Crandall District News Holiday Visits Across Western Canada
Gerald and Nora Shier visited Fernie and Swift Current relatives with several family members. The group toured For Macleod Fort Steele Head Smashed In and The Frank Slide Interpretive Centres and fished in Elk River and Lake Koocanosa. Other relatives from Winnipeg Winnipeg and Cornwall England returned home for family events and studies. The report notes multiple visits, weddings, anniversaries, and a month long Manitoba stay with various relatives.
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Gerald
Nora Shier
Vince
Mary
Veronica Shier
Fernie
Anna Tait
Craig
Vonda Hyndman
Swift Current
Macleod
Alto
Fort Steele
Cranbrook
Frank
Elk River
Lake Koocanosa
Bill
Betty Jennings
Winnipeg
Rob
Gwen Brown
Jim Kirton
Shane Coveney
Cornwall
England
Ron
Bev
Kathy Furguson
University of Winnipeg
Delymer Johnston
Brandon
Bob
Lorraine Hirst
Dana Hirst
Virden
Vel Coupe
Portage
Pat Long
Penny
John Voth
Stan
Lorraine Nankivell
Kenton
Vi Torfason
Lethbridge
Manitoba
Hamiota Tourist Information Centre closing notes
Editor notes the Hamiota Seniors Council led the Tourist Information Centre with Village Council and Business Club support. The centre ran July to early September, 43 days from noon to 8 p m, staffed by about 100 volunteers after 120 calls. It logged 89 visitors asking about maps liquor locations phones planning and travel directions, with Village Council funding of 500 dollars to cover senior support services.
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Hamiota
Habitat Heritage earns 250000 grant for Manitoba habitat
Manitoba habitat heritage corporation received a 250000 operational grant from Natural Resources Minister Leonard Harapiak. In its first year the group bought four habitat parcels, protected 11 deer winter range parcels and one fish habitat parcel, and funded 25 enhancement projects including lake aeration and nesting structures for ferruginous hawks and burrowing owls.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation
Natural Resources
Leonard Harapiak
Manitoba
Harapiak
Harvest Scene after Crop Work in Crandall Area
Farmers finish harvesting in the Crandall region though baling and field tasks continue. Autumn colors appear in trees and marigolds, adding beauty to the scene as work presses on.
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Crandall
Gossip the Silent Destroyer
A poem personifies gossip as a nameless, faceless force that mocks justice and haunts society. It claims to maim reputations, topple careers, and ruin lives by spreading unverified tales. The piece urges readers to question truth, fairness, and necessity before repeating rumors.
U C W Oak River Meets Sets 1988 Calendar
Oak River U C W held a 9 30 a m church meeting on September 8 with ten members present. Jean Hutchings opened with Your Plan and Evelyn Delgaty led the devotional. Minutes from June were adopted. Net profit from fair meals stood at about 1096 dollars. Calendar orders for 1988 were placed and a Thank Offering Service is planned with two members from each unit. Next meeting is November 3 at 8 p m.
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Oak River
Oak River U.C.W
Jean Hutchings
Evelyn Delgaty
Margaret Simms
Ivy Heapy
Paxton
Nellie Sinclair
Lor Johns
Jessie Kowpak
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