Glen Haven Manor Christmas Notes and Visits
Glen Haven Manor residents share holiday greetings and thanks. Mrs. Sullivan and son Ken visit Bertha Jefferies in Treherne Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of Neche visit with Sepke's family. Santa paid a parade after, Glenboro Brownie Troop sang carols, and Allan Greer Herman Arason hosted a Turkish dinner. Mrs. Sveinson visited with George and Alice Roeland.
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E. Brown
Neche
N.D
Sepke
Sullivan
Allan Johnson
Virden
Man
Phinney
Stockton
Santa
Glenboro
Pullam
Glen Haven Manor
Allan Greer
Herman Arason
Mary Sveinson
George
Alice Roeland
Mariapolis
Establishing a Personal Financial Plan step by step
The article outlines simple, practical steps for Canadians to build a personal financial plan. Start with clear objectives aligned to non monetary needs, then assess resources via a personal financial review listing assets, liabilities, and net worth. It stresses professional advice as needed and parallels business planning methods.
Dufferin council charged with discrimination case
The R M of Dufferin faces a discrimination charge brought to council by a Human Rights Commission of Manitoba representative. A St Claude resident alleges discrimination by the municipality and officials over 1984 and 1985 job matters. council was unaware, investigation continues. The Sentinel Courier shows a 1907 08 photo of seven young men.
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Carman
R.M
Dufferin
Human Rights Commission of Manitoba
St. Claude
Sentinal
Pilot Mound
Pilot Mound team wins Manitoba Amateur Championship
The Pilot Mound hockey club captured the Manitoba Amateur Championship this year continuing the town’s tradition of strong teams. In Elgin a ceiling fire at the Lucky Dollar store forced closure last week as firefighters from Elgin Minto Hartney and Boissevain tackled the blaze. Owner Ron Ratcliffe said reopening may be delayed until spring if structural damage is found.
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Pilot Mound
Manitoba
the Recorder of
Boissevain
Elgin
Minto
Hartney
Ron Ratcliffe
Safety First Save the Caboose on Grain Car
The Gazette of Baldur notes a grain car loaded in town last week bore a traveling sign reading Safety First Save the Caboose along its lower edge. The Times of Treherne reports Edith Martel of St. Claude won $10,000 in the Travel Through Time Lottery. She plans Florida after Christmas and France in spring.
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Gazette of Baldur
Times of Treherne
Edith Martel
St. Claude
Florida
France
Martel
Christmas Common Cents A Guide to Thrifty Holiday Cheer
Christmas tips emphasize simple gifts and creative wrapping. Use coupons for tasks, home baked jars, kids drawings as wrap, and rustic paper crafts. Trim gift lists, suggest activities, draw names, serve punch, and start new family traditions like carol singing at nursing homes and delivering Christmas Cheer hampers.
Spouse's Allowance Expanded For Widows 60 to 64
As of September 1 1985 the Spouse's Allowance covers widowed persons aged 60 to 64 with low income. Eligibility requires age 60 to 64 widow or not remarried living with deceased in a common-law union at least one year, low income, and Canada residence after age 18 for 10 years. Maximum monthly payment is 548.67 dollars, indexed quarterly.
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