Local Notes From Crandall and Area Sports
Miss Jo-Ann Fowlke returns from Winnipeg to begin training at Hamio ta Hospital. Mr and Mrs A Irvine of Pilot Mound visit with their son in law and daughter. Gerald Lee and H Johnstone return to Winnipeg. Leonard Lipscombe at Deer Lodge Hospital since January 4. Girls hockey at Cran dall ends 2 2 in a return game. Strathclair High defeats home team 7 1 in later clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo-Ann Fowlke
Winnipeg
Hamiota Hospital
A. Irvine
Gerald Lee
H. Johnstone
Leonard Lipscombe
Deer Lodge Hospital
Crandall
Strathcelair High School
Potato and Garden Clubs Reorganize in Crandall
Crandall Crandall School hosted the reorganiz ation meeting for the Pot ato and Garden Clubs Tuesday evening. Mr A E Andrew and Mrs R Henderson will continue as caders. Other officers for 1960 include Mickey Steen as President Donald Ariss as Vice President Harry Andrew as Secretary Treasurer Maxine Walker as Club Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Crandall School
A E. Andrew
R. Henderson
Caders
Mickey Steen
Donald Ariss
Harry Andrew
Maxine Walker
Local meeting of the C.G.LT held Friday
In room 3 the C.G.LT held a Friday afternoon meeting led by Mardie Steen and Lillian Kitz during the Worship Period. Sharon Rudd taught dough method from the Bible Study Book studied at Camp Council. Plans were made for a supper meeting and a toboggan party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.g.lt
Mardie Steen
Lillian Kitz
Sharon Rudd
Camp Council
Mixing by Straight Dough Method for Yeast Bread
Homemaking notes outline steps for straight dough mixing with Act ive Dry yeast. Emphasizes temperature control from lukewarm water to cooled mixtures. Describes dissolving yeast, testing water, scalding milk, adding sugar salt and shortening, then cooling before combining with lukewarm water.
Randall Consolidated School Holds Annual Meeting
The Crandall Consolidated School held its annual meeting on Monday evening January 11. L Hankin was elected chairman and C Borf ord secretary. Ed Morison, chair of the local board, summarized the year’s activities. M Johnson, retiring after 10 years as secretary treasurer, reported higher light and heat costs. rent for two high school rooms is 120 dollars per month per room. Ed Morison and H V Johnstone were re elected to the board. Driving rates were raised to 70 cents a mile in summer and 80 cents in winter. The local board elected officers for the year: Chairman Ed Morison, Vice Roy Amy, Finance H V Johnstone and W Crandell, Transportation J Angus and Roy Amy. J Hughes was hired as secretary treasurer at 300 dollars per annum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall Consolidated School
L. Hankin
C. Bomford
Ed. Morison
M. Johnson
Ed Morison
H. V. Johnstone
Roy Amy
W. Crandell
J. Angus
J. Hughes
Crandall Holds Annual Ratepayers Meeting
Crandall village held its annual meeting led by chairman M. Johnson and secretary John Gunson. Garnet Johnston was re elected to the council for a three year term. The Town Well was discussed and plans announced for Right of Way signs at the church corner and a Crandall sign at Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
M. Johnson
John Gunson
Garnet Johnston
Park
Start the New Year Right Insurance Cover
Ensure all insurance policies and licenses are current to cover potential losses. Review renewals, update expirations, and verify compliance with requirements to avoid gaps in protection. Prioritize critical policies and keep documents accessible for quick reference.
Step 3 Corner and Baking Notes From Community Meeting
The article records a local meeting noting garbage removal by Mrs Fulton of Birtle and a discussion on community mental health. It includes the Mizpah Benediction and summaries by Mrs Lou Leland and Mrs Ken Mitchell about 38 years of Institute Work and a Musical Festival. The baking guidance describes yeast dough steps and a call to obtain free Agricultural Office pamphlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Birtle
Spence Wallace
Lou Leland
W Tennant
Ken Mitchell
L. Leland
Mitchell
Agricultural Office
W M S Holds January Meeting At Hyndman Home
The January meeting of the W M S was hosted by Mrs. H S Hyndman. Devotional led by President Mrs. S S Lewis with helpers. Plans were made to collect clothing for relief work. A summary of last year’s achievements was given by Mrs. C Dickey and Mrs. G Steen reported for The Mission Band. The nominating committee presented officers: President Mrs. S S Lewis. Vice President Mrs. R Kitz. Secretary Treasurer Mrs. C Dickey. Community Friendship and Associate members Mrs. J Hazelwood. Christian Stewardship and Press Mrs. H Hyndman. Supply Secretary Mrs. J Elliott. Missionary Monthly Mrs. M Johnson and Mrs. J Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.S
H. S. Hyndman
S. S. Lewis
M. Johnson
Coupe
J. Elliott
H. S Hyndman
C Dickey
G. Steen
R. Kitz
C. Dickey
J. Hazelwood
Christian Stewardship
H. Hyndman
M Johnson
4-H Sewing Club Hosts Family Night and Jamaica S Concert
The 4-H Sewing Club met at Mrs. J. W. Leland's with Home Economists from Virden, sharing sewing tips. Family night on January 15 featured an accordion solo, Winnipeg week report, a minstrel show, and dancing to Bruce Orchestra from Miniota. Visitors Ford Wiggins and Arlene Wallace attended Winnipeg last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Leland
Maxine English
Virden
Catherine
Marilyn Kosh
Miniota
Wendy Mitchell
Minesota
Carol Rivers
Winnipeg
Ann Craig
Bruce Orchestra
Miota
Ford Wiggins
Arlene Wallace
W I Meeting Notes from January 14
The women’s institute gathered 16 members and 18 guests at Mrs. Tennant’s. The January Thought urged慎 be careful of thoughts. They plan a lunch for the bonspiel February 1 and a candy sale at Family night. Christmas cards raised $9.23. An invitation will extend to Agricultural Representative Mr. Deveson for Public Speaking at Arrow River in March. A 25 year WI scrapbook is completed with 12 years more written.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.I
Deveson
Arrow River
For Sale Five Milk Cows and Calf In Open Dairy Event
For sale five good milk cows one stock cow and calf three grade hereford heifers and an I H C Electric Cream Separator Gerald Lee phone 2584 Crandall. River open bou ple to be held on February with four events and a sixteen rink limit. Fee eight dollars. Entries to be phoned in to 2542 or 2608 Crandall Exchange. 220ce
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.H.C
Gerald Lee
Crandall
Crandall Exchange
SAWS SHARPENED ON PRECISION MACHINE IN MANITOBA
SAWS SHARPENED Have all your saws filed on percision machine Mechanically accurate joint and filing They'll cut cleaner faster truer All saws set and sharpened Hand or circular Prices reasonable Miniota Roy E M Lelond Assiniboine Ave Manitoba
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. M. Lelond
Assiniboine Ave
Manitoba
Janet Lucy Ann White to Wed Lawrence Walker
Mr and Mrs George White announce the engagement of daughter Janet Lucy Ann to Lawrence William Walker eldest son of Mrs William Walker of Minnesota The wedding is set for February 20 1960 at Isabella United Church with a reception to follow in the Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Isabella
Janet Lucy Ann
Lawrence William Walker
William Walker
Minsota
Isabella United Church
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Hamiota
Man
United States
Manitoba Dairy & Poultry Co-Op
Miniota Creamery
Radio Electric & T.V
Electrohome
T.V
Radio Sales & Service
Legion
CC Nieno l
Pres
E. A. Barnes
Sec
Wawanesa Mutual
Fire and Auto Insurance
J. R. Lynch Miniota
Chas. R. Lee Crandall
Tue Saay & Zi
Balar
Rollo
Leeies
Harriett
D. Stuart Barber
Daniel G. Levenick
Meet
M. English
Home Economist
Randall Consolidated
John F. Tennant
Real Estate Insurance
Edwin J. Spalding
Harry L. Trump
Optometrist
Brandon
W.M.S. Meeting
A. C. Hill
W.I. Meeting
Moore
Hamiota Echo
Enquires
M. Coupland
Frank Turner
Minota
P.m
Handicapped Society For
W. Barrett
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
W. H. Gregory
United Church of Canada
C. A. Geddes, B.A
Beulah
Miniota Church
New. A. Friebert
Oak River
Hao
James Stewart
Aud Murphy
Dan Curyea
Dianne
Foster
Marlon Brando
Montgomery Clift
Dean Martin
Hope Lange
Miniota Community
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