Visiting family notes and local events in Crandall area
Crandall area updates show Mr and Mrs W Coburn visiting Roblin Park while Laurie Johnston holidays at Clearlake with Winnipesi i. Oil drilling to begin on Leonard Johnsons farm with hopeful strike. Visitors include Mr and Mrs R Wilson Winnipeg at A E Irvide and Rev J Maxwell family new Glenboro home. U.S. trip by Shier Carnegie Morison Kitz Amy. Palmerston bazaar raised 7838 after candy popcorn sewing and a ball game Isabella versus Levine.
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R. Wilson
Winnipeg
Wilson
Powers
HS. Hyndman
J Maxwell
St Glenboro
U.S.A
Ted Shier
Don.Carnegie
Beth
Linda
Ed.Morison
Kitz
Vacation News and Visits Across District
Isabella Charlene Wall of St James visits grandparents at the C Wall home. Mr and Mrs T Stevenson and family of Winnipeg vacation in the district. A 37-registration vacation school was held in the church last week. Gordon Wilson of Camrose visited with Mrs J T Finkbeines. Jeanette Wright and Sheila Atwood attend the MFLA C camp at Crawford Park. Mr and Mrs R Searth and two daughters and Miss Margaret Searth of Winnipeg visit the R Searth home. Rev and Mrs E Egilsson of Sarnia Ont visit Mrs R Campbell and relatives. Word has been received of the
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Charlene Wall
St James
C. Wall
T.stevenson
Winnipeg
Gordon Wilson
Camrose
Alta
JT. Finkbeines
Jeanette Wright
Sheila Atwood
MFLA
Crawford Park
Local Notes and Garden Event Planning in Community
Death is reported for July 24 at Flin Pion and Frederik Bran a former resident. Burial July 26 at Rows Park cemetery Flip Flon. Rothsay WL guests at W I meeting in Centre Tuesday. Garden competition planning set for August 14 with tour starting at C T Wall home. Jack Heise spoke on the United Nations Seminar at University of Manila. Before lunch, Mrs H Calder's Salt and Pepper shaker collection near 100 pairs was shown. Mrs Adams displayed a smaller collection. Birthday box won by Mrs Bob Stewart.
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Flin Pion
Frederik Bran
Rows Park
Flip Flon
Rothsay WL
W. I
Oran
C T. Wall
Jack Heise
United Nations
University of Manil
H.calder
Adams
Bob Stewart
Card of Thanks to Isabella for Fairy Shower
We express sincere thanks for the pleasant surprise by the Fairy Shower held for the Isabella folks. It was kind and thoughtful. Mr. and Mrs C. C. Nichel.
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Isabella
C. C. Nichel
Births Forsyth Page Stevenson at Hamiota hospital
At Hamiota hospital on August 1 a son was born to Mr and Mrs DD J Forsyth Walden Storey Miniota While at Bittle hospital on July 27 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Robt Page Lillian Kodnoroff Beulah Robert Richard At Hamiota hospital on August 5 a daughter Isabella to Mr and Mrs Frank Stevenson Bonnie Iynne
Arrow River Visit From Regina Couple
Mr and Mrs C Shillingford and daughter of Regina visited the Spence Wallace home at Arrow River.
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Mrs.c.shillingford
Regina
Spence Wallace
Hamiota Sports Fair Disabled by Rain Set for August 3
Jim Clegg and Catherine complete Grade XI exams. Rev Ken Moffatt leads July 29 church service baptizing Margaret Ann Watts. An annual sports day delayed by rain went ahead on August 3 with fair attendance. Riverside defeated Arrow River in baseball. Hamiota won A B ball with Crandall second. Lenore won Ladies Fastball and Isabella placed second. gate receipts totaled $217 with finals earnings $155.58.
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Jim Clegg
Catherin
Clear Rascubs
Glen Hunkin
Winnpeg
Ken. Moffatt
A.M Watts
Margaret Ann
Riverside
Arrow River
Hamiota
Isabella
Lenore
Crandall
Iivals
W. 1
Beulah Barbara Mann Returns Home After Appendicitis
Barbara Mann has recovered from an appendicitis operation in Winnipeg and home again. The item notes Mrs. L Conway and daughter Dr Myrtle Conway visiting with Mr and Mrs Fred Shurwell in Minnesota. Geo J Hevhoe returned from a five week air trip to England via Montreal and Winnipeg, describing rain and sights and changes since six years ago.
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Barbara Mann
Winnipeg
L., Conway
Myrtle Conway
Fred Shurwell
Minsota
Geo. J. Hevhoe
England
George
Montreal
Jimmy Brown
Neotland
Jimmy
Griffiths Reid Wedding at St Matthew's Cathedral
Kathleen Margaret Reid daughter of the late Richard Reid married Gordon Welford Griffiths son of Mrs Griffiths at St Matthew's Cathedral Brandon on July 2 officiated by Rev A Kerr. Organist Mrs J G Smart soloist R J McTaggart sang during the register signing. Bridesmaid Miss Jean C Arthur wore a blue dress while best man Kenneth Griffiths and ushers Rue Rei and Birnie Reid attended. Reception for 75 guests followed in the church crypt with a toast by R J McVaggert and a response by the groom.
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St.Matthew's Cathedral
Brandon
Kathleen Maregaret
Richard Reid
Beulah
Gordon Welford Griffiths
Griffiths
Geo. Griffiths
Crawford Park
A Kerr
J G Smart
R. J. McTaggart
Winnipeg
Lord
Mrr
Harry Reid
Jean C. Arthur
Portage
Kenneth
Rue Rei
Birnie Reid
RJ. McVaggert
Canadian Deaconess to Be Ordained Minister
Miss Dicken, an assistant at St Andrews church Negina, plans further study and two years at St Andrews college before full ordination. She has served as secretary of the Christian Education Dept in Saskatchewan and National Supervisor of Sunday school by mail and radio.
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Sas Tickee
Hillstey
St Andrews Church
Negina
Vass Dicken
Christian Education
Sassatchewan
University of Sask
St. Andrews College
Dicken
Pasadena couple wedding attire described in clipping
An item notes the bride wearing a princess line dress of charcoal green and white with matching jacket and pink accessories. Priot to residing in Calgary Mr and Mrs W Griffiths traveled to Dakota for the wedding trip, with the bride wearing a corse of pink carnations and white tulle setting.
Local News Briefs from Virden and Area
Catherine Koch underwent an appendicitis operation at Virden hospital on Monday. A Credit Union meeting drew a small attendance due to farmers busy and the holiday. Cecil Black organized and screened two films King’s XII and one on the C UNA. A provisional nominating committee of Vernles Verdon Leland J J Morton and R M liver was named to plan organizing efforts and arrange a follow up meeting.
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Catherne Koch
Virden
Credit Union
Cecil Black
C Una
Vernles
Verdon Leland
J.J Morton
Rmliver
Ele
Foll
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines to Move 5 768 Pipe Lengths This Summer
Freight trains will haul 5 768 lengths of 40 foot steel pipe to Western Canada for the prairie section of Trans-Canada Pipe Lines. The first 46 of 8 500 railcarloads have reached the Alberta Saskatchewan border. Each car carries eight lengths and one mile of pipe needs 132 lengths weighing 345 tons. The 34 inch diameter pipe from U S mills weighs 204 000 tons in total. 353 miles of 30 inch pipe for the Winnipeg Toronto section has been ordered from Canadian and British firms. Local crews for Regina press offices Swift Current Brandon fields. Canadian personnel will be hired where possible amid a noted Regina manpower shortage.
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Western Canada
Prairie
Trans-Canada
Alberta-Sackatchewan
Ieit
Canada
United States
TransCanada
Offic
Britain
Calder
Regina
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