Birth of Neal Kenneth Hodgins in Regina
Dr and Mrs Kay Hodgins of Regina announce the birth of a son named Neal Kenneth on September 6 1965. Visitors include Rev F Wilson and Dennis and John from Alvinston Ontario plus extended relatives Mr and Mrs R Collie Mrs Furneaux and Mrs McFarlane and several Collie family members.
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Kay Hodgins
Donna Smuttell
Regina
Neal Kenneth
F. Wilson
Dennis
John
Alvinstone
Ontario
R. Collie
Furneaux
McFarlane
Indaw
W. Collie
W. Col
Oak River School opens with 12 kindergartners and 160 pupils
The Oak River Elementary School opened for the fall term on September 1 with 12 beginners. Total enrollment in grades 1 to 8 is about 160. Principal is Mr Larry McCrady. teachers include Mr James Forsyth, Mrs Donna Hume, and Miss Donna McFadyen. Glen Hammond is mind Mr and Mrs Doug Gange and Mona Lee of Winnipeg visited. Funeral held for Hampton Greenaway at Oak River United Church with interment in Oak River Cemetery.
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Larry McCrady
James Forsyth
Donna Hume
Donna McFadyen
Glen Hammond
Doug Gange
Mona Lee
Winnipeg
Mona Glint
Hamp
Ton Greenaway
Oak River United Church
Oak River Cemetery
Community Visitors and Local Red Cross Water Safety Awards
Decker area residents host visitors from Ontario and Manitoba en route to Alberta and Winnipeg. Canadian Red Cross Water Safety Awards are announced for Salt Lake July passers and include beginners and badge recipients from local families. Nursing staff grads Miss Marlene James and Miss Irene Murray celebrate graduations at Brandon General Hospital.
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Canadian Red Cross Society
Salt Lake
Janice Stewart
Karen Espey
Lori Walden
Brenda Johns
Maureen Espey
Roberta Henry
Lynda Darroch
Greg Thom
Gordon Churcheson
Craig
Gladstone
Terry Espey
Strathclair
Scott Purdy
Decker
Marlene James R.N
F. James
Brandon General Hospital
Irene Murray R.N
Chumah News Travel Recap Highlights Manitoba and Calgary Visits
Mrs. Ferris returned from a two week Alberta trip with Mr. and Mrs. E Cyr and Winnipeg family continuing to the west coast. Phyllis Pollock leaves Winnipeg after two weeks at home to begin a university field trip to Milwaukee Racine Chicago and more. Mr and Mrs H McConnell and Jeff spent the long weekend in the district.
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Phyllis Pollock
Winnipeg
Milwaukee
Racine
Chicago
H. McConnell
Jeff
Jack Lewis
Jim Lewis
Portage
Lewis
Local residents and visitors mingle in Lavinia and Winnipeg
Lavinia news notes visits at the home of Mr and Mrs T McWhirter and weekend stays at parental homes for Mr Barry Taylor Miss Linda Knight spends a weekend with her parents A Knight Glen Bridge teaches at Rivers Maureen Milne teaches at Decker Linda Mundell begins nurse training A nurses graduation was held at St Pauls United Church Brandon with many attendees including Elmer Johns and family members Bev Johns visits Elmer Johns home.
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Dawn Bailey
Linda Stewart
Dianne Gnntel
Winnipeg
Tteir
Bert Bailey
Minnedosa
Wes Runchey
Bill Harms
Hamiota
L. O. Tremaine
Joe Kovac
T. McWhirter
Barry Taylor
Percy Taylor
Linda Knight
A. Knight
Glen Bridge
Rivers
Maueen Milne
Decker
Mundell
Linda Mundell
Brandon General Hospital
St. Pauls United Church
Brandon
Elmer Johns
Murray
Dallas
A. Rockley
Bob McConnell
Harold Tremaine
Donald
Philip
Dean
Bev Johns
Fleming welcomes a son Marvin Wayne
Oakner News notes the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fleming on August 31, named Marvin Wayne. It also lists visits and holidays among local families including Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Brown Mrs. G. W. VanDusen and others, and extended travels to Hamilton Ontario and Regina.
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Wayne Fleming
Marvin Wayne
H. D. Brown
G. W. VanDusen
Frank VanDusen
Pilot Mound
Linda Rankin
Brandon General Hospital
John Kennedy
Winnipeg
Four P S W Trucks Available in Winnipeg Brandon or Virden
Four P S W trucks are available in Winnipeg Brandon or Virden. For details call Kenton 57 collect.
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P.S.W
Winnipeg
Brandon
Virden
Kenton
Canada Pension Plan promises long term retirement and disability benefits
The piece explains how Mary could accumulate 614 years of low earnings yet receive the same pension due to gradual increases with career growth. It notes adjustments for living costs, a disability pension of 83.12 monthly until age 65, then combined retirement and Old Age Security payments, and a $465 lump sum to a deceased contributor’s estate. It mentions personal and employer contributions of 4.68 monthly each for earners of 3720 yearly, and credits authority to Minister Judy LaMarsh.
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Mary
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George Moore
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Bert Musgrove
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Muriel Mast
Hespeler
Ont
Arnold Darroch
Clifford
Ethel Lockett
Mount Forrest
J. D. Quinton
White
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W. F. Rivers
Don Thompson
Joy
Iee Haton
Chumah News
Lavinia News
Oakner News
RED Cross
Foster
Oak River
Lavinia McConnell
Oakner Harding
F. A. Hodge
Brooks’ Electric
Canada Pension Plan
Mary Todd
Minister of National Health and Welfare
Canada
Judy LaMarsh