Five year old amputee Jason Denbow earns CHAMP tag in Manitoba
Jason Denbow of Plumas Manitoba, a left leg amputee since 1974, presented Premier Ed Schreyer with the War Amps CHAMP Manitoba No 1 key tag during a February ceremony. The CHAMP program supports child amputees with prosthetic medical care counselling and education funding. Officials praise Jason’s courage and plans for a full life, including higher education.
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Jason Denbow
Plumas
Manitoba
Ed Schreyer
Jason
War Amputations of
Canada
Schreyer
Manitoba No. 1
National War Amps
Champ
Denbows
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War Amps
Edwin area notices and War Amps updates
Local notes report UCW meeting at B Crews on Portage. funerals for Adolph Grafer in Saskatoon and Reinhold Riepze in Winkler. visits by Regina residents to Henry Gould home. whist drive winners and March 13 party planned. War Amps coverage highlights Jason Denbow’s public appearances and rehabilitation efforts plus national programs aiding amputees and veterans since 1963.
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UCW
B. ‘Crewson
Portage
Minnie Biberdorf
Adolph Grafer
Moose Jaw
Sask
Reinhold Riepze
Winkler
Ken Nichols
Charlie Nichols
Regina
Henry Gould
C. Gould
Ladies
Will
Jason
Quebec City
Jules Leger
Quebec
Hughes Lapointe
Gilles Lamontagne
Child Amputee
U.c.la
Los Angeles
Padre Lambert Trust Fund
The
Canadian Pension Commission
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Funeral notices from Livingstone district mix with visits and visits
Local residents attended funerals and hosted relatives from Winnipeg and Montreal. Families including Fehrs Whytes Reids and Webers shared gatherings at Kelwood Arden Bear Creek and Winnipeg while others visited churches, conferences, and a Gospel Mission service.
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Sr Uillscape
Homer Fehr
Jack Whyte
Kelwood
David Whyte
Montreal
Fehr
Cheryl Reid
Winnipeg
Harry Reid
Gwen Reid
Indaw
Dana Brinley
Frank Weber
MacGregor
Shawn
Heidi Weber
Dick Carruthers
Austin
Nicole
A. Weber
Bear Creek
Allan Fehr
Owen McGorman
Henry Friesen
Lorraine
Residents learn costly Christmas tree judgment in court
Thur sday residents received six months conditional discharges on a joint wilful damage charge tied to a private evergreen tree taken near Christmas. Peter Bunnik and Donald Glennie must pay $110 restitution each via probation services by April 12, 1976. Additional court items include Maurice Legasse receiving a verbal reprimand for careless driving after pleading guilty, John Fehr being fined $150 or 30 days for refusing a breathalyzer, Gerald Cargon found not guilty on colored gas in vehicle, Ralph Merrick remanded for progress on a common mischief charge, and Howard James Hickox remanded pending sentencing with a pre-sentence report and police recovery of $120.25 in quarters.
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Peter Bunnik
Donald Glennie
Crown Information
Maurice Legasse
B. P. McDonald
Crown
McDonald
Legasse
John Fehr
Fehr
Gerald Cargon
Argon
Ralph Merrick
St. Claude
Merrick
Howard James Hickox
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Champ Project
Edwin News
Livingstone
Mr. and
Mrs. Meloney
Robert Reid
Henry
Ron Gillies
Brother-Inlaw
Don McDonald
Donna
Ken Ford
Arden
Robert Gillespie
James Morris
Gladstone
Hickox
Portage la Prairie
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