Crandall High hockey team advances in league play
Crandall High School hockey beat Oak River in a best of three series to advance. Crandall won 3 1 at Oak River and 4 2 at Crandall in the final game. Harmiota Tom Thumbs led Crandall with a goal and Levin dobnstenart-Dale assisted on the Crandall score.
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Harmiota
Tom Thumbs
Sables
Crandall
Levindobnstenart
Dale Datosm
Crandall High -Setoth
Oak River
Crandall Fire Skating Club Hosts Ice Revue and Wardian Wedding
Members of Crandall Fire Skating Club performed a careful ice revue with duets and solos on a Saturday evening. An entertainment segment followed as Jack and Jill wedding was presented as the main feature with elegant numbers and a spring fantasy.
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Crandall Fire Skating Club
Jack
Jill
Thelenorgins
Ice club outlines spring program and awards
The article lists committee members and officers for the club including Gail Johnston Beth Fowleath and Benny Lyng. It notes a grand finale at Lavinia Apri and tokens of appreciation for Mrs SS Lewis and Mrs senied. It mentions a girls hockey team win 9 0 and a fundraising auction with a hostess chair and chocolates as prizes.
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Al-itwide
Ordina
Hyndman
Lavinia
Gail Johnston
Beth Fowleath
Wan Crandall WA
Benny Lyng
Fromrenee
Patt
Lee
Donna Smith
Kathy Hughes
Betty Ann Smith
Joyce Butler
Lois Johnston
Beth Fowle
Lilian Kitz
Lawrie Johnston
Sharon Rudd
Lorinda Stevenson
Elaine Webber
Scott Coupe
Shayne Hughes
Eddie Smith
Johnny Butler
Murray Hirst
Alan Hankin
Jackie Johnston
Brandon Composite High
S Teasdale of
Isapella
Allan Hirst
Manitobe Winter Fair Dates and Visitor Programs
Dr. Fresen will discuss facts about chemical wild oat control and clarify misunderstandings at the meeting. The Manitobe Winter Fair runs March 28 to April 2, with daily programs available at the office for drop-in visitors requesting them.
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Dr. Fresen
Manitobe
Calendar of municipal notices and upcoming district events
Dates for hay and fodder assistance ending March 31. Truck receipts due by March 31. Rail free shipments halted March 15. Horticulture talks by Mr. Fred Wier on March 29 at 2:00 p.m. Calf scramble and beef events at Arrow River and Oakner shows. World Refugee Year runs to June 30, 1960 with UN proclamation. Channel 00 p.m.
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John Mitchell
Arrow River
Jim Ridley Oakner
United Nations
Improvi ng Home Grounds Meetings Invite Community
Residents are invited to attend talks at the Hamiota School Auditorium on April 6 at 8:00 p m. Dr L H Shebeski chairman of the Plant Science division and Dr George Friesen weeds specialist from the Faculty of Agriculture will discuss recent plant science research including a new grain species under development at the university.
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L. Hshebeski
Theilant Science
Faculty of Agriculture
George Friesen
Weeds Speciallst
Faculty of Agricculture
Hamiota School
Shebeski
TV Schedule Brings Classic Shows To Brandon
A dense listing of programs across CKX TV for Brandon including news updates Weather Sports and family shows. Notable entries include The Ed Sullivan Show Don Messer Our Miss Brooks Gunsmoke and Rocky Mountain segments with CBC News Weather Night Desk and Channel Five Movietime.
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Citizens Forum
Twentieth Century
CKX TV
Joan Fairfax
Ed Sullivan
George Gobe
Bob Cummings
CBC News
Let's Look
Gene Autry
UGG Fair
Ckx-Tv
Weatherviews
Donny Thomas
Don Messer
Chez Helene
Owen House
Mantovani
Maggie Muggins
Childrens International
Sky King
UGG
Ford
Channel 5
Channel Five
March W. A. meeting in church parlors held
The March meeting of the W. A. met in church parlors with Mrs H V Johnston presiding and 17 members present. Mrs S S Lewis and Mrs Nm Taylor led devotionals. Members suggested fixing the church floor. A special Easter meeting is planned for April 20 at 8 p.m. with the north town group in charge. A $5 donation was given to the Manitoba temperance Alliance.
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W. A
H. V. Johnston
S. S. Lewis
Nm. Taylor
North Town
Manitoba’ Temperance Alliance
Sec
Manitoba Oil Output Ties Barrel Mark
The Manitoba oil industry reached the production milestone at month end. January output fell to 402 081 barrels from December's 418 502, with daily average 12 970 barrels. End January, 875 wells could produce, 724 were active, one more than December. Four wells abandoned in January, three new wells brought online.
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Manitoba
Hu Witney
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