Local Happenings Show Many Vacations and Visits
Local items note numerous holidays and trips among residents. Mrs. Chris Weber returns from holiday, Mrs. Darker on leave, George Bruce covering duties, and several families holidaying in Calgary, High River, Saskatoon, Salt Lake, Winnipeg, and Madge Lake. A 50 prize goes to Alice Schwitzer at Shoal Lake Bingo. Debbie and Dennis Richardson return from three weeks with relatives. Lucille Goodwin wins a 4 H Manitoba Award and journeys to Ithaca Michigan. Diamond Wedding anniversary for Lofus Christianson and spouse marks July 24 with 50 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Twins
Debbie
Dennis
Calgary
High River
Potatoes and Cream Do Not Round The Figure
A playful verse notes potatoes, whipping cream, sugar and liquor can add bulk. The speaker apologizes for a rumbling stomach now reduced to celery stalks, implying dietary restraint and humorous self deprecation.
District Happenings in Hamiota and Crandall Area
District Happenings lists visits to Cordova and Crandall residents, travel and hospital news, illness and recovery updates, and community greetings. Notable items include bingo winner from Shoal Lake, travel back from White Horse, and a push to contribute to Cran dall History Book.
Island visitors and campers on shore and at camp
Isabella Hazel Yake of Toronto visited with cousins the Miller family. Earl Miller and family, and Earl Young and family, spent the weekend at Bob Young and George Weber homes. Sandra Heise attended a Drama Camp at International Peace Gardens. Fred Procton of Winnipeg vacationed with Mrs. C Wall and John Wall family, with Mrs. Wall joining to Flin Flon. Earl Forman and family from White Spruce Saskatchewan and Mrs. W. Forman of Melita visited Lorne Wright family. Lori Heise attended a United Church Camp at Wasagaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Yake
Toronto
Earl Miller
Earl Young
Transcona
Bob Young
George Weber
Sandra Heise
International Peace Gardens
Fred Procton
Winnipeg
C. Wall
John Wall
Flin Flon
Crandall Family Travel and Local Moves Reported
Crandall Brian Johnston drove to Port Arthur on Monday with his sister Mrs. M Wilson and sons who plan to go to Fredericton his home. Mrs Mullen from Winnipeg visited Crandall for a few days and had taught there for at least three years. Mr and Mrs Barry Angus have moved into their Crandall home. The Rooke and Long families spent holidays in Crandall while Tom Rooke of Saskatoon and Elmer Douglas visited. Bud Amy of Crandall is being moved from Waskada to another location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Burr
B.C
Wayne Long
Cranbrook
Jim Marlow
Victoria
Chas Lee
Jerry
Ev Lee
Pat
Ken
Saskatoon
Cedric
Hamiota Hospital
al Lawrence
Edmonton
Mrs. Lawrence
Crandall
Brian Johnston
Port Arthur
M. Wilson
Fredericton
Mullen
Winnipeg
Lyng
Barry Angus
Bray
Kevin
Shoal Lake
Tom Rooke
W. Long
Elmer Douglas
Bud Amy
Waskada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maniota
Hamiota
Manitoba
United States
Member
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
F. S. Venables Publisher
Chris Weber
Mrs. J. Lindsay
Ottawa
Mrs. Lindsay
Mrs
A. C. Hill
Kelowna B.C
Mrs. Hill
Alice Schwitzer
Shoal Lake Bingo
D.C. Douglas
J. J. Morton
D. Munn
McLaren
Donald
Larry Gilchrist
Norman Morton
Madge Lake
Earl Thompson
Weber Boys
Salt Lake
Mrs. Williams Sr
Diane Williams
Chas Darker
Gladstone
Manitoba Lakes
Jimmie Empee
Len Draper
Tammy Cole
Elkhorn
J. W. Horner
Doug
Pelican Lake
M. J. McKenzie
Keith Wilkes
Linda Goodwin
Angela Dionne
Ed. Wadham
Ivan Armitage
West Coast
Lucille Goodwin
Lucille
Ithica, Mich
Lofus Christianson
9Th Street
New Westminister
Holy Trinity Anglican
Crandall United Church
Rev. V. Bowins
Perlmutter
Res
Man
Legion
Miniota
Arrow River
R. Schooh
J. D. Rollo
Sec
Bill Leland
Roberta
Cordova
Blanche Johnson
Neepawa Hospital
Gordon Welbourne
Ray McLaughlin
Lumsden’s
Rapid City
Gardham
Verne Lockhart Art and
Murray
Hammond
Dand
Ed. Flannery
Prince George B.C
Wilf Leland
Hamiota Fair
Ray Dickenson
Brandon
Neil Campbell
Steinbach
Bill Irvine
Rivers
Eddie Morison
White Horse
Isabella
Denwal Pharmacy
Rexall Super
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