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1. P11414 - Landmark Realty offers tours of town Christmas light displays. Cyril Semler, Nancy Denby, Jake Rempel, Cody Wong, Gerry Martin, Marlin Loeppky, Ken Enns and Berrie Henderson.

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2. P14258 - General Motors master salesmen's pins presented to Marlin Loeppky and Frank Johnston by RA "Rudy" Hanson, General Motors Canada District Manager.

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3. P14259 - General Motors master salesmen's pin presentation. Group of eight men, only three men identified: Marlin Loeppky, Frank Johnson and R A "Rudy" Hanson.

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4. P14260 - "Marlin Loeppky, center, and Frank Johnson, left, car salesmen for John McGowan Motors Ltd., receive master salesmen's pins from R A 'Rudy' Hanson, District Manager for General Motors of Canada Ltd. It is the first time in the Fraser Valley that two employees working for the same firm have been awarded the pins in the same year. Mr. Loeppky and Mr Johnson received the pins for outstanding service as salesmen during 1961."

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5. P14261 - General Motors master salesmen's pin presentation. Group of eight men, only three men identified: Marlin Loeppky, Frank Johnson and R A "Rudy" Hanson.

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6. P15180 - "Planning January campaign in the MSA area for the Kinsmen sponsored Child Care and Polio Rehabilitation Fund campaign are Kinette chairman, Donna Carson, with Kinsmen chairman, Ron DeLair, left, and Kinsmen supply chairman Marlin Loeppky. Campaign is now underway with Mothers March slated for February 2. There will be no business canvass this year. Donations can be forwarded to Box 1155, Abbotsford."

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7. P15348 - "Kinsmen Elgin Bartsch, left, and Marlin Loeppky with the giant Athlete of the Year Award which will be presented to the outstanding high school athlete at the first athlete of the year dinner at the Royal Canadian Legion auditorium. Guests will include Herb Capozzi, BC Lions general manager, Joe Kapp, Lions quarterback, and Max McNabb, general manager and coach of Vancouver Canucks. Tickets are available from any member of the Kinsmen Club. Door prize will be two season tickets to the Lions football games."

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8. P17042 - Clearbrook Road/South Fraser Way intersection looking north along Clearbrook Road. Marlin Loeppky standing att he side of the road.

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9. P17043 - South Fraser Way at Clearbrook Road. Marlin Loeppky standing at the roadside.

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10. P17665 - "Clearbrook Board of Trade executive elected Monday are Henry Matties, chairman, Marlin Loeppky, vice chairman and Ernie Janzen, secretary treasurer."

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11. P17799 - "Council and school board candidates-elected in Matsqui included, left to right, new councillor Marlin Loeppky, veteran councillor William Scott and J A Jackman, school board incumbent Henry Borg and victorious council candidate for the one year term, Gerald Adams." Brian McCristall photo

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12. P17804 - Election night. Identical to P17799, "Council and school board candidates-elected in Matsqui included, left to right, new councillor Marlin Loeppky, veteran councillor William Scott and J A Jackman, school board incumbent Henry Borg and victorious council candidate for the one year term Gerald Adams." Brian McCristall photo.

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13. P17899 - "Albert Visser was presented with an award for outstanding sales performance during 1967. Presentation was made at a breakfast meeting of the Abbotsford division of the Westminster County Real Estate Board by divisional chairman. Marlin Loeppky, right."

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14. P18213 - "Checking over listing estimates on the multiple listings inspection tour are Bill Borman (Gale Realty), Don Siemens (P B Crocker), Marlin Loeppky (Clearbrook Realty), Albert Visser (Visser Realty), Peter Brandsma (Jacobson Agencies) and Earl Federspiel (Buchanan's Travel and Insurance)."

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15. P35538 - President of the Women’s Auxiliary to MSA General Hospital Mrs. Barbara McLoughlan (left) and chairman of the board Marlin Loeppky present long-service certificates, pins and guards to Candy Stripers at a tea held June 4, 1979, in the lunchroom of the hospital. These girls, in their closing years of secondary school, volunteered an average of two hours weekly to help at the acute care hospital, in the Women’s auxiliary gift shop and at The Cottage, extended care unit. Their duties varied, but included such things as reading to patients, helping with feeding or letter writing, folding linen and any other duties that were helpful to both patients and staff. Image not published.

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16. P35539 - President of the Women’s Auxiliary to MSA General Hospital Mrs. Barbara McLoughlan (left) and chairman of the board Marlin Loeppky present long-service certificates, pins and guards to Candy Stripers at a tea held June 4, 1979, in the lunchroom of the hospital. These girls, in their closing years of secondary school, volunteered an average of two hours weekly to help at the acute care hospital, in the Women’s auxiliary gift shop and at The Cottage, extended care unit. Their duties varied, but included such things as reading to patients, helping with feeding or letter writing, folding linen and any other duties that were helpful to both patients and staff. Image not published.

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17. P35540 - President of the Women’s Auxiliary to MSA Heneral Hospital Mrs. Barbara McLoughlan (left) and chairman of the board Marlin Loeppky present long-service certificates, pins and guards to Candy Stripers at a tea held June 4, 1979, in the lunchroom of the hospital. Here Debbie Elliot receives both her 250 hour and 300 hour guards from Mr. Loeppky. These girls in their closing years of secondary school volunteered an average of two hours weekly to help at the acute care hospital, in the Women’s auxiliary gift shop and at THE Cottage, extended care unit. Their duties varied, but included such things as reading to patients, helping with feeding or letter writing, folding linen and any other duties that were helpful to both patients and staff.

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18. P37543 - MSA Hospital board chairman Marlin Loeppky turns a shovel worth more than $6 million as the first step in an expansion project which was to provide the community with one of the most modern care facilities in the valley. With Loeppky are Don Voth (left) of contractors Voth Brothers and (right) George Jack of Architects. Thompson, Berwick and Pratt. Image not published.

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19. P37544 - MSA Hospital board chairman Marlin Loeppky turns a shovel worth more than $6 million as the first step in an expansion project which was to provide the community with one of the most modern care facilities in the valley. With Loeppky are Don Voth (left) of contractors Voth Brothers and (right) George Jack of Architects. Thompson, Berwick and Pratt. Image not published.

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20. P37545 - MSA Hospital board chairman Marlin Loeppky turns a shovel worth more than $6 million as the first step in an expansion project which was to provide the community with one of the most modern care facilities in the valley. With Loeppky are Don Voth (left) of contractors Voth Brothers and (right) George Jack of Architects. Thompson, Berwick and Pratt.

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