Kenton Leisure Club Cruise and Thanksgiving News
Seven Kenton residents from the Kenton Leisure Club cruised the Shoal Lake on the Mickey Finn on Sept 28 despite windy weather. They then dined at Choy's Restaurant for a Chinese supper. Thanksgiving visits and suppers featured numerous families from Saskatoon Brandon Virden and Brandon with gatherings and a 80th birthday noted. Deepest sympathy to Glen Carter and retirement news for Louise Jay.
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Kenton Leisure Club
Shoal Lake
Mickey Finn
Choy’s
Bill Campbell
Doris
Cara
Curtis Taylor
Saskatoon
Betty Thomson
Hamiota
Dorothy Foster
Edna Lonsdale
Kenton
Beth Campbell
Douglas
Allen
Alys Fay
Andy Kenyon
Brandon
Ray Reid
Gertie
Campbell
Phillippe Gagnon
Cindy
Cory
Courtney Nolan
High River
Edna Nolan
Edna
Jerry
Linda Nolan
Virden
Jim
Diane Inglis
Effie Drummond
Diane
Effie
Rapid City
Molly Vance
Ray
Lynda Vance
Tasha
Maryann Vance
Tracy
Brad McConnell
Winnipeg
Muriel Cumming
Oak Lake
Edith Johnson
Julie Dyer
Anne Mawr
Richard Hollingsworth
Ruth Hollingsworth
Glen Carter
Louise Jay
Community notices from Kenton Shiloh and area events
Thanksgiving weekend visits are noted for families including Wilfred Merke and Adeline, and Jean Gompf. A Halloween karaoke and pumpkin contest are planned for Oct 28 and 31 at Kenton Hall with prizes and a children's entry draw. Shiloh UCW reports a September meeting, plans a fall supper, and urges replies to a community questionnaire with 40 responses so far.
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Wilfred
Adeline Merke
Thunder Bay
Ont
Todd
Jean
Lorne Gompf
Snow Lake
Ethel Snape
Prince Albert
Sask
Florence
John
Kenton Legion
Hallowe’en
Kenton and Area
Lion’s Club
Kenton School
Kenton Hall
Lion’s
Kenton-Shiloh
Whyte
Executive Council
Shiloh U.C.W
Pauline Campbell
Adele McLaughlin
Sarah
Tess
Joyce Kehler
Helen Steiner Rice
Doreen Black
Kenton
Shiloh
Marlene Hunter
Assiniboine Presbytery
Marlene Carter
Ellen Stevenson
Roma Stevenson
Margaret Carter
Fire safety urged to cut Canadian child fire deaths
Across Canada about 1300 fires are started by children with lighters and matches yearly, causing around 20 deaths, 150 burn injuries and 14 million dollars in damage. Child resistant lighters become mandatory for disposables after June 1995, with advice to store lighters away, teach children, and lead by example.
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Canada
Thanksgiving Weekend Visit Noted in Lawson Family
Hugh and Iris Lawson spent the Thanksgiving weekend with their son and daughter-in-law Les and Oakner Mrs Jim Routledge. The article records a family gathering and mentions contact number 764 2038.
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Betty Lawson
Yorkton
Sask
Lauren Anderson
Brandon
Lloyd
Marilyn Anderson
Ivan
Mary Routledge
Jim Routledge
Hugh
Iris Lawson
Les
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Paulette Wiens
Law
Brenda
Scott Gerrard
Derek
Ron
Pattie Routledge
Suzie
Zeke Scott
Carberry
Oakner
Manitoba
McKenzie
Mac Campbell
Provincial Granite Works
Dauphin
Man