, 1943, Marie married Herman Block. The couple farmed near Earling until 1956, when they started farming near Dunlap. The family moved to Dunlap in 1964. Herman died in 1965. In 1990 Marie married Perry Smith. Marie cleaned...
Joanne Thomsen
Rita Joanne (Render) Thomsen was born August 10, 1928, to Gerald and Doris (Wilson) Render in Modale, Iowa. She was raised near Missouri Valley, and she graduated from Missouri Valley High School in 1945. Joanne met Keith Thomsen while she was working at a restaurant that Keith came into for lunch. The couple got married on September 9, 1946, and lived just west of Portsmouth. They moved to...
Darrell Watkins
Darrell Dwight Watkins was born on January 30, 1920, in Woodbine, Iowa to Kenneth and Lucy Rose (Bolch) Watkins. Darrell graduated from Woodbine High School in 1938. Darrell was united in marriage to Mary Marcedda Summerfield on August 13, 1942, in Woodbine Iowa. The couple farmed near Woodbine, Moorhead, Dow City and Arion. In 1960 they moved to Arion and built a home. Darrell worked as a...
Charlene Kline
November 9, 1955 - May 8, 2018
Charlene Kay Kline was born November 9, 1955, to Mildred and Leonard (Malone) Kline in Onawa, Iowa. She was raised in Council Bluffs and graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School in 1974. Charlene worked at the A & W Restaurant, Bingo King and American Games all in Council Bluffs. She moved to Missouri Valley and then to Dunlap. She worked in the kitchen at the Dunlap Specialty Care. Charlene...
Margaret Hamer
Margaret Marie (Harmon) Hamer was born on May 7, 1923, to Emmett and Minnie Etta (Outhouse) Harmon in Moorhead, Iowa. The family moved to Pisgah in 1935, where she graduated from high school in 1940. On January 23, 1943, Margaret married Dwight Hamer at the RLDS Church in Omaha. After the couple was married, Dwight was stationed in Amarillo, Texas where they lived for about a year. After he...
Freeman Vandemark
Freeman Albert Vandemark was born on February 11, 1928, to Hoyt and Marie (Trimpe) Vandemark near Dunlap, Iowa in Rabbit Hollow. He was raised near Dunlap and attended school there. Freeman married Iva Radloff on February 25, 1950, at the Methodist Church's parsonage in Woodbine. Freeman farmed most of his life. He also worked at Gary's Ag, Foodland, Agriland FS, and Apotheca. Freeman was...
Boris Alex Christoff was born February 18, 1930, to Alex and Ustianka (Petroff) Christoff in Chicago, Illinois. He was raised in the Chicago area and graduated from high school. Boris met Shirley Stehlik in Hastings, Nebraska where she was in teaching school. Boris was proudly serving his country in the U.S. Marines at the time. The couple enjoyed 64 years of marriage. Boris' life's work involved...
Twylia Hinkel
March 8, 1931 - April 24, 2018
Twylia Cleone (Carrigan) Hinkel was born on March 8, 1931, to Lyle and Evelyn (Wallis) Carrigan in Pisgah, Iowa. She was raised near Pisgah and graduated from Pisgah High School in 1948 as the valedictorian. Twylia married Robert Hinkel on March 17, 1949, at the Elder's house. Twylia loved children and ran a daycare from her home. Twylia loved to read, hold babies, and like her mother...
Dean Gaines
November 10, 1935 - April 17, 2018
Lawrence Dean Gaines was born on November 10, 1935, to Floyd and Pearl (Waterman) Gaines in Fremont, Nebraska. He was an only child, and he was raised and attended school in Fremont. On June 4, 1967, Dean married Leah Spickard in Lincoln, Nebraska. The couple moved to Iowa and bought a farm east of Pisgah. Dean milked cows and farmed that ground for 18 years of his life. He also worked for...
Clancy Murphy
Clancy William Murphy was born on March 22, 1959, to Eugene and Ellie (Arthur) Murphy in Long Beach, California. Clancy's family moved to Ralston, Nebraska when he was two. He attended school in Ralston until his senior year. The family moved to Dunlap, Iowa and Clancy graduated with the class of 1977 from Dunlap High School. On February 14, 1981, Clancy married Karol Davie at her parents' home...
Betty McAdams
Betty Delores (Peterson) McAdams was born on December 18, 1923, to Harry J. and Mary L. (Barnum) Peterson in Logan, Iowa. She attended school, graduated from Logan High School in 1941, and lived her entire life in Logan. Following her high school graduation, Betty took a teaching course of study, but she found that school teaching wasn't for her. She did, however, spend much of her life teaching...
Maxine Clark
September 10, 1922 - April 5, 2018
Betty Maxine (Reynolds) Clark was born on September 10, 1922, to Alfa and Rosetta (Michael) Reynolds near Woodbine, Iowa. She was the youngest of seven children and attended school in Woodbine. Maxine married Danny Clark on November 30, 1939, in Cameron, Missouri with Maxine's brother Howard officiating at the service. The couple lived in Missouri and Wichita, Kansas before returning to Harrison...
Cole Edward Clark
July 10, 2017 - April 3, 2018
Cole Edward Clark was born on July 10, 2017, to Eric and Shawna (Lamberson) Clark in Omaha, Nebraska. Cole loved to play peek-a-boo with his blanket, laugh at his brother Korbin, jump in his jumper and fight over the toys with his twin sister Hailee. Cole had his dad's laugh and his mother's attitude. Cole would always flash his smile for you. Cole died suddenly on Tuesday, April 3,...
Ray Nauroth
Raymond Michael Nauroth was born on December 9, 1911, to William and Theresa Ann (Feser) Nauroth near Earling, Iowa. He was raised near Dunlap and attended St. Joseph Catholic School in Dunlap. Ray worked on the family farm for a few years. He was working in Lincoln, Nebraska when the United States military called his name. Ray served overseas for 2½ years during WWII. Ray married...
November 3, 1941 - March 31, 2018
Thomas Bernard Murphy was born on November 3, 1941, to Walter and Marguerite (Tierney) Murphy in Council Bluffs, Iowa. He was raised near Dunlap, Iowa, attended school, and graduated from St. Joseph's High School in Dunlap. He then served in the Iowa Army National Guard. On February 19, 1966, Tom married Maxine Quandt at the Catholic Church in Ida Grove, Iowa. The couple farmed and raised hogs to...
Estal Hinkel
Estal Eugene Hinkel was born on July 26, 1927, to Martin and Velma (Carson) Hinkel in Orson, Iowa. He was drafted into the Army on December 31, 1945, and was stationed at Camp Roberts in California and the Aleutian Islands in Alaska. He received the WWII Victory Medal before being honorably discharged June 18, 1947. Estal married Neva Jean Hildreth February 5, 1950, in Pisgah, Iowa. The couple...
Eleanor Homer
Eleanor (Hammitt) Homer was born May 13, 1914, to James Charles and Eleanor (Ashton) Homer. Eleanor was raised near Logan, Iowa, attended school and graduated from Logan High School in 1932. Following her graduation she started selling wholesale cosmetics to retail merchants. She traveled extensively by train to accomplish her work. Very few women at that time would have been hired to do this...
Edna Hull
Edna Viola (Melby) Hull was born October 30, 1921, to Adolph and Lena (Evenson) Melby near Moorhead, Iowa. On March 5, 1940, Edna married Leo Dale Hull. The couple farmed in the area. Leo died on September 29, 1998. In October of 2015, Edna became a member of the Dunlap Specialty Care. The kindness of the caregivers will be eternally appreciated. Edna was baptized and confirmed in the...
Nina Nelson
Nina Eleanor (Nelson) Nelson was born April 23, 1915, to James Gregory and Carrie Marie (Nelson) Nelson in Harlan, Iowa. She attended Laurel Elementary School and Harlan High School graduating with the class of 1932. Nina was married to Dale Arden Nelson on November 7, 1935. The couple farmed for three years and then took over Nina's father's dairy operation. Most of their life was spent farming,...
Helen Hartwig
Helen Irene Hartwig was born on March 13, 1927, to William and Cora (Stephenson) Turner in Dow City, Iowa. She was raised in Dow City and graduated from Dow City High School. At age 17 Helen started teaching school, and she taught sixth grade for 27 years in Dow City. Helen married Paul Hartwig on June 5, 1949. Paul died on November 21, 2010. Helen especially loved spending time with her...
Mary Deupree
Mary Helen Deupree was born October 19, 1952, to Lawrence and Helen Deupree in Moorhead, Iowa. Mary graduated from Woodbine High School in 1971. She graduated from Wayne State University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Education. She taught Home Economics and Art Education in Crawford, Nebraska; Moorhead, Iowa; Red Oak, Iowa, and Malvern, Iowa. Mary also taught Special Education classes in the...
Ben Ellison
Benny Ray Ellison was born on July 6, 1960, to Bernie and Kathleen (Bamford) Ellison in Council Bluffs, Iowa. He was raised in Woodbine, attended school and graduated from Woodbine High School with the class of 1978. Ben moved to California and worked in the lettuce fields. He returned to Woodbine and worked at Hedstrom's Concrete and then moved to Texas and worked at a saw mill. In 1986, Ben...
Gale Oliver
Gale LaVerne Oliver was born June 13, 1945, to Glen and Hazel (Johnson) Oliver in Pisgah, Iowa. Gale grew up in the Pisgah area, attended Pisgah Schools, and graduated in the first class at West Harrison High School in 1963. On February 13, 1965, Gale married Vicki Birdsall at the RLDS Church in Pisgah. To this union five girls were born. The couple lived in Mondamin, Orson and then Little...
Robert Kroll
January 8, 1959 - February 20, 2018
Robert Eugene "Bob" Kroll was born on January 8, 1959, to Henry and Ruth Jean (Renz) Kroll in Denison, Iowa. He was raised in Turin, Iowa and Dunlap, Iowa. He graduated from Dunlap High School in 1977. Robert attended UTI in Omaha in the Auto Body Program. He worked at Ratigan Auto in Missouri Valley, Stoddard Trailers in Dunlap and Farmland in Denison. In the summer of '81, Robert and Jon Chase...
Maxine Jenson
Orpha Maxine (Johnson) Jenson was born October 21, 1929, to Arthur and Edith (Hebb) Johnson in Pisgah, Iowa. Maxine graduated from Pisgah High School in 1947. She attended Graceland College in Lamoni, Iowa for two years and graduated from Drake University in 1951 with a Bachelor of Arts in Music. Maxine taught music in Alta, Iowa for two years before moving to Chicago, Illinois. There she...
Bill Downey
William "Bill" Scott Downey was born December 3, 1957, to Robert and Marilyn (Gunn) Downey in Council Bluffs, Iowa. He was raised in Woodbine and graduated from Woodbine High School in 1976. Bill proudly served his country in the U.S. Army for three years. Most of his time was spent in the Panama Canal area. After Bill's honorable discharge, he started working for the U.S. Post Office in Omaha,...
LaVerne Hunt
January 4, 1939 - February 9, 2018
LaVerne Hunt was born on January 4, 1939, to Ora and Margaret (Vanderpool) Hunt in Woodbine Iowa. LaVerne attended school and graduated from Woodbine High School with the class of 1957. He started working at Campbell Soup in Omaha. On June 21, 1959, LaVerne married Myrna Alvis at the RLDS Church in Woodbine. The couple lived in Omaha all of their married life. LaVerne proudly served in the...
Veronica Pauley
Veronica Eva (Gau) Pauley was born March 5, 1925, to Chrysant and Anna (Breidenbach) Gau at her home near Portsmouth, Iowa. She was raised in the Portsmouth area and attended school there. Veronica married Ralph Pauley, Sr. on February 27, 1946, at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Defiance, Iowa. They farmed near Tennant, east of Panama and near Defiance, Iowa before the family settled near...
Jake Behrendt
Jacob William Behrendt was born on August 24, 1928, to Joseph and Mary Margaret (Windeshausen) Behrendt in Panama, Iowa. He was raised in the Dunlap area and attended St. Joseph's Catholic School in Dunlap. Jake proudly served his country in the U.S. Army. Jake met Theresa Bissen at a dance in April of 1950 and on October 11, 1950, the couple was married in Earling, Iowa. After his honorable...
William Leslie Hicks was born on July 24, 1954, to Orville and Ila (Rief) Hicks in Denison, Iowa. Bill was raised in the Dunlap area and graduated from Dunlap High School in 1972. On April 20, 1974, Bill married the love of his life, Gail Schwarz, at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Schleswig, Iowa. Bill drove truck until 1983. He then went to work for Cogdill's in Dow City and later in Dunlap for a...
Janice Allen
Janice Kay (Rose) Allen was born July 11, 1944, to LeRoy and Catherine (Kline) Rose in Denison, Iowa. She was raised near Dunlap and graduated from Dunlap High School. Janice married William "Fonley" Allen on December 23, 1972, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The couple lived in various places before returning to the Dunlap area. Janice worked at Dorothy's Diner in Dunlap, the Dunlap Livestock...
Richard "Dick" Hanny, Sr.
Richard "Dick" Laurence Hanny Sr. was born to Roderick and Winifred Jane (Cousins) Hanny on November 22, 1942, in Erie County, Buffalo, New York. He attended school at Eden Central High School in Eden, New York. He then joined the Air Force, where he proudly served his country for four years. Dick married Barbara Summerfield on May 31, 1964, in Omaha, Nebraska; and was married for over 53...
Dorothy Nurse
Dorothy Maxine (Barnes) Nurse, daughter of James Frederick and Bess (Cuppy) Barnes, was born on March 5, 1925, in Storm Lake Iowa. She graduated from Abraham Lincoln High School in Council Bluffs, Iowa in 1942. Dorothy married Robert Leroy Nurse on June 14, 1947, in Council Bluffs, at the First Christian Church, where she was a member. She worked at Burlington Railroad and Union Pacific...
Jim Knouse
James Rex Knouse was born December 9, 1945, to Rex and Hazel (Mertz) Knouse in Atlantic, Iowa. He was raised in Council Bluffs, Iowa and graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School in 1964. After his high school graduation, he worked at Western Electric. This company held his position until Jim's return from proudly serving his country in the U.S. Marines during the Vietnam War. Jim married...
Julie Chase
Julie Ann (Torgerson) Chase was born on January 9, 1960, to Kenneth and Helen (Goslar) Torgerson in Onawa, Iowa. She was raised in Soldier, Iowa and graduated from East Monona High School in 1978. After her graduation, Julie worked at Stoddard Trailers in Dunlap. She then attended college at Western Iowa Tech in Sioux City, Iowa. On April 26, 1980, Julie married Roger Chase at the Soldier...
Donald Holloway
April 10, 1926 - December 22, 2017
Donald "Buster" Holloway was born April 10, 1926, to John and Vera (Stuck) Holloway in Harrison County, Missouri. Buster moved with his parents and six siblings to Dunlap, Iowa in the 1930s. He worked as a heavy equipment operator for many years at Simpson's in the State of Washington. Donald retired to Woodbine and then entered the Dunlap Specialty Care Assisted Living in 2016. Donald...
Justice Mohn
Justice Kirk Mohn was born June 10, 1982, to Daniel and Lynn (Skank) Mohn in Atlantic, Iowa. He was raised in Treynor, Iowa and then Woodbine, Iowa graduating with the class of 2000 from Woodbine High School. Justice started working at the beef processing plant in Omaha and then in the union as a window glazer. On December 19, 2003, Justice married Melissa Opal in Council Bluffs. The couple was...
Bonnie Majerus
Bonita Mae (Brookhouser) Majerus was born July 31, 1944, to Leiter and Opal (Roundy) Brookhouser in Woodbine, Iowa. Bonnie was raised in Woodbine and graduated from Woodbine High School. After graduation Bonnie worked at Foodland in Missouri Valley, Iowa and for Western Electric in Omaha. Bonnie married Merlin Whitmore and the couple had one daughter, Kendra. Merlin passed in 1963. Bonnie...
Jim Thiele
James John Thiele was born March 29, 1940, to John and Mary (Geiser) Thiele near Nickerson, Nebraska. Jim was raised near Hooper attending school and graduating from St. Patrick's High School in Fremont, Nebraska. He then proudly served his country in the U.S. Marines. After his honorable discharge he attended Omaha University part time while working at a variety of jobs. Jim married Miriam...
Ronald Schaupp
Ronald Irvin Schaupp of Havelock, Iowa formerly of Little Sioux, Iowa died on his 75th birthday on December 3, 2017, at the Pocahontas Manor in Pocahontas, Iowa. He was born December 3, 1942, to Henry and Ruby (Barber) Schaupp in Des Moines, Iowa. He was raised in Dunlap, and he graduated from Dunlap High School in 1961. Ron proudly served his country in the U.S. Army for two years serving in...
Marilyn Grote
Marilyn Kay (Schomers) Grote was born May 29, 1955, to Cyril and Verena (Henscheid) Schomers in Harlan, Iowa. She was raised in Westphalia and attended school in Westphalia and graduated from Harlan High School in 1973. Marilyn then attended Hair by Stewarts in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Marilyn started working for The Hair Station and purchased the shop in the late 1970s. Marilyn married Denny...
Chad Stevens
April 21, 1973 - November 23, 2017
Chad Eugene Stevens was born on April 21, 1973, to Gary and Sue (Ross) Stevens in Missouri Valley, Iowa. He was raised in Mondamin and graduated from West Harrison High School with the class of 1993. After his graduation, Chad did carpentry, mechanic, and electrical work. He also worked with his father in the concrete business and most recently worked at CTI Electronics. Chad loved to...
Merlin Messenger
June 23, 1935 - November 20, 2017
Merlin Dawain Messenger was born on June 23, 1935, near Woodbine, Iowa to Ralph and Hazel (Sindt) Messenger. He attended country school and Woodbine High School graduating with the class of 1953. Merlin worked for Bell Telephone Company in Norfolk, Nebraska, and returned to Woodbine to farm and work for area farmers. Merlin proudly served in the US Army from 1955 to 1957 and four years in the...
Ilene Feige
Mary Ilene Robinson Feige was born on June 11, 1943, in Logan, Iowa to Glenn and Gertrude (Shepard) Robinson. She attended Woodbine Community Schools and graduated in 1961. Her first job, while still in high school, was cleaning at the Heft Funeral Home. After graduation from Commercial Extension College, Omaha, Nebraska, Ilene held various secretarial and receptionist jobs in Omaha, including at...
Rita Seda
Rita W. Seda was born February 24, 1935, to Charles and Winifred (Ashford) Harper in England. She was raised in the Leiston, England area. Rita met Bob Seda while he was serving in the Air Force and stationed in England. The two were married on October 25, 1952. The couple returned to the states and farmed outside of Dunlap. Rita worked at the Something Special Craft Shop in Dunlap and at the...
Russ Kurth
Russell Gene Kurth was born January 17, 1954, to Paul and Rose Mary (Sherlock) Kurth in LeMars, Iowa. He was raised in LeMars and graduated from Gehlen Catholic High School in 1972. He then graduated from Iowa State University in 1977 with a degree in animal science. He worked as a SCS trainee in May 1975 in LeMars. From 1977-1979 he worked in Logan as a soil conservationist. Russ married Peggy...
Josh Lewis
Joshua Thomas Lewis was born October 11, 2007, to Rodney & Candice (McDowell) Lewis in Omaha, Nebraska. The family lived in Carroll, Council Bluffs, Pisgah, and most recently Panama, Iowa. Since Josh was two he was a student at the Iowa School for the Deaf until last year when he started attending Lo-Ma School in Logan, Iowa. Josh was diagnosed with a rare genetic defect at an early age and...
William Richard Harris was born July 7, 1930, to Lyman and Blanche (Mefferd) Harris in Woodbine, Iowa. He was raised on a farm south of Woodbine and graduated from Woodbine High School in 1948. During school he worked at Siebels Store and carried papers. After graduation he became a carpenter for CF DeLance. During the Korean War Bill proudly served in the United States Army. Bill, Don Clark, and...
Ronald Little
Ronald Eugene Little was born September 21, 1943, to Lavern and Pearl (Atwell) Little in Blencoe, Iowa. Ron grew up in Blencoe and attended school there. Ron then held various jobs including being a welder at NASA in Florida. Ron married Cheryl Melby on November 14, 1965, at the Soldier Lutheran Church. Ron sold cars for a number of car dealerships, including Baxter's and Bob Anderson Ford in...
Dick Randall
Richard "Dick" Eaton Randall was born on August 11, 1923, in Marshalltown, Iowa. He was the oldest son of James Luther and Leola (Silence) Randall. He was raised on the farm and graduated from Ferguson High School in 1939 at the age of 16. Dick honorably served his country, becoming a bombardier and celestial navigator during WWII. He also served during the Korean War and then stayed in the Air...
Ed Gunia
Edward Louis Gunia, Jr. was born August 28, 1937, to Edward and Albina (Zuchniak) Gunia, Sr. in Omaha, Nebraska. Ed was proud to be an SOB (South Omaha Boy). He attended school and graduated from South High School. Ed proudly served his country in the U.S. Army and served in Germany and Rome. On June 7, 1958, Ed married Bonnie Retz at St. Agnes Catholic Church in Omaha, Nebraska. Ed and Bonnie...
Michael Calder
Michael D Calder was on born May 4, 1935, to Noral D and Marion (Peterson) Calder in Ravenna, Nebraska. Michael was raised near Geneva, Nebraska, attended school, and graduated from high school in Lincoln, Nebraska in 1953. He then attended the University of Nebraska in Lincoln and graduated with a business degree and worked for the Internal Revenue Service. Michael married Donna Fleming and the...
Norine Mahlberg
Norine Lou (Walton) Mahlberg was born August 16, 1930, to Chester and Margaret (Hicks) Walton in Dunlap, Iowa. She was raised by her mother in her grandparents' home, William and Ella Hicks. Norine attended public school in Dunlap where she was active in band, baton, and basketball. She graduated from Dunlap High School with the class of 1947. On October 25, 1948, Norine was united in marriage to...
Randy Wingrove
November 24, 1960 - September 25, 2017
Randy Robert Wingrove was born November 24, 1960, to William and Carolyn (Mulligan) Wingrove in Denison, Iowa. He was raised in Dow City and attended school there graduating in 1978. After his graduation Randy worked at the Dubuque Packing Plant and then Farmland. He was in an accident in 2000 and became disabled. Randy enjoyed all kids. He was known for getting the kids all riled up. In...
Ellie Murphy
Ellie Ruth (Arthur) Murphy was born May 19, 1934, to Ambrose and Ida Mae (Jarrett) Arthur in Flintstone, Georgia. Ellie's parents died before she was 11 years old so her brother, Charlie, raised her. Charlie served over 30 years in the U.S. Army. While they were stationed in Fort Mammoth, New Jersey, Ellie met Gene Murphy. One week after Ellie's 18th birthday, the couple married. Following Gene's...
John Kahre
John Dean Kahre was born December 27, 1941, to John and Annabelle (Boyd) Kahre in Council Bluffs, Iowa. John was raised in Logan, Iowa and graduated from Logan High School in 1959. John proudly served his country in the U.S. Navy from January 15, 1960 to January 14, 1964. After his honorable discharge, John returned to Logan and went to work for Peter Kiewit. Later on he went to work for Fisher...
Ed Handke
Edward Walter Handke was born March 30, 1935, to Walter and Martha (Roggatz) Handke in Dunlap, Iowa. Ed attended school in the Dunlap area. He enjoyed his career of farming in the Dunlap and Ute, Iowa areas. When Ed wasn't farming, he enjoyed tractors, friends, country music, and dancing. Ed married Joyce Jambrosic on January 20, 1991, in Missouri. She died on February 16, 2007. Ed struggled with...
Eula Blankenship
Eula Vendetta (Adamson) Blankenship was born January 8, 1914, near Panama, Iowa to William G. and Eva Rae (Smith) Adamson. The family moved closer to Woodbine and she attended Douglas Hill, Sunny Glenn, Meadowbrook and Pleasant Valley Schools before entering Woodbine High School and graduating in 1931. Eula stayed at home following graduation to help her mother with the housework and feeding the...
Suzuko "Suzie" Thomas
Suzuko "Suzie" (Matvso) Thomas was born January 10, 1933, to Toshiro and Yoshi (Nakavro) Matvso in Nagasaki City, Japan. She was raised in Nagasaki City and attended public school until she was 15 and later attended night school for three years. Suzie worked for the local post office when she meet Russell Thomas and later married him in December of 1958. The couple moved to the United States in...
Ruth Ann Casperson
Ruth Ann (Kirk) Casperson was born March 21, 1923, to Carol and Hazel (Judd) Kirk in Dow City, Iowa. She attended school in Omaha, Nebraska until the age of seven. The family then returned to the family farm west of Dunlap, Iowa. Ruth Ann then attended school in Dunlap and graduated with honors in 1941. She was in the Glee Club and enjoyed music while in high school. After her graduation Ruth Ann...
Dwaine Hack
Earl Dwaine Hack was born May 17, 1926, to Perry and Juliette (Baldwin) Hack in Dunlap, Iowa. Dwaine attended Kellogg Country School for eight years and graduated from Dunlap High School in 1943. Dwaine worked for Ryde and Company and the Karl Worrell Movie Theater. In July of 1945 he started working as a bookkeeper at the Dunlap Savings Bank under Glen Millard. He then bought his first car in...
Murlyn Ronk
Murlyn Sylvester Ronk was born on November 30, 1916, to Glen and Adella (Pokett) Ronk near Hartington, Nebraska. The family moved to Woodbine in 1920 and then to Dunlap in 1928. Murlyn remained in the Dunlap area his entire life. Murlyn married Lillian Probasco on June 3, 1941. They began their married life on a rented farm east of Woodbine. In 1945 they purchased their own farm southeast of...
Eula Jeane Roberts
Eula Jeane (Rannells) Roberts was born April 8, 1927, to James Arthur and Leeta F. (Calhoon) Rannells near Dunlap, Iowa. She was raised near Dunlap and graduated from Dunlap High School. After graduation Eula Jeane worked at the Martin Bomber Plant in Omaha, Nebraska. On January 21, 1949, Eula Jeane married Frank Roberts at the Methodist parsonage in Dunlap. The couple farmed their entire lives....
Wally Brummer
February 9, 1947 - August 4, 2017
Walter Edward Brummer lived his life with faith, hard work, compassion, love of family, and good times. His midwife grandmother, Magdalina (Schaben) Feser delivered Wally into this world at her home in Defiance, Iowa on February 9, 1947, to Edward & Mary (Feser) Brummer. Wally grew up on a farm in rural Dow City, Iowa. He excelled in sports and FFA as a young man. He beamed when talking about...
Jim Boustead
August 22, 1930 - August 4, 2017
James Kenneth Boustead was born August 22, 1930, to Harry H. and Banie Marie (O'Banion) Boustead in Woodbine, Iowa. He attended country school and Woodbine High School graduating in 1948. Jim began working at the Harrison County REC trimming trees. He enlisted in the US Army and after a physical, he was not accepted. He took care of his physical condition and was later drafted into the US...
Bump Assmann
Bernard "Bump" Leonard Assmann was born March 24, 1934, in Dunlap, Iowa to Joseph and Deloris (Egan) Assmann. He was raised in the Dunlap area and attended St. Joseph Catholic School graduating in 1952. Bump worked for Union Pacific Railroad for three years. Bump proudly served his country in the United States Army. While in the service, Bump married Lorrene "Rene" Kloewer on June 22, 1957. After...
Quentin Heistand
February 11, 1975 - July 28, 2017
Quentin David Heistand was born February 11, 1975, to David and Beth (Bremser) Heistand in Denison, Iowa. He was raised near Dow City and Dunlap and graduated from Boyer Valley High School in 1993. He enjoyed Little League Baseball and High School Golf. Quentin attended Iowa State University in Ames and Western Iowa Technical in Sioux City. He studied turf management. Quentin worked for his step...
Alice Landon
Alice Martha (Girton) Landon was born September 17, 1931, to Dean and Martha (Freymuller) Girton near Magnolia, Iowa. She attended Magnolia School and graduated from Magnolia High School in 1949. She went onto the Iowa State Teachers' College in Cedar Falls to receive her teaching degree. She taught in country schools near Honey Creek and Pisgah. Alice married Richard Landon on December 28,...
Bertha Corwin
Bertha Lucille (Shipman) Corwin was born March 13, 1923, to Guy and Louvenia (Rogers) Shipman in Woodbine, Iowa. She attended country school and Woodbine High School; graduating in 1941. After her graduation, Bertha enlisted in the armed forces and was stationed at Fort Kearney, Nebraska working on B17 bomber instrument panels. She enjoyed her time in the service and talked of her experiences...
Gary Gorham
June 27, 1944 - July 11, 2017
Gary Edward Gorham was born June 27, 1944, to Kenneth and Lucille (Knutson) Gorham near Dunlap, Iowa. He was raised near Dunlap and attended Clover Country School and Dunlap High School graduating in 1962. He then attended the University of Denver for two years and studied accounting. On October 17, 1964, Gary married Audrey Kline at St. John Lutheran Church in Dunlap. The couple moved to a dairy...
Jerrold Foutch
December 24, 1937 - July 4, 2017
Jerrold Wayne Foutch was born December 24, 1937, to Wayne and Lois (Wharton) Foutch in Dunlap, Iowa. He was baptized in the Methodist Church, attended school at the Old Douglas Hill School east of Woodbine and then Woodbine High School graduating in 1955. Jerry attended Iowa State University and graduated in 1959 with a degree in Vocational Education and Farm Operation. Jerry returned to...
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Славнейший Орден Госпиталя святого Иоанна Иерусалимского, или Орден святого Иоанна, — королевский рыцарский орден, основанный в Великобритании и действующий в Содружестве наций и США. Члены ордена — в основном протестанты, члены других христианских течений также могут удостоиться чести быть принятыми в орден. Почётное членство также даётся некоторым выдающимся приверженцам других религий. Членство в ордене — только по приглашению, и отдельные персоны не могут просить о приёме. Возможно, орден лучше знают по его крупнейшей служебной организации, St. John Ambulance, члены которой не ограничены вероисповеданием или религией.

История
В июне 1826 года Совет французских лиг (), бывший неофициальным воссозданием Мальтийского ордена во Франции, искал деньги для покупке земли для ордена. Совет решил создать частное предприятие с уставным капиталом по подписке. Они хотели создать армию наёмников для участия в войне за независимость Греции, привлекая к службе некоторых из большого числа безработных английских солдат. Филипп де Кастелэн, французский рыцарь, был назначен рекрутировать в Англии. Шотландцу Дональду Керри (), проживавшему в Англии, разрешили собрать . И финансовые подписчики, и все комиссары-офицеры наёмной армии имели право стать рыцарями ордена.

Хотя новые рыцари создавались, было собрано мало денег. Греческую войну выиграли без участия французских рыцарей. Кастелэн и Керри получили разрешение Chevalier de Sainte-Croix создать Совет английских лиг. Это состоялось 12 января 1831 года; исполнительная власть Совета была дана персоне, называвшей себя «граф» Александр Мортара. Адрес Совета был «Auberge of St John, St John's Gate, St John's Square, Clerkenwell». Это было не что иное, как паб «Старой иерусалимской таверны», занимавшей Gatehouse средневекового английского Великого приората.

Преподобный Роберт Пит (), викарий приюта в Брентфорде, Миддлсекс, и бывший капеллан короля Георга IV был рекрутирован в Английскую лигу. Пит с другими членами Лиги изгнал Мортара, обвинив его в продаже рыцарских званий. Совет французских лиг восстановил Мортару, и с 1832 года были две соперничающие лиги — возглавляемая Питом и была неофициальной. Они сосуществовали пять лет до исчезновения Мортара в 1837 году.

После смерти Пита в апреле 1837 года сэр Генри () получил звание Великого Приора, и под его руководительством была заново установлена связь с рыцарями во Франции и Германии. Британский орден жаждал официального утверждения от римско-католической штаб-квартиры Мальтийского ордена, но в этом было отказано лейтенантом Великим Мастером Командором Филиппом де Колоредо-Мансфилдот (1845—1864). До этого английская организация считала себя только Великим приоратом и Лигой ордена. В ответ на это, английский приорат объявил себя суверенным орденом в Англии с названием «Суверенный и сиятельный Орден святого Иоанна Иерусалимского, Anglia».

Английский орден продолжил рост, и в него вступил 7-й граф Манчестерский, Великий приор в 1861 году.

В 1871 году новый Устав утвердил более скромное название «Орден святого Иоанна Иерусалимского в Англии». В 1876 году членами ордена стали принцесса и принц Уэльские; в 1877 году орден создал службу обучения первой медицинской помощи; в 1877 году британский Приорат установил Ассоциацию скорой помощи Святого Иоанна (St John Ambulance Associations) в крупнейших железнодорожных узлах и шахтёрских округах для жертв несчастных случаев. В 1887 году была создана первая бригада скорой помощи ордена. В 1882 году британский Великий приорат основал хоспис и офтальмологическую клинику в Иерусалиме.

С тех пор статус ордена повышался королевскими хартиями, самый современный — в 1974 году, когда была признана его международная деятельность. Суверен Ордена — Карл lll.

Хотя в раннее время члены ордена были католиками, а британский Орден — экуменический, сейчас он связывается с реформированной традицией, поскольку глава ордена также глава англиканской церкви. британский Орден получил двустороннее признание от Мальтийского Ордена в 1963 году. Христианская этика Ордена подтверждается в декларации, которую должен сказать потенциальный член «и что я буду всегда придерживаться целям этого христианского ордена».

Альянс Орденов святого Иоанна Иерусалимского
«Альянс Орденов святого Иоанна Иерусалимского» состоит из британского Ордена и трёх протестантских орденов:
 Бранденбургский бальяж св. Иоанна, действующий на территории Германии, Австрии, Финляндии, Франции, Венгрии и Швейцарии.
 Johanniter Orde — бывшее отделение последнего в Голландии.
 Johanniterorden i Sverige — бывшее отделение бранденбургского бальяжа в Швеции.

Этот альянс и Мальтийский орден образуют «Взаимно признающие ордена святого Иоанна» и не признают иные ордена святого Иоанна («самопровозглашённые»), их притязания на происхождение от изначального ордена св. Иоанна или право на имена или символы. Прочие, наоборот, оспаривают притязания Альянса и особенно самого Мальтийского ордена.

Орден в Соединённом королевстве

Состав

Монарх Соединенного королевства является сувереном Ордена. Следующий за ним по старшинству член ордена — Великий Приор. С 1974 года это пост занимает принц Ричард, Герцог Глостерский. Великий Совет ордена состоит из 5 Великих Офицеров и представителей 8 ключевых приоратов.

Герцогиня Глостерская и принцесса Анна — Дамы Великого Креста ордена.

Суверен Ордена производит все назначения и принимает новых членов в орден абсолютно по своей воле. Рекомендации предоставляет Великий Совет.

Орден разделён на классы:
 I степень — Бейлифы или Дамы Великого Креста (G.C.St.J)
 II степень — Рыцари или Дамы Справедливости или Милосердия (K.St.J или D.St.J)
 III степень — (а) Капелланы (Ch.St.J) и (б) Командоры (C.St.J)
 IV степень — Офицеры (O.St.J)
 V степень — Члены (M.St.J), Служащие Братья (S.B.St.J) и Служащие Сёстры (S.S.St.J)
 VI степень — Эсквайры (Esq.St.J)

Офицеры ордена
Как минимум, есть 5 офицеров:
 великий приор
 лорд-приор святого Иоанна
 прелат
 помощник лорд-приора, один или два в зависимости от потребностей Великого.
 субпрелат

Другие офицеры-принципалы, как например секретарь-генерал, и почётные офицеры, как например генеалог, могут назначаться Великим приором по рекомендации Великого Совета. Принципалы и почётные офицеры назначаются на должность сроком не более трёх лет. Великий приор может также назначить Секретаря Ордена, который может занимать должность до неудовольствия приора или прошения об отставке.

Порядок старшинства Ордена:
 глава-суверен
 великий приор
 лорд-приор св. Иоанна
 приор приората или рыцарь/дама командор командорства внутри территории Establishment
 прелат ордена
 помощник лорд-приора, если больше одного, то по старшинству степеней
 субприор
 Бейлифы и Дамы Большого Креста
 приор приората вне территории приората
 члены великого совета, не включённые выше, по порядку степеней
 офицеры-принципалы
 субпрелаты
 Госпитальер Ордена
 Рыцари и Дамы
 Капелланы
 Командоры
 Офицеры
 Служащие братья и сёстры
 Эсквайры

Одеяния и accoutrements

Привилегии
Этот орден не государственный, а королевский. Его украшения носятся на военной униформе. Анонсы о приёме или повышения степени печатаются в официальном правительственном органе, London Gazette (как и для других орденов). Однако степени не дают титула или старшинства вне ордена. Поэтому «рыцарь милосердия» или «рыцарь справедливости» не имеют права использовать приставку «сэр».

См. также
 Орден Святого Иоанна Иерусалимского
 Мальтийский орден
 Johanniter-Unfall-Hilfe
 Орден Заслуг pro Merito Melitensi

Примечания

Ссылки
 Орден св. Иоанна
 Орден св. Иоанна в США
 Орден св. Иоанна в Германии («Johannitenorden»)
 Орден св. Иоанна в Новой Зеландии
 Андреев А. Р., Захаров В. А., Настенко И. А. «История Мальтийского ордена. XI—XX века.»
 Мальтийский крест
 www.orderstjohn.org

Иоанна святого орден
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A freebie from Kinder Morgan: Fix the water main adjacent to Lost Lagoon. No strings attached
Boy oh boy, in a heart beat, Kinder Morgan's public communication department should have called Mayor Gregor Robertson, and Metro Vancouver (including Burnaby), that their company, at no cost, would fix the chlorinated drinking water pipeline from spewing out 430,000 litres per day into Stanley Park's Lost Lagoon for FREE.
FREE advertising would follow simply by the fact anyone who drives, or rides, or walks the Causeway would see that there is a good side to Kinder Morgan.
The Vancouver Sun's layout for the second section of two front page articles couldn't have been put in a more prominent location. Kinder Morgan would have paid thousands of dollars to Post Media for such a setting, maybe they did, but the events that brought them both together happened within the last four days.
All it would take to solve the water problem would be a good will gesture to Vancouverites by Kinder Morgan.
Oil and water doesn't mix except in this one instance.
Kinder Morgan has the equipment, the man-power, the expertise, the willingness (maybe) to step up and show the world that they take their jobs, their industry, their failures, seriously.
Do they have the resolve to set differences aside and act together to save a National Historic Site of Stanley Park?
Otherwise, if Kinder Morgan does absolutely nothing to assist a National Historic Pipe, 430,000 litres of water lost per day, the ire of motorists because the Causeway will be reduced to one lane in each direction then those seeking to punish Kinder Morgan more so on the oil front.
'Debunking George Massey Tunnel Replacement with Bridge': Mr. Myth Buster Todd Stone (Contaminated Sites)
Debunking Massey Replacement Myths
GMT aka George Massey Tunnel for those that need to know more eg. Origins and Destinations
Contaminated Sites
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August 14, 2016 Emergency Response Route: Lions Gate Bridge Closed because of a WATER LAEK
Water flow below it; Water flows around it; Water, when it rains, flows upon it; but when, or how does a Water Laek requires the Lions Gate Bridge to have two lanes closed?
No mention on News 1130. Ho Hum.
LEAK like in Wiki-Leak
LAKE like in Burnaby Lake
LAEK like in.....
Full Instructions from Ministry of Transportation:
LIONS GATE BRIDGE
EMERGENCY WATER LAEK
EXPECT LONG DELAYS
SOUTH BOUND
TWO LANES CLOSED
Going back a few years .....
Vancouver Mayor Gordon Campbell says .... December 13, 1986
Finally, a Made in BC Liberal Sequel to Basi and Virk's $6 million payment from 'de Jong and the Feckless': 15% Foreign Buyer Property Tax
reckless: without thinking or caring about the consequences of an action.
BC Liberal Government Caucus
BC Liberal Campaign organizer Barindar Sall for star candidate Kash Heed claimed in an advertisement flyer targeting Chinese residents via Canada Post .... that the BC NDP would bring in an Inheritance Tax if they were elected in 2013.
It sure looks like the The BC Liberals 15% ....... IS an INHERITANCE TAX against Chinese and other foreigners. Tacking on $300,000 on a property selling for $2,000,000 IS an INHERITANCE TAX with all the monies going to the BC Liberal government.
feckless: lacking initiative or strength of character; irresponsible.
BC Rail Trial ended with $6 million being paid to two OIC appointees even though they pleaded guilty.
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Robin Mathews
The BC Rail Scandal: A Test of the BC Higher Courts
The pre-trial hearings in the one criminal case arising out of the BC Rail Scandal have exposed the soft underbelly of power in the province. May 3 will begin trial of the three cabinet aides accused of criminal wrongdoing in the corrupt transfer of BC Rail to CNR by the Gordon Campbell government. The administration of justice in British Columbia has been shaken to its roots in a pre-trial process marked by delay, apparent obstruction, the erasure of disclosure material by government, the de facto refusal to release search warrants, juggling of judges – and more.
Many are talking and writing about the shameful secrecy of the BC higher court system, about its irregularities, inconsistencies, inefficiencies, exorbitant costs, and … more.
The inadequacies, I believe, are orchestrated from the premier's and the Attorney General's offices to protect what I hold is mounting criminal breach of trust on the part of the Gordon Campbell forces.
In a burst of (mock?) concern present Attorney General Michael de Jong recently announced a number of reform things he might do – garnering him much press coverage. He will do none of them, I believe, because the Attorney General's ministry is a key location from which, I allege, law and judicial proceedings are manipulated to cover what I believe are Gordon Campbell government criminalities. ...... SNIP
Your Investment Property: And from a way down under ... Australia:
Foreign investors may feel like state governments in Australia are exploiting them given recent tax hikes, but they may fell less taken advantage of when they consider tax changes proposed in Canada.
In their respective state budgets New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria all instituted some mix of higher stamp duty or land tax rates for foreign buyers of residential real estate, with Victoria's 7% stamp duty surcharge the largest increase levied against offshore buyers.
Those moves were criticised by many at the time and are estimated to add tens of thousands of dollars to the price foreign buyers pay for real estate in the country, but they pale in comparison to moves made in Canada.
According to a report in The Canadian Press, British Columbia Finance Minister Mike de Jong has introduced legislation that will see foreign buyers pay an additional property transfer tax of 15% on purchases in metropolitan Vancouver.
The additional tax will come into force from 2 August and according to de Jong would see a C$2m dollar property come with an extra tax bill of $300,000.
According to de Jong, foreign investors purchased C$1b of real estate from 10 June to 14 July this year.
While de Jong's new tax may dwarf those instituted in Australia, the sentiment around foreign buyers is similar in both countries. ......... SNIP
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Canadian Swimmers in the same league: Elaine Tanner aka Mighty Mouse vs Penny Oleksiak
Could we have the CBC present an in depth pool interview between Elaine and Penny to give the public a true insight of how it feels to be a winner on an international stage, and dealing with the aftermath of fame? Elaine Tanner is from 'our' era. Penny Oleksiak is from 'your' era.
Elaine Tanner "Mighty Mouse" Born 1951 competed and won Gold at the Commonwealth Games and swam in the Olympics.
Swimming World Magazine - 50 years later
To this day, the youngest person ever to win the Lou Marsh Trophy is Elaine Tanner, who won it in 1966. She won the award, which recognizes Canada's best athlete, at age 15. This year marks the 50th anniversary of her accomplishment.
In 1966, Tanner won seven medals at the British Empire Commonwealth Games in Kingston, Jamaica. Four of her medals were gold. She won the 110-yard butterfly, 220-yard butterfly, 440-yard individual medley and 440-yard freestyle relay. Tanner, nicknamed "Mighty Mouse," also picked up three silvers at the meet. She was the first ever woman to win four gold medals at the Commonwealth Games.
Elaine Tanner continued her dominance at the 1967 Pan American Games. She set world records in the 100- and 200-meter backstroke at the meet, winning gold in both events. She also took three silver medals at the meet.
In the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City, the Canadian continued to bolster her resume. She picked up silver medals in the 100- and 200-meter backstroke, and also won a bronze in the 400-meter freestyle relay.
Elaine Tanner and other winners
Perhaps sports writer journalist Cam Cole (who doesn't know how to swim but when he fell into an open cesspool the other day in Rio he went through all the 'movements' .....) could provide the impetuous for Penny's introduction to the Lou Marsh Trophy with a shoulder to shoulder photo op.
Wikipedia Elaine Tanner
Swim Canada:
Back in the mid 1960's Canada was a minnow in the international sports landscape.
At the 1960 and 1964 Olympic Summer Games, Canadian athletes won a grand total of five medals total. Even our beloved hockey teams were struggling internationally. Our best professional players were not allowed to participate at the Olympics and they didn't compete at the world championships.
The world juniors and women's worlds didn't exist.
Yes, there wasn't much to cheer about for Canadians at big international sports events.
That is until a 15-year-old swimming sensation from Vancouver called Elaine Tanner appeared on the scene. She wowed Canadians with her incredible athletic exploits and won their hearts with her uniquely Canadian charm. These powerful moments will continue to mark Canadian sport history.
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And just for once without Premier Christy Clark using either young ladies as a photo op backdrop to her May of 2017 election dreams.
DNV Mosquito Creek: No Dogs allowed: Warning Fish Habitat: One exception: CAT
Ironic, eh? No dogs permitted in fish habitat, even in the Summer with no fish in it. Scientific research has shown that the smell of dogs are still there...... year round. Which all goes to explain why the motorized, diesel fuel machine is a CAT.
Search of Natural Resource Canada for Mosquito Creek
KML file from Natural Resource Canada
Mosquito Creek being crossed over at Fell and Marine Drive North Vancouver
BC Disclosure of Political Contributions Discussion Paper, but first, let our friends know about the upcoming 15% tax
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May Completed
Richelieu, Hecho en China, Onward, and Rona packaging hardware components for a SCREAM door!! The Pits!!
Last week's woodworking adventure was to build the screen for the back door as an exact copy of last year's front screen door project. The front screen door was a piece of cake with the only burp coming up was the 3 spring hinges needed to prevent bowing (binding) which were packaged in pairs. No problem. The odd hinge would be used next year... this year ....
However ......
Between last year and this summer the North Shore Rona outlet on Welch did a Spring cleaning in the Fall and eliminated the packaged pairs of hinges, ..... replacing them with Richelieu's 'full' set of components supplied by Onward and made in China ..........
Each kit includes: 1 pair of 2-1/2" broad butt hinges, 1 screen door catch, 1 pair of 3" spring hinges, 1 - 4" gate hook & eye, 1 - 4-3/4" screen door pull, with all of the screws required. Zinc plated.
NOTE: Butt hinges and spring hinges may be used individually or together. If using these together, ensure the offset of the hinge pins is the same as the offset of the spring hinge pins to avoid binding.
Note: Butt hinges and spring hinges may be used individually or together
Note: Butt hinges and spring hinges may be used individually or together.
Note: If using together, ensure the offset of the butt hinge pins is the same offset of the spring hinge pins to avoid binding
No, that's not possible. The screw layouts are not the same as each other, AND how thick is the OFFSET.....??? It turns out that a scrap of wood has to be precisely 1/4" thick. For the just under $20 that was paid one would have hoped, expected that the OFFSET would have been included. And on the off chance that the screen door was too heavy for one pair of Springe hinges and another one was needed in lieu of the Butt hinge .... the screw holes are totally messed up when it comes layout. The local woodpecker would be envious of the interloper.
And $20 for another package when all that is needed is ONE spring hinge more!!
Screw Hole layouts are mismatched and width different by 1/2"
Onward didn't put the package together??? or did they
Richelieu ...... packaging by the Blister ...
If you're contemplating building your own screen door, or two, don't use the eye and hook method of fastening the door to the jamb, which comes with the Rona Richelieu package. Lee Valley Tools Rare Earth Magnets are downright powerful, the size of a dime. Drill a hole for the magnet to set into the door, near the bottom, and then put the flat washer on the Jamb, right down near the bottom .... not hinge side!!!
George Massey Tunnel Replacement Bridge: The ABCs according to Executive Summary Author
Presto-ChangeOh
August 3rd and 4th version wasn't good enough byte size wise compared to August 5th, BC Liberals' Friday-Take-out-the-Garbage-Day, eh
Press Release: Friday, December 20, 2013 2:30 PM
All's quiet on the Western Front from one Election to the next .... Election
Press Release: July 25, 2016 10:49:32 AM
Project team in place to support Massey Tunnel project
Aboriginal Consultation
Accidents and Malfunctions
Air Quality Study
At-risk Amphibians
Atmospheric Noise Study
Atmospheric Noise
Conclusions - Summary
Effects of the Environment
Environmental Assessment Process
Paul Hemsley of Hemmera
Fish and Fish Habitat StudyAdd caption
Fish and Fish Habitat
Fraser River Salt Wedge Modelling
George Massey Tunnel Replacement Project - Index
Heritage Resources
Monitoring and Follow-Up Programs
Overview of Proposed Project
Reference Concept Drawings
River Hydraulics and River Morphology Study
River Hydraulics and River Morphology
Sediment and Water Quality
Table Of Concordance
Terrestrial Wildlife
Underwater Noise Modelling
Underwater Noise
Visual Quality
Owner's Engineer:
MMM Group Limited. Contract value: $24 million. FRPC
Technical Advisors:
Sun Coast Consulting Ltd. (Past Projects) Contract value: $22 million.
Environmental Advisors:
Hemmera EnviroChem Inc. Contract value: $9 million. FRPC
Community Relations:
Lucent Strategies Inc. Contract value: $6 million. FRPC
Traffic explained:
5.1.5 Residual Effects
Implementing the mitigation measures described in Section 5.1.5 will minimize potential Project-related changes on traffic during construction, although temporary, minor residual effects will be incurred.
As noted in Section 5.1.1, the RATIONALE FOR THE PROJECT AND KEY PROJECT OBJECTIVES ARE TO ADDRESS EXISTING AND ANTICIPATED CHALLENGES IN THE HIGHWAY 99 CORRIDOR. The integration of smart transportation technologies into the Project will provide measures to manage traffic challenges along the Highway 99 corridor and the regional network.
Additionally ......
Traffic Assessment: Part B Page 29 of 145
Additionally, intergrating tolling into the Project provides a mechanism for managing future traffic demand.
Mechanism .....? would that be like upping or downing the amount of toll fee?
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I was sitting in the park after work yesterday, reading a book and enjoying the weather, when an older couple came toddling up. They were so adorable. They were holding hands and giggling together. He asked if they could share the bench with me and I said, "Absolutely" figuring they wanted to rest for a bit then toddle on. He took out his kerchief and dusted off the bench for her to sit down. What a gentleman!


Celebrating Animals on World Animal Day – and Beyond!
For a person like me, October 4 is a special day – it's World Animal Day. Started in the United Kingdom, this special day was created to bring greater awareness to the plight of animals and promote better animal welfare throughout the world.
I love that mission. In so many places across the world, animals are regarded as property, and therefore, disposable, useless, and of little or no regard. Dogs are sold in Asian meat markets; elephants, rhinos, walrus, and bears are killed for horns, ivory, gall bladders and paws for men's sexual prowess drugs and as a "food delicacy;" and wild horses, monkeys, tigers, and others are killed for livestock pasture, rice fields, and farms in rainforests. Just as bison were slaughtered to the brink of extinction during 1800s America to subdue native peoples and set up Caucasian farms and ranches, so, too, are other regions of the world adversely impacting habitats and animals.
In western America, that fate is manifested in this day and age by the removal of the gray wolf and grizzly bear from the endangered species list.
I once lived in grizzly bear country – on the western edge of Yellowstone National Park. Humans and bears learned to live together, with the animals only killed when they attacked someone. Often, those attacks were human-caused: people leaving out garbage, dog food, bird seed, and other temptations; the bears, like most creatures, went for the easy food, just like Yogi and the pick-a-nic basket. If people confined food items and garbage, bears would not be attracted, and therefore, there would be less conflict with humans. Yet, people continue to want to establish domain and subdue whatever they feel gets in their way. Humans and animals CAN co-exist as long as people are willing to take the risks associated with living with wildlife. After all, the animals called these areas home long before humans brought in their cattle, sheep, and farms.
As a Christian, I believe God made us all, animals and humans (see Genesis 1;20 - 26). Humankind is supposed to be His crown of creation (we often don't act that way!); animals were made to be companions for us. Interestingly, God provided plants for both animals and humans to eat; there wasn't a carnivorous creature in the Garden of Eden (see Genesis 1: 29 – 31). God established humans to have dominion over His created works; however, dominion doesn't mean conquering – it means stewardship, which means caregiver. We are to take care of what He made, not abuse His creation.
World Animal Day is this Thursday, October 4. Show your support for animals, including pets, by doing something to help the cause. Serve at an animal shelter or rescue, at a nature preserve or sanctuary; clean up a lake or river near you; pick up trash in your community; educate others of the importance of habitat and the value and joy of interacting with animals, whether wild or domestic; set up a bird feeding area in your garden, backyard or patio; and share what you're doing and what is being done around the world via social media.
We can all make a positive difference in the lives of animals, in the habitats of our local communities, and positively affect creatures and creation around the world. Each of us has a part we can play to care for nature and ensure animals, birds, and habitats are still here for future generations.


Accuracy is a major part of archery, whether you're a beginner or an advanced shooter. Archers are always trying to improve their accuracy in order to get better penetration, and of course to get bragging rights.
You see it with company ads all the time. They come out with these sights and rests that have been "designed with the archer in mind"; Guaranteed to make you more accurate.
The first pointer and probably the most important is that you need an Anchor point, I cannot stress this enough. If you take anything from this article take this pointer. It alone will improve your accuracy a great deal. When you draw your bow and are at full draw you have to find at least two points; one where you can anchor the string and two where you can anchor your hand EVERY time you draw your bow.
When shooting your bow the best way to hold your bow is to put the center of the handle running down the muscle right under your thumb. You then want to place your 4 finger tips on the front of the handle (see Avoid Getting Stung by your Bow for pictures).


Multi-mode interaction approach Pando with you. Pando will react to you with rich body actions and vivid facial expressions by touching. The more times you touch, The happier Pando become.
With concise and human-friendly programming UI, you help Pando to DIY new action and task program. Meanwhile, on-line tasks challenging also enhance you to unlock more wonderful application in the APP.
Multi-Points touch functions ensure you have more DIY interaction with Pando, especially in the mode of STEM programming.
Built-in precise IR sensing module and advanced algorithm, Pando become more and more intelligent, not only follow your gesture commands, but also accomplish obstacle avoidance easily.


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Great 2600SF well maintained house on 7776 SqFt corner lot. Great school catchment, close to Crofton House & Point Grey High school, Southlands Elementary, UBC & Golf course. Transit is in a block. 5 bed and 1 den, 2 baths, 2 kitchen with high-end kitchen cabinetry & stainless appliances. Roof is few years old, hardwood floor through-out the main, good sized living & dining. Furnace and boiler (2011). 2 Bed and Den Basement with new flooring, newly decorated bathroom is great mortgage helper, separate entry. Large SUNDECK overlooking fenced yard with PARK-LIKE GARDEN, it is good for outdoor B.B.Q and Kids playground. Great opportunity to live in, investment, or rebuild your own dreaming house. Unlimited potential!


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Q: Why Links are different during the creation of Directory and files in Unix When I create directory, and type ls -l. It will show 2 links while I create file and check the long listing via ls -l command then it only show 1 link. Can anyone tell me the reason behind it....
Long listing of Home directory
Over here you can see file(e.txt) has 1 link while directory (amit) has 2 link....

A: I always understood the extra link to be due to the "." entry that is created automatically when a directory is created.  That is effectively a hard link to the directory.

A: I'm not sure, but I think this is a homework question in Maurice Bach's book.  In older versions of Unix, there was no mkdir(2) system call.  You had to mknod() (one link) and then make 2 additional links: one from "." to the new node (the second link), and then link ".." to the parent node (changing the parent's link count).  Hence, 2 links per initial directory.  I can't be sure about the exact book ("The Design of the UNIX Operating System"?), but that's why directories on Unix-like file systems have at least 2 links.  It's also why they added the mkdir() system call;  the earlier 3-step process was tedious and error prone.

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Freaky Beetle Babies Turn on (and Devour) Froggy Predators
By Stephanie Pappas published 26 September 11
A beetle larva attached to the chest of an amphibian. The larvae lure in frogs and toads with enticing movements and then attack. (Image credit: Gil Wizen/AFTAU )
When frogs and toads see Epomis beetle larvae waggling their antennae and jiggling their jaws, they must think, "Aha! Easy meal."
But in a freaky turnabout, the little larvae latch onto the bodies of their would-be predators, sucking them dry of fluids, gnawing on their flesh, and leaving behind nothing but a pile of bones. [See a video of the grisly beetle feast]
This horror-movie scene is one of the few instances of prey not only confronting its predator, but also devouring it, researchers reported Sept. 21 in the open-access journal PLoS ONE. In some cases, the frogs and toads succeeded in swallowing the beetle larvae, only to vomit them up later. Post-regurgitation, the larvae promptly attached themselves to the amphibians and began to eat.
In one "extraordinary" case, wrote Tel-Aviv University study researchers Gil Wizen and Avital Gasith, a larva survived in the stomach of an amphibian for two hours before the larger animal vomited it back up.
"The unharmed larva immediately demonstrated its unaffected feeding potency," Wizen and Gasith noted.
Prey becomes predator
In the wild, ground beetles are a favorite meal for frogs and toads, but researchers had noticed that the larva of several species of the ground beetle Epomis also prey on juvenile and adult amphibians. To figure out how this relationship works, they collected larvae of two ground beetle species, E. circumscriptus and E. dejeani, and placed them in containers with a variety of frog and toad species.
In 382 separate tests, they found that the larvae clearly had the upper hand. In every case, the encounter was fatal for the amphibian. But what made the interaction especially strange was how the beetle larvae often lured their larger predator to them. In 70 percent of the cases, the larva began moving its antennae and jaws in an enticing pattern as the frog or toad approached. The closer the potential predator, the more intense the movements. [40 Freaky Frog Photos]
When the amphibian responded to this siren song by pouncing, the larva would evade capture and launch itself onto the nearest part of the frog or toad's body. Then it would settle itself in and start sucking.
Only seven frogs and toads managed to swallow the larvae, but in each case, the amphibian quickly threw up its would-be meal. The regurgitated larvae quickly rallied and attached themselves to the amphibians' mouths.
Hungry beetles, helpless frogs
The larval beetles can spend their entire life cycle feeding off a toad or frog, Wizen said in a statement. (Adult beetles can also ambush amphibians, paralyzing them by severing their spinal cord or a crucial muscle.) The luckiest amphibians are those attacked by a larva in the first stage of its development: When those larvae need to molt, they fall off the frog, leaving a nasty scar.
A frog or toad attacked by a larva in the latter stages of its development, on the other hand, is out of luck. By that stage, the larva doesn't just suck an amphibian's juices; it starts chewing. Invariably, nothing is left behind but bones.
"It's really a predator-prey role reversal — the insect actually draws in its potential predator instead of avoiding it," Wizen said of the amphibian-beetle interactions. "It's quite a unique phenomenon."
You can follow LiveScience senior writer Stephanie Pappas on Twitter @sipappas. Follow LiveScience for the latest in science news and discoveries on Twitter @livescience and on Facebook.
Stephanie Pappas
Stephanie Pappas is a contributing writer for Live Science, covering topics ranging from geoscience to archaeology to the human brain and behavior. She was previously a senior writer for Live Science but is now a freelancer based in Denver, Colorado, and regularly contributes to Scientific American and The Monitor, the monthly magazine of the American Psychological Association. Stephanie received a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of South Carolina and a graduate certificate in science communication from the University of California, Santa Cruz.
4-foot tsunami hits Tonga after explosive eruption of underwater volcano


Music executive and singer turned politician, Bankole Wellington a.k.a Banky W has noted he'll publish his salary if elected a legislator.
Banky W is contesting for the Eti-Osa House of Representatives on the platform of the Modern Democratic Party (MDP).
He said: "Most of us don't know who our representatives are, talk less of their salary and allowances and constituency allocations that they receive every year most of the time to enrich themselves.
we've received, this is what we intend to spend it on." He also lambasted politicians who go to the National Assembly to enrich themselves without consideration for the masses.


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Aristides (1872–1893) was an American Thoroughbred racehorse that won the first Kentucky Derby in 1875.
In 1875, the Derby was raced at a mile and a half, the distance it would remain until 1896, when it was changed to its present mile and a quarter. Aristides also had a relative racing in the first Kentucky Derby in 1875.
A chestnut Thoroughbred with a white star and two hind stockings, Aristides was bred by Hal Price McGrath and foaled in 1872. He was sired by the great English stud Leamington, which made him a half brother to another great sire, Hall of Famer Longfellow, who, during his racing career, was called "King of the Turf". McGrath did not consider Aristides first rate, though his dam (Sarong) was by one of the United States' greatest sires, Lexington, whose bloodline went back to Glencoe and Hall of Famer Boston.
Aristides (named for his breeder's good friend and fellow horse breeder, Pennsylvanian Aristides Welch, who owned Erdenheim Stud and had imported Leamington into the United States) was foaled late in the season and was small, never standing taller than about 15 hands. His stablemate the bay Chesapeake, also sired by Lexington, was expected to do well at the races.
Price McGrath was born to poverty in Woodford County, Kentucky, and had gone west for the great California Gold Rush. He did well enough to open a gambling house in New York. In a single night, he won $105,000, which allowed him to return to Kentucky and establish a stud farm.
Both Aristides and Chesapeake were born and bred on the McGrathiana Farm in Fayette County, Kentucky, a short distance from Lexington.
Fifteen horses were entered in the first Kentucky Derby, two of them fillies. The track was fast, the weather was fine, and 10,000 people were in attendance. Aristides was one of two horses entered by Hal McGrath. The other was Chesapeake. Both horses wore the green and orange silks of H.P. McGrath. Trained by future Hall of Famer Ansel Williamson, an African American, Aristides was ridden by Oliver Lewis, also African American. McGrath expected the smaller speedball Aristides to be the "rabbit". He was to go out front fast and force the pace so that Chesapeake, considered the better McGrath horse, could stalk the front runners, and, when they and Aristides tired, come from behind to win.
Just as McGrath had planned, Aristides broke in front and took the lead, but McCreery quickly overtook him near the end of the first quarter. Aristides fought back to lead again, followed by McCreery, Ten Broeck, Volcano, and Verdigris. Chesapeake, meanwhile, was almost the last to break and was not doing much at the back of the pack. As the "rabbit", Aristides kept increasing his lead until there was virtually no chance that Chesapeake could catch up. Aristides's jockey, Oliver Lewis, knowing he was not supposed to win, looked to owner McGrath, who waved him on. Both Volcano and Verdigris challenged Aristides in the stretch, but Aristides won by a length and took the $2850 pool. Ten Broeck finished fifth and Chesapeake eighth.
The Louisville Courier-Journal wrote: "It is the gallant Aristides, heir to a mighty name, that strides with sweeping gallop toward victory...and the air trembles and vibrates again with the ringing cheers that followed."
Aristides, again ridden by Oliver Lewis, came in second in the Belmont Stakes, the race that today is the third race in the Triple Crown of American Thoroughbred horse racing. He also took the Jerome Handicap, the Withers Stakes, the Breckinridge (beating Tom Ochiltree), and a match race over Ten Broeck. He came in second in the Thespian Stakes and the Ocean Hotel Stakes and was third in the Travers Stakes.
On 10 May 1876, Aristides set the fastest time on record for two and a half miles at 3:14 at Lexington, Kentucky. Ten Broeck finished second in this race for four-year-olds (The Daily Oregonian, May 11, 1876, p. 1).
Aristides raced 21 times with 9 wins, five places, and one show.
Aristides died on June 21, 1893. In 1988, the Aristides Stakes was inaugurated at Churchill Downs to honor him. A life-sized bronze statue of Aristides by Carl Regutti stands in the Clubhouse Gardens as a memorial.


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Secret Formula?
Topic created by KofH
on Fri, 21 Feb 2014 at 16:14
KofH said on Fri, 21 Feb 2014 at 16:14...
Do you believe there was a secret formula known only to a handful of poppers barons? Would you like to buy a prime piece of sea front property in Kentucky?
Jako said on Fri, 21 Feb 2014 at 21:33...
I believe there was a secret formula, but the formula will stay secret as it was J. Millers last wish.
All his employees signed a pact never to reveal the secret.
Kentucky?
Anonymous said on Fri, 21 Feb 2014 at 22:00...
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The Rush Hour said on Sat, 22 Feb 2014 at 01:31...
The Harding Street people are up and busy, busy, busy!
Anton said on Sat, 22 Feb 2014 at 19:08...
Making joke about it is a way of saying that it does not exist. Can you tell me then how the poppers from before where so much better than now?
squeal like a pig said on Sat, 22 Feb 2014 at 22:12...
It did exist !!!
The poppers I use to love and worship has gone, thanks to the EU and other meddling right wing cranks who decide our future and pay scientists to say IBN can kill rats.
Anonymous said on Sun, 23 Feb 2014 at 10:22...
anyway why would all staff been sworn to secrecy!
The Rush Hour said on Sun, 2 Mar 2014 at 06:41...
Bring lots of cash and meet me in the Harding Street Bathroom for the "secret formula" Please cum alone!
Solomon said on Sun, 2 Mar 2014 at 12:50...
I hope I shan't be coming alone...we can make a party of it. Oink!
Spittin' Hick said on Tue, 4 Mar 2014 at 12:04...
Yeehaw! you done found it! y'all gonna hold an auction now. Bubba and i is comin in the back of the melon truck
Sliperpy said on Mon, 2 Mar 2015 at 22:11...
Is there by any chance a way to get a secret formula to this side of the Atlantic!?
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In February I will reveal my third eye to assembled pilgrims at the Tooting Bec Dance Hall. Donations for air fare will be rewarded with blessings of signed cricket box and complimentary bamboo oil shower gel sachet.
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