Welcome home Vera Long from Hamiota Hospital nurses
Crandall District News greets Vera Long upon her release from Hamiota Health Centre after a lengthy hospital stay. Cliff Shaw of Lilac Residence, Hamiota now has a hospital stay there. Warm wishes are extended to him for a speedy return home. The community also offers condolences to Mrs. Jean Cook of Miniota on the recent death of her son Jack Cook of Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Long
Hamiota Health Centre
Cliff Shaw
Lilac
Hamiota
Crandall
Jean Cook
Miniota
Jack Cook
Brandon
Joyce
Shelley
David Hamilton
Morden
Ron
Beverly Coveney
Colleen Little
Scott
Barb
Alyssa Coupe
Regina
Vel
Stan Coupe
Ivan
Lena
Bert Lawrence
Hazel
Wallace Henderson
Diane
David
Ruth
Rice-Jackson
Wawanesa
W. Henderson
Debbie Henderson
Ron Maxwell
D. Lone
G. Nolan
Winnipeg
Ruth Henderson
Jennet
Doug
Darlene
Lynda Leigh
Reg Webber
Ken
Sherwood Park
Alta
Kingdon Farm
Moline
Man
Vi Smith
Manitoba
Royal Oak Inn
Editor Letterbox and a Rural Markets Reflection
A reader voices concern for the destitute blind in the Developing World and promotes Operation Eyesight Universal with a $25 sight-restoration gift. The piece also includes a farmer’s credo on faith, resilience, and markets rising, ending with optimistic market words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Operation Eyesight Universal
Stn. M
Calgary
Alta
J.L. Brubaker
N.W
Alberta
Sugar beet growers in Ottawa face price crisis
Canadian growers struggle as world sugar prices fall to about 4 cents a pound while costs run 18 cents. Beets suit northern climates, with Alberta and Manitoba dominating production. Canada supplies 10 percent of its sugar domestically. 90 percent is imported. Government plans a national sugar policy and up to 8 million in producer aid.
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Canada
Quebec
Manitoba
Alberta
Prairies
Winnipeg
Tabor
Windup Of Happy Gang Winter Activities
The Happy Gang held a windup on Wednesday April 17 with 38 members at Newdale featuring a pot luck supper. Strathclair Toe Tappers joined, a sing song led by Olive Waddel, piano by Mary Coutts, and a humorous reading by Mrs. Murichson. A passing-the-bag contest, court whist, and a lunch by Hazel Westaway, Mabel Lamb, and Fred St. John capped the evening. Strathclair won the game. attendees planned to meet November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newdale
H. Mason
Carol Roberts
Grace
Strathclair
Olive Waddel
Mary Coutts
Mrs. Murichson
Mary Martin
Clarence Lamb
Hazel Westaway
Mabel Lamb
Fred St. John
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crandall District News
Lena Lawrence
Agricultural Department
Ottawa
Charlie Mayer
M.P
Portage-Marquette
Happy Gang Report
Trousseau
Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd