Crandall W W Hazelwood’s leg amputation at Hamiota hospital
Crandall W. W. Hazelwood underwent a leg amputation at Hamiota hospital on Friday. Birthday wishes go to Mrs. O. Crawford aged 80 on March 11 and Mrs. D. Henderson on March 15. Mrs. John Hazelwood and Mrs. R. Runchey visited daughters in Oak River, and families traveled to River ton for the weekend. In hockey, Decker defeated Yroder 7 to 1. Crandall’s team won an exhibition 4-1. Graduation exercises at Brandon saw Marjorie Miles win a sewing first and handicraft honorable mention. The Parents and Teachers gathering at Orange Hall drew a strong crowd with a program by the Junior choir and performances by Miss Jackie Vance, Miss Sharlene Morison, and Buda Dibblee. Inspector Thorkeson praised Cran dall school. Pastor S A Walmsley urged home school church cooperation. A lively open discussion followed with lunch and social time.
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D. H Johnston
Bernice
Gail
A. Hirst
Riverton
R.vance
J. Craik
Decker
Yroder
Lenore and
Crandy
Crendall
F. Miles
Agriculture and
Brandon
Marjorie
Orange Hall
G.L. Dibblee
Andrew
Jackie Vance
Sharlene Morison
Buda Dibblee
Inspector Thorkeson
Virden
Crandall School
A. Walmsley
Isabella
Winnipeg Visit Notes and Local Meetings
Isabella Mrs. D Wright visited Winnipeg last week and Mr and Mrs Geo Flynn with Vista stayed with Mrs Flynn's parents Mr and Mrs R A Phillips. Mrs D Harrison took her children Florence and Kenneth to Winnipeg for medical care. The Young Adults met at the Manse with speaker Agricultural Representative C B Bailey. Over twenty ladies enrolled in a Home Nursing class taught by Mrs A Adams. The first meeting was at Mrs J Johnston's home Thursday afternoon. The WI met Wednesday at Mr L Wright's with 21 attendees and was led by Mrs J E Fink.
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D. Wright
Winnipeg
Geo. Flynn
Il, Vista
A. Adams
J. Johnston
W.1
L. Wright
J.e.fink
Province Advisory board meeting report and new officers
Mrs J T Finkhemer reported on the Province Advisory board meeting. Mrs K M Brie tin requested relief from the presidency and the board appointed Mrs H Harrison President, Mrs J E Finkbeiner 1st Vice president, and Mrs T Stevenson 2nd Vice president. Dr Ed Hudson of Hamiota spoke on Cancer and answered questions. The benediction closed the meeting.
Red Cross Bonspiel Draws 11 Mixed Rinks in Winnipeg
Beulah Dan. Cooper visited Winnipeg last week and a Red Cross bonspiel with 11 mixed rinks entered. A.Spargo went to the Winnipeg medical clinic Monday. A new shipment of Red Cross work awaits volunteers. See Mrs. Forster. A Crandall ladies rink participated.
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Red Cross
A.spargo
Winnipeg
Forster
Beulah School Opening Pages and Local News Briefs
A Beulah school opening note mentions a Beulah school picture not available for reproduction. A pie loaned by Geo Cruden is shown. The W I met at Mrs Bickford’s home with Mrs J C Chishom presiding and a roll call on An Irish Joke. The topic was Thrifty Buying.
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Beu'ah
Beulsh
Geo Cruden
W.I
H Bickford
J.c.chishom
Mr C J Smith A game Was watored before tea
An item notes C J Smith involved in a game that was watered down before tea was served, reflecting a casual postgame moment.
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C.J Smith
Arrow River Social and Charity events noted
Mrs Spence Wall ace visiting with her sister has returned to Arrow River Regina. WM.S Irish variety concert on St Patrick's night raised 46.25 with lunch. W.M. met in church parlor presided by Mrs R E Clegg. Health Area paper by Mrs Clegg informed attendees. Proceeds from bone spiel entry totaled 277.40 with half to risk funds. Egg price resolution slated. social time and lunch closed the meeting.
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Wm.s
St. Patrick's
W.1
R.E Clegg
W. Dayton
Lindley Hodnett Dominates Miniota Bonspiel Performance
The Curlers report Lindley Hodnett ran the Miniota bonspiel undefeated, a rare feat amid strong entries. Forty seven rinks competed in 209 games, with 673.4 tons of rock moved on the ice. the ladies raised 425 dollars in prizes.
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Lindley Hodnett
Winter sports season fades as spring arrives
A corvid of launches on last Friday reports 52 cars of trucks counted at the rink amid a fine winter for curling and hockey. Bonspiels and games were well patronized, ladies catered busy. now attention shifts to work as spring begins.
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Corvid
Red Cross Mercy Never Ends Call for Support
The message highlights the Red Cross as a constant source of healing and comfort during disasters large and small. It stresses quick response across yesterday today and tomorrow and notes a fundraising goal of 5,222,000 dollars to keep the Red Cross strong.
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Red Cross
CN Rail Largest Employer in Canada With 15000 Staff
With a staff of over 15 000 the Canadian National Railway is the largest single employer of labor in Canada.
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The
Canadian National Railway
Canada
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Miniota Herald
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Misiota
Manitoba
USA
Crandall
W.W. Hazelwood
Hamiota Hospital
O. Crawford
D. Henderson
John Hazelwood
R.runchey
Oak River
Hyndman
Glint
Gene Crain
Jane Peters
Ronald Regan
Rhonda Fleming
Beulah
Dan. Cooper
Crandall Ladies
Ami the Vieter
Sunley’s Machine Shop
Arrow River
Mrs Spence Wall
Ace
Regina
Bronson Bros
Killarney
Canadian Legion
Miniota
J F.M Johnston
E A Barnes
Sec -Treas
Crandall Exchange
Herald Office
J. F. M. Johnston
Korea
Defence
Fort Osborne Barracks
Man
Army
Portage Avenue
Port Arthur Armouries
Port Arthur
Ont
the Armouries
Fort William
Voice of the Army
Dominion Network
San
Leland
Acee
Cclaren Oo Mama
Rupert
Kirkfield
Dangerfield
Nan Sirkpield Park
ZEBRA
Harry L. Trump
Optometrist
Clement Block
Royal Bank OF Canada
D.A Hillett
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