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Erickson Credit Union was founded by a handful of people in the spirit of community growth and co-operation. At a cost of $5 per share, 10 local residents purchased one share each and their investments provided the initial assets for a banking institution and Ericksn Credit Union was incorporated September 2, 1952.
By 1964, there were approximately 100 active members and the Credit Union had outgrown the office shared with the Co-op store. The Credit Union office was moved to its own building and full service was provided to the membership. Continued growth of the membership over the next few years necessitated even more office space and better business surroundings for the Erickson Credit Union. In 1968, a new building was constructed to house what was now a recognized community banking service.
283, route provinciale 480, Laurier, MB R0J 1A0
Division Scolaire Franco-Manitobaine No 49,
Elkhorn Creamee invites you to their dining room. You can get there by car. The neighboring location is memorable for its parks.
The Saint-Lazare school is a French school. In collaboration with the family and the community, its mission is to nurture and strengthen the education of children to form lifelong learners proud of their language and their culture.
Local NoticesThere are no local notices posted at this time. Please check back soon!If you have a local notice that you would like to submit to our office, you can do so by clicking here . All submissions remain pending till approved by the site administrator.Your OpinionDo you feel the Village of Elkhorn should pursue a new office building within the community?Yes:
Local NoticesThere are no local notices posted at this time. Please check back soon!If you have a local notice that you would like to submit to our office, you can do so by clicking here . All submissions remain pending till approved by the site administrator.Your OpinionDo you feel the Village of Elkhorn should pursue a new office building within the community?Yes:
The Evangelical Mennonite Conference centres our faith, as does scripture, in Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord.We are indebted to the Protestant Reformation. We are a part of the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada, the Mennonite World Conference, Mennonite Central Committee, the Council of Anabaptist International Ministries, and the Canadian Council of Christian Charities.As Evangelical, scripture is our final authority in faith and practice; we believe in Christ's finished work on the cross; and live in discipleship based on Christ and scripture.As Mennonite, we follow Christ daily in life; baptize upon confession of faith; live our faith together as a church family; and express social concern, partly through a commitment to non-violence.As a Conference, we encourage our local churches, work together in evangelism and wider mission in Canada and the world. We are a conference with national boards, and a conference council (delegate assembly) that meets twice a year.Women serve on national boards, as council delegates, as missionaries, and within local churches; while they can be selected locally as ministers, the conference does not provide for their ordination
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