Crandall 10 Crandall 6 in holiday hockey game
Crandall defeated Leabilia 10 to 6 in a holiday hockey match. Curling games and skating were enjoyed as visitors and locals spent Christmas with friends and family. Several residents, including Mrs. Phillips and Mr. Pierce, shared holiday visits in Regina and with local hosts. New Year services at Union Church featured a candle light ceremony by the CGU Girls.
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Leabelia
Crandall
Phillips
Arthur Coupe
Regina
Robert Pierce
W. P Wallace
Wesley Hyndman
Gordon Wallace
Birtle
Union Church
C.g.lt
W. T Brady
Women’s Institute elects new officers at annual meeting
The Women’s Institute held its annual meeting with all members pleased by the year’s work. Officers elected include Mrs. Borland as president and Mrs. Dickey, Dickey, Borland, Robus, Crawford, and Violet Vance in key roles. Ten dollars was sent to Children’s Aid. A fancy dress carnival is set for Friday January 14 at the rink. Crandall junior hockey lost 7-3 to Hamiota juniors. The United Farmers of Manitoba will hold a Portage la Prairie convention January 11 to 14 featuring presidential addresses by A J M Poole and Mrs S H Lee plus board reports.
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Women's Institute
R. E. Borland
R. L. Dickey
A .O. Dickey
T. Borland
S. Robus
J. Crawford
Violet Vance
S. Shier
Children's Aid
United Farmers of Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
A J M Poole
S H Lee
International and Canadian events of July
The July gathering in Toronto drew osteopaths from the U S and Canada for the International Convention of Osteopaths. Nova Scotia lobster landings total 8 565 900 pounds worth 1 364 141 dollars, up from 2004. Field Marshal Haig toured Western Canada meeting ex service men while Lord Byng returned East after visiting Banff. Wembley hosts 8000 peony blooms sent from Montreal to prove Canada’s climate. British newspaper leaders head for Melbourne for the Imperial Press Conference. Two Montreal crossing accidents highlight negligent driving. A 100 French Canadian University of Montreal party leaves Windsor for a three week education tour under University auspices with city and railway officials bidding them farewell.
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Nova Scotia
University of Montreal
Windsor Station
Duquette
Montreal
A. V. J. Piette
E. Montpetit
E. W. Beatty
K.C
Wolves for Brooklyn Zoo Arrive From Canada under Captain Doudera
Captain Frank Doudera brings two live wolves Patsy and Rover to the Brooklyn Zoo from Lake Temiskaming after a hunt at the Temiscaming district. Rover weighs about 100 pounds and Patsy about 85. Also accompanying seven dead wolves and 6000 feet of film.
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Rover
Patsy
Doudera
Fred Arnott
Lake Temiscam District
French Canadian folk songs revived for English readers
The article praises preserving Quebec’s folk melodies rooted in St. Lawrence history. It credits Charles Marchand for interpreting the chansons and John Murray Gibbon for English translations to reach English speakers in Canada. Marchand tours with translations via the National Council of Education.
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Quebec
The
St. Lawrence
Canada
Charles Marchand
Lonat
Marchand
Education
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