Pension Age To Be Lower In 1969
Canada plans lower CPP retirement age to 66 in 1969 with annual reductions toward 65 by 1970. Applicants must apply at CPP offices. payments for those already 66 or older begin January 1969. Quebec Pension Board handles Quebec pensions.
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Ottawa
Canada
Health and Welfare
John Munro
Canada Pension Plan
Quebec Pension Plan
Quebec Pension Board
Munro
Mr. Munro
Birdtail River School Division met in Shoal Lake November 14 1968
Board of Trustees of Birdtail River School Division No. 38 met in Shoal Lake on November 14 1968 at 8 p m. Present were Fulton Rapley Selby Randel Hames Lewycky Butcher Hyndman Waddell Falloon and Armitage. Minutes from November 7 were adopted. Tenders accepted: Albert Rothley 800 for Decker tencherage and land 90 by 150 feet and T C Dean 1425 for Solsgirth teacherage and garage and P Pomehichuk 53 for land at Solsgirth including multiple blocks and streets. Financial statement No 10768 approved. Adjourned to November 28 at 8 p m. Adjournment 12:00 p.m.
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Shoal Lake
Birdtail River
Fulton
Rapley
Selby
Randell
Hames
Lewycky
Butcher
Hyndman
Waddell
Falloon
Armitage
Albert Rothley
T. C. Dean
Sols
Fifth Street S
S. Market Street
Sketch Club Meets With Still Life Studies
The Sketch Club met Thursday afternoon November 19 at 1 30. Members Ella Graham Akma Dickson Eve Brown and Ann Perlmutter presented pencil and oil works with varied techniques. The group will reconvene Tuesday November 26 at 1 30.
4 H Club Curling Night in Hamiota
After an exciting curling game with all members, the group moved to Chumah Hall for a Pot Luck Supper. Grace opened the meal, then Margaret Miller delivered an exciting report on a trip to Tennessee. About 81 people attended, with thanks to the mothers and the W I for coming.
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Hamiota
Chumah Hall
Grace
Margaret Miller
Tennesee
W.I
Annual Cardale Pool Meeting Honors Fortieth Anniversary
The Manitoba Pool Elevators of Cardale held their annual meeting and banquet Friday honoring 40 years of operation. About 100 members and spouses attended a turkey supper, with speeches, cake cutting, a sing song, and reports from Don Kerr and Sam Stewart. Delegates and guest speakers from MPE and related regions attended, as board members for 1968-69 were named and retirements noted.
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Tom Gibbons
Jim McTavish
Cear Lake
John McCormick
Winnipeg
Don Kerr
Sam Stewart
Bob Richardson
Virden
Jim Deveson
Arden
Cliff Carruthers
Minnedosa
H. English
T. Ramsay
Wm.tewart
D. Kerr
J. McCormick
F. Phillips
H. Stephens
F. Hyndman
G. Cowan
How Is Your Heart Fund Dollar Spent Luncheon
The Manitoba Heart Foundation hosts a luncheon in Brandon University Dining Hall on Wednesday December 4 at 12 00 noon. A meeting follows at 2 00 p m in the G R Rowe Education Building with Dr T E Cuddy of Winnipeg and Dr K R Woodman of Brandon discussing Heart Research in Manitoba.
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Manitoba Heart Foundation
Brandon University
G. R. ‘Rowe Education Bulding
T. E. Cuddy
Winnipeg
Manitoba Heart Research Team
K. R
Woodman
Brandon
Manitoba
Burser
Branton University
U C W Meet Decker November Gathering
The U C W held its November meeting on Thursday the 21st at 2 p m in the church with thirteen members present. Mrs Decker opened with a prayer and Mrs Bruce Knight led the Worship Service.
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Brooks
China
Hunter
N. Lints
Decker
Cochran
Hospital Aid group reports November meeting in Hamiota
HAMIOTA The Hospital District No 7A Ladies Aid met November 22 in the Community Room with ten districts represented. Donations included $82 for an over bed table and $500 from Hamiota Pitlochry Hospital Guild for a cardiac monitor. Treasurer’s ledger shows 874.90. Shoal Lake held a blood donors clinic with 302 giving blood and twenty rejects.
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Hamiota
Ladies’ Aid
Healey
Harding
Hamiota Pitlochry Hospital Guild
Shoal Lake
Nineteen Complete Defensive Driving Course
Nineteen local adults completed a Defensive Driving Course on November 21 sponsored by the Hamiota Lions Club. Instructors Dick Tayl Ted Reimer and Jim Gammack led eight hours of lectures films and demonstrations on hazard recognition defense understanding and acting in time. Certificates were awarded to Harry Bailey Art Dixon Ross Poole Allan Robertson Kay Castle Norma Sheardown Mrs Seddon Dennis Smith Fred Venables Dot Venables Harvey Houck Ivan Fleming Agnes Pateman Harold McLaren Art Oakden Betty Oakden P J Robinson and Wendell Wight.
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Hamiota Lions Club
Dick Tayl
Highway Safety Division
Ted Reimer
Jim Gammack
Harry Bailey
Art Dixon
Ross Poole
Allan Robertson
Kay Castle
Norma Sheardown
Mrs. Seddon
Dennis Smith
Fred and
Dot Venables
Harvey Houck
Ivan Fleming
Isabella UCW November Meeting Minutes
The U C W met at Mrs G Sunley's home November 13 with eleven members present. Reports covered nominating committee findings, Foster Child funds, Coffee House details, and support for a regional library at Birtle.
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Isabella
U.C.W
G. Sunley
Art Heise
Doug Heise
E. D. Hudson
G. Weber
L. Irwin
G. Still
G. Sutherland
John Nelson
Birtle
D. Heise
McConnell W I Meets With Five Members And Visitors
The McConnell Women’s Institute gathering on November 19 in the Community Hall included five members and two visitors. They opened with the W I Creed, reviewed minutes and the treasurer’s report, handled correspondence, and passed a motion to lend the hall for the Sunday school Xmas Tree Concert. A banquet for the McConnell 4 H Beef Club on November 30 was planned. A Xmas Party for the next meeting was discussed but not decided, and the meeting adjourned.
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McConnell
W.I Creed
Panswer
CARDALE W I Meeting Highlights Hints for Calorie Watchers
The CARDALE W I met in the Orange hall with eighteen members. Mrs. J Stewart presided, Mrs. J Dennison was secretary, and Roll Call answered with hints for calorie watchers. Reports, FWIC news, Red Cross sewing, bazaar plans, and a display of ACWW material were noted.
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Cardale
W.I
Orange Hall
J. Stewart
J. Dennison
G. Hyndman
Beef Club Elects Wight Chairman for Reorganization
Beechwood 4H Beef Club met November 19 1968 in McConnell Hall to elect Wendell Wight ag rep as chairman for reorganizing the club which has 23 members including five new pupils Doug Brooks John Thompson Brian Mathison Davy McConnell and Cameron Johnston Officers for the coming year are Clayton Brown president Ross Mathison vice president Elaine McConnell secretary Darryl Boyd treasurer and Larry Paterson reporter Junior leader is Ross Mathison Leaders Bruce Paterson Jack Boyd and Don McConnell Plans for annual banquet November 30 were discussed Five year certificates were presented to Elaine McConnell Alan Wright and Larry Paterson Meetings are set for the second Tuesday of each month at 7 30 in McConnell Hall.
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Lunar
United States
TNS
Birdtail River S. D
P. Pomehichuk
Solsgirth
Bill Ramsay
Red Cross
Hedley
Giles
Fort Garry
Berfore
Agnes Pateman
Harold McLaren
Betty Oakden
P. J. Robinson
Wendell Wight
W.I. Meet
A.C.W.W
Lansing
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