Crandall District News and Community Notes
Crandall district items recount Marilee Hyndman visiting England and Scotland with friends, and messages of sympathy for Myr tle White of Oak River. Beverly Coveney returns from a three week England trip with son Shane stationed in Cornwalk. residents relocate to Brandon. local ball games at Crandall sports grounds monthly. Children visit Winnipeg with Donna Brown. eye checkups at Children’s Hospital show favorable results. Poem Thoughts By The Wayside reflects Crandall’s history and growth from Darlingville to present, noting changes in trains, stores, church, schools, and future hydro concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilee Hyndman
Grant
Louise Hyndman
England
Scotland
Adam McPherson
Glasgow
Crandall
Myrtle White
Oak River
Bev
Ron Coveney
Shane
Cornwalk
David
Ruth Henderson
Brandon
Anchor Industries
Bob
Lorraine Hirst
Henderson House
Crandall Sports Grounds
Jerry Barry
Donna Brown
Winnipeg
Lonnie Merel
Tinkertown
Erin
Amanda
Children’s Hospital
The
Echo
Pool season winds down at Hamiota Pool
As cool clouds gather, few swimmers remain and school approaches. Head lifeguard Leanne Walker leaves for Grand Forks ND to attend university. Angela Bray headed to Bottineau ND for NDSU Bottineau. Tracey McDonald to Brandon University. Tracy Lyall finishes grade 12 at Hamiota Collegiate. Pool open until September 5 1988 with limited hours Thursday and Friday evenings and weekend days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanne Walker
University
Grand Forks
Angela Bray
Bottineau
NDSU
Tracey McDonald
Brandon University
Tracy Lyall
Hamiota Collegiate
Hamiota Pool
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lena Lawrence
Dent
Darlingville
Mark’s Hill
Walker’s
Schnoch’s
Cliff Lyng
Royal Crown Bank
Doc Fraser
Coburn
Joe
Todd
Jack Clark
Shoemaker’s
Bolton
Stone
Hydro
Vera Borland Virden, MB
Armstrong Agencies
Fire, Auto and
Wawanesa Life
Ryan Hamilton
Ray Armstrong
Hamiota
Nyy
S.W
Maryland
Notre Dame
Health Science Centre
12Th Street
Giorls