Crandles Spend Weekend With Andrews in Brandon
Mr and Mrs Doug Crandle of Brandon spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs A E Andrews parents.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1960
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Doug Crandle of Brandon spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs A E Andrews parents.
McConnell visitor Mr Fisyd Robiinson from Hope BC joined local families at the McDougall and Richardson homes. Cordova guests Roy Wilsor and family visited L Richardson. Cardaie visit by Mrs George Crighton and Brent with her mother. Welcome infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Baldwin by adoption. McConnell girls hockey beat Decker 5 to 0 at Decker on March 19. Brandon visitors Gladwyn Scott and Miss M English spent Sunday at his home.
Oakner reports Mrs S Raddell as patient at Hamiets Hospital with wishes for speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs W L Montgomery visit Winnipeg for a few days. Miss Elaine Montgomery spends weekend at Grandview home. Bake sale planned by Oakner W A on April 9 at Venables Hardware at 3 00.
The McConnell Baby Band Mothers held a meeting March 16 at Mrs Gwen Hamilton's home with 13 mothers present. They began with What A Friend We Have In Jesus followed by the Lord's Prayer. A housecleaning hint answered the roll call.
A fair crowd attended the card party held in the hall last Friday evening. Prizes were awarded for whist with Ladies high going to Mrs Eddie Wright and Gents high to Garnet Hyndman. Low scores went to Mrs Olive Newton and Billy Wright. 500 prize winners included Mrs Gladys Pollock and Geo Smith. Mrs Hap Congdon claimed Gents low with Neil McNiven. Lunch was served by the Wi.
Mr Harvey Smith remains a patient at Hamiota Hospital and well wishes are extended for a speedy recovery. Sympathy goes to Clair Anderson and J Anderson family on the passing of Jack Fleming of Minnedosa. Dallas Smith returned home last week. Weekend visitors to Mrs Myrtle Woods of Brandon included J H Anderson family Jim Routledge Mrs Jack Routledge and J Lorimer of Souris. Mrs Alex Miller of Calgary spent a few days at the home of W Jolbeck.
The Lavinia Twe WS will meet Thursday in the Community Room at 2 p.m. A note reads there is a date change. Mrs. Ross McNaught of Hamilton will present travel photos from Ireland. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Russ Shayman on the birth of a son in Hamiota Hospital on March 28.
Sixteen members met at Mr. ce March 12 and enjoyed lunch after a meeting. Lynda night Mervyn Cochrane and Bridge enter the 4-H public speaking contest with Glen Bridge placing third in the senior division and advancing to inter district judging in Shoal Lake Inkheiner's. Chifford Clark displays his art at the Brandon Winter Fair while showing last year’s calf scramble prize. Members plan to attend the Brandon Winter Fair March 29 and Glen Bridge attends 4-H Short Course this week.
Mr and Mrs Harry Bailey returned on Wednesday last from a ten day visit to Iowa where they visited relatives. Donna Airey Les Skinner and Neil McDonald visited their respective homes this weekend. Doug Sheardown of Brandon visited his grandfather Mr Mackey this weekend.
A reader letters discuss Elvis Presley enduring fan fervor and a possible comeback driven by Col. Tom Parker. Women of varied ages express optimism while a columnist notes publicity power and fears over sensationalism.
A Kenton Hall gathering on April 6 at 2:00 p.m. features Bro. Shebeski and Dr. George Frieson from the University of Manitoba Plant Science Department. They discuss a grain crop program, Durum wheat Rye crosses yielding unusual results, and progress on new crop species. Dr Friesen presents Weed Control research in Manitoba with Ava jex and Carbyne as market chemicals and public guidance on use.
Homemaking notes by M. English advise selecting accessories to harmonize with outfits. Choose items like shoes gloves belts jewelry flowers and handkerchiefs in five main decisions color texture shape size and overall idea. Keep contrast tasteful, match color families, vary texture, and avoid overpowering the garment.
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