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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
5
H J Keats is appointed district overseer for Canadi ans Natral Ways. W T Hopwood named storekeeper at Fort Rouge Man.
At the Victoria Day high school ball tournament in Hamilton 22 teams competed. Crandall Girls softball team won top honours, defeating Hamiota B Cardale Kenton and McConnell in extra innings. Boys baseball lost 4 to 2 to Strathclair in the final after earlier wins.
Glen Kelly nine months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Kelly, died Monday evening May 26 after a period of illness. The Crandall family moved from Louisberg, Cape Breton Island a year ago. Graveside service held in Virden cemetery Thursday morning May 29, under Rev J Schreiber.
John Kolac aged 67 and longtime CPR section foreman for 44 years and resident of Crandall since 1915 died May 29 at Hamiota Hospital after a three year illness. Born September 20, 1890 in Austria he came to Canada in 1910 and began CPR work in 1911. Survived by wife Teena Stockall of Portage la Prairie, married 1925, plus a brother and sister in Austria. Funeral service held.
The text attacks the Campbell Government for mismanagement of road funding and education, citing penny-pinching policies, failed agriculture promises, and a half-million dollar horse-racing misadventure. It claims Manitoba wasted resources and opportunities, urging a shift to new leadership and policy direction.
Read master Brandon presided as Crandall United Church held services on Monday June 2 at 2 pm. The ceremony honored the late Albert Von Hyndman with floral tributes and testimony of esteem from Stonery Pallbearers. Interment followed at the local cemetery with J Downs assisting and W Hyndman among attendees.
Nassau House in Manitoba opened its rehabilitation centre in Winnipeg on May 28 to provide domicile, counseling and therapy for alcoholics. Keith M. Christie chaired the opening on behalf of Health Minister R. W. Bond. The province funds about 80 percent of the centre's $65,000 annual grant.
Readable lines list daily shows, news and weather slots across CBC network for June days. Program highlights include Howdy Doody, Western Hour, CBC News, The Late Movie, Sport Scope, Disneyland, Dragnet, Perry Como, and wrestling with times and sequence notes.
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