Crandall W I Completes February Meeting Report
Crandall W I held its February 7 meeting in Church Parlors with 10 members and two visitors. Reading of January minutes and treasurer's report accepted. Scrapbook rotation decided. catering for June hospital aid supper discussed. Bonspiel lunches financials reviewed. Golden Age Group to be hosted February 21 at 2 p.m. Meeting closed with a Collect. Plans for next year outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Fleming
W. Long
Crandall iI
Hamioda District Hospital
Wallace’s Store
Crandall W. I
Forgive Me When I View My Blessings on Earth
Poem recounts a speaker who envies others yet learns gratitude from three encounters. He notes a disabled maiden with a crutch, a kindly blind shop assistant and a deaf child, realizing his own two feet two eyes and two ears grant him rich freedom. The piece underscores humility and gratitude.
Fertilizers and soil tests spark discussion in area
A local agriculture column previews four weeks of fertilizer topics, noting 215 soil tests show no potash or sulphur recommendations, cereals need phosphorus, and yields may fail for non-nutrient reasons. It also explains fertilizer costs relate to plant food content and nitrogen is pricier than phosphorus. The next column will cover nitrogen fertilizers.
Ex-mayor Henderson backs youth for national leadership
Reggie's Ramblings Press notes ex-mayor Henderson’s second bid for the National Liberal leadership praising today’s youth and long hair. A history professor cites 1540s working conditions, another UI professor cites Newfoundland illiteracy higher than the national average.
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Henderson
National Liberal
Canada
Newfoundlad
Joey Smallwood
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Crandall W
W.I
D. Douglas
Winnipeg
Rego-Natel
Smith St
Wendell Wight
Reggie
Marquette Liberal Association
Liberal Party
New Marquette
Saskatchewan
Riding Mountain National Park
Portage la Prairie
Assiniboine River
Legion Hall
Minnedosa
Bill Lewycky
Shoal Lake
Man
Manitoba Hydro
Ptt High Wed
UOY
Teinteiin
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