Mall in the Hall draws Kenton shoppers on Friday evening
At Kenton Memorial Hall from 6 to 9 30 p m a Mall in the Hall fundraiser drew a full hall. Admission was 2 with supper beef on a bun a slice of dessert and drink for sale. About 20 tables showcased baking clothing jewelry Tupperware and more. Woodworth Millennium Museum offered a jelly bean guess a Christmas cake raffle and a paper tree lottery fundraiser.
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Kenton Memorial Hall
Woodworth Millennium Museum
Catherine Carter
Kenton
Community canvass donations support Manitoba heart health
Heart and Stroke Foundation in Manitoba thanks Harding Kenton Lenore for Donor's Choice gifts. The campaign totals 1 677 dollars for primary prevention, education, and resuscitation programs. The note stresses rising heart disease and stroke risk across demographics and urges continued support. Together we can make death wait.
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Heart and Stroke Foundation
Manitoba
HSF
Harding/Kenton
Lenore
Kenton Remembrance Day Service at Memorial Hall
A Remembrance Day ceremony at Kenton Memorial Hall hosted by Kenton Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 118 featured dignitaries from CFB Shilo and RCMP officer Cpl Ed Riglin. The service included poppy placement, wreath laying by local officials and Shilo soldiers, hymns, a guest speech by Cole Ramsey, and a potluck lunch.
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Kenton Royal Canadian Legion Branch No
Jack Houston
Cfb Shilo
Cpl
Ed Riglin
RCMP
Virden
O Canada
Eileen Kent
Jason Hodson
CrossRoads Community Church
Jack
John Finnie
Don Carter
Piper Douglas Caldwell
Mike Ramsden
Reeve Dennis Carter
RM of
Woodworth
Shilo
Riglin
4-H
Kenton Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Linda Drake
God
Cole Ramsey
CFB
Rachel Robinson
Kenton United Church
God Save the Queen
Legion Branch No 75 notes Remembrance services and fund gains
Branch No 75 held its November meeting with 15 members. President Dave Oakey thanked volunteers from Remembrance Day services held November 8 and 11 at Riverdale Personal Care Home Rivers Elementary Collegiate and their own hall. The Poppy Fund totaled 1122.57 after expenses with funds used locally for veterans and families. Plans include a new sign for the hockey rink and a grant application to cover about 40 percent of roof work. Volunteers will decorate the upper half of the rink on November 28 around 10 am. A Grey Cup party is planned for November 24 and a curling bonspiel set for March 1. Nominations for five executive positions were made and will be sworn in next meeting.
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Branch No. 75
Dave Oakey
Riverdale
Rivers
Provincial Command
The
Legion
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