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On behalf of the family of Kathleen Bennett, we are forever grateful for all the good food that was dropped off, all the beautiful flowers, and for all the cards of sympathy. We would also like to thank Rev. Koshy David for the service, Trina Ilchuck for playing piano, the pallbearers and for all the people that came out to help celebrate our mother’s life. Thank you to the U.C.W. women for the lunch after the service. Forever grateful The Bennett families
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The beginning of another month today the hopeful man sees success where others see failure, sunshine where others see shadow and storm. Irvin and Marilyn Johnston had a good holiday in Maricote Arizona for three weeks, they spent two weeks visiting Ervineís sisters Doreen and Eva which they all enjoyed with the sight seeing trips they made, also visited with the Bratens and McLeods, a niece in Colorado and a friend Bob Humphries in Scot City Kansas. Lanny and Jean Sostorics spent the Easter celebration with their son Mark and family in Calgary. Shelley Bow of Hudson Bay spent this past weekend with her parents Tony and Jean Cancade. Holly Keith of Weyburn also spent the weekend with her mother and Melvin Lineman. Karrissa Bertalon of Regina is home for a few days with her parents and visiting her grandmother Yvonne Bertalon. Joseph and Gloria Bourhis had all their family home this past week Bev and Jay Boherson and family of Hanley (their youngest daughter Sienna had come home with Carla and family when they were in Hanley for the Easter weekend). Debbie of Arcola, Earl, Danielle and family, the highlight of the week was a trip for 13 members of the family attending the Brandon Winter fair, thanks to Joseph and Gloria. Bert and Mona West enjoyed their time at the
curling held in Swift Current recently. I understand there were a number of folks from the local area enjoying the same entertainment. Laurie Williamson of Edmonton, AB spent the past week with her parents Joe and Eva Raiwet, Donna Trafiak of Regina is spending some time at home with her mother this week while her father is in the respite home in Kipling. During the winter all the family members have been taking turns coming to Kennedyóthatís what I call dedication to Dad and Mum. There was a very good attendance at the Friendship bingo held last Thursday at the Community hall. Winners were: Marion Yuhasz, Marlene Penney, Jeremy Green, Joe Yuhasz, Karrissa Bertalon, Sue Cummins, Doreen Cancade, Esther Barsi, Jeanne Molnar, Deanna Wipf, Greg Szilagyi, the two donated bingo prizes were donated by Marion Yuhasz and Betty Penney, these were won by Doreen and Jim Szilagyi. The 50/50 draw was won by Lorraine Gurr, and the black out by Violet Daku. Betty Penney of Arcola had donated a quilt to the centre which was raffled and the winner was Leanne Lawrence, thanks to Betty and everyone who bought tickets which amounted to over $300.00. Thought for the week. The more you give yourself to others, the more joy and peace will flow into your own life have a good week.
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Word has been received of the passing of Birdene (Husband) Titterton of Medicine Hat, AB. She passed away on March 25th at the age of 85 years old. She was a sister of Irene Husbands and was married to Freeman’s brother, Murray. She is survived by 2 sons, one living in Winnipeg and one living at Spy Hill and their families. Sympathy to all of the family members in this area. Shirley Corkish enjoyed the Easter holiday in Regina where she celebrated with Rick and Michelle Corkish, Eric, Emma and Eva. They and other family members gathered at Michelle’s parents for the Easter Meal. Visiting from Paradise Hill were Colleen Form, Ashten and Jesse. They and Trevor and Christa Pryce and family and Norman Myers joined the David Meyers family in Moosomin for Easter.
Mark and Velda Weatherald have retuned home after spenting 3 weeks in Maui. While there, Filipe and Rayna and infant daughter, Maya visited as did Blake and Stephanie. Sympathy to the family of the late Alfred Sweeting of Maryfield who passed away at Deer View Lodge on March 23rd. He was 95 years old and is survived by his wife Berniece (Davis) and family. Born to Jodie and Roger Dunham a daughter on March 16th. She weighed 8lbs 7 oz and has been named Briget Ann. She is a sister for Lydia and a granddaughter for Ken and Doreen Ross of Winnipeg, Grant and Eileen Dunham of Maryfield and Auntie Grannie of Virden. I appreciated those who shared their news with me this week!
Preparing to succeed By Linda Wegner It’s been more than fifteen years since I wrote my first business-related article; today, highlighting the accomplishments of businesses, their owners, their employees and their clients comprises the bulk of my work. This weekly article is the primary exception. Over those years of interviewing, researching and writing about the challenges and victories faced by entrepreneurs taught me so much: the need for strategic planning; the importance of determining where you want to go and how you intend to get there; and, a well thought out financial plan. Who can’t think of what looked like a sureto-succeed enterprise, only to see it fail. Though unable to control circumstances such as the general economy, it’s essential to plan for competition and a strong business plan. Speaking of competition, I have been stunned at the number of local restaurants that have opened and closed their doors within the past five years. Who knows why some
failed while others enjoy still enjoy resounding success. Looking back on those years I’ve gained a fresh perspective on how the same factors influence our personal and our spiritual lives. Christian growth, like any other kind of growth, requires commitment, planning and above all, constant input. Spirituality is popular these days; discipleship, not so much. To grow in our walk with Christ requires a daily decision to follow in His ways, no matter what the cost. It also needs regular nourishment that’s derived from reading Scripture, prayer and fellowship. But lest I make living a Christian life sound like drudgery, here’s the great news: God believes in you and me! He cheers us on! He pours out His blessing and His encouragement in the toughest of circumstances and He’s made every provision for our success! “…and being fully convinced that what He had promised He was also (and still is) able to perform.”
Pensions decisions – six keys to a great retirement You’ve undoubtedly thought a lot about the “shape” of your retirement – but whether your plans include traveling, volunteering, starting a new career, or a myriad of other retirement dreams, the most important thing is having sufficient finances to ensure all of them become reality. If you are a member of a pension plan, now is the time to make some important decisions that will have a strong impact on the amount and length of your pension. Decide when your pension payments will begin. If you have a defined benefit pension plan, your annual benefit may be reduced if you retire before reaching a certain age or completing a minimum service requirement. However, your plan may
have a bridging benefit to offset an early retirement pension reduction that is paid from the date of early retirement up to age 65 when it will stop. Decide whether or not your pension benefit transfers to your spouse when you die. You can usually: Elect to receive a life-only pension that ends when you die. It will deliver a higher monthly benefit to you than a joint and last survivorship pension but will not provide a continuing benefit for your spouse after you die. The plan member’s spouse will need to sign a waiver to take this option.
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