Municipal Council Minutes 1968 General Meeting May 7
The Municipal Council met at the municipal office on May 7 1968 at 8 PM with all members present. Reeve C J Page chaired. Minutes from April 9 and April 23 were adopted. Reports and by laws 1577 1578 discussed third readings and passage. Boundary road talks with Wallace Municipality agreed 50 50 maintenance on specified sections. Various engineering and financial items approved including school tax rebates and checks totaling 8 143.71. Council adjourned to June 4 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Page
D. Stewart
J. Milne
National Cash Register Co
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
M.S. Autonation
Mid Western District
Wallace
Hwy
Miniota
Coles
T. Stewart
J. Hanlin
J. Hankin
L. Hankin
Y. Lockhart
Brandon student Ken Smith wins Manitoba gold medal
Kenneth H. Smith of Crandall earned the Manitoba gold medal for the top average in Education I at Brandon University 1967 68. He is a 1967 Brandon College BA graduate and won the Presidents Scholarship of 200 for highest average in second and third year arts education coursework. He attended Crandall schools and is the son of Mr and Mrs Herb Smith Crandall.
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Kenneth H. Smith
Crandall
Government of Manitoba
Brandon University
Ken
Brandon College
He Is
The
Herb Smith
U C W Meeting Highlights May Crandall Report
Crandall May meeting of 17 members opened with Purpose. Worship by North Country Ladies. Mrs Dickey shared an illustration tied to motherhood. Japan study covered Japan and Britain contrast and Made in Japan. Mrs S Coupe read modern Naomi about the Rescue Home. Mrs Henderson reported quilts sold and 67 lbs used clothing sent to Save The Children. Program planned for Binsorth May 14 Rivers May 16. Straw berry Social planned. Meeting closed with Mizpah Benediction.
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Crandall
Japan
Henderson
Mark
Binscorth
Rivers
District Happenings Bright Weekend Social Scenes
Local District events list visits by Bob Sterling John Bickfore and others at homes and at the Miniota convention. Births weddings baptisms and graduations noted along with community condolences and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Sterling
John Bickfore
Bob Walker
Barbara Doyle
Mike Radalinski
Arrow River Community Events Highlight May Observances
Margaret attended Toronto while Nora O Callaghan did not go to Vancouver. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Gordon Leland on their 25th wedding anniversary May 15. A Sunday May 12 service at Arrow River United Church drew a fair crowd. Rev Neild dedicated the New Cemetery sign as part of a 1967 Centennial Memoriam Project. After the service, Mrs J Wiggins received a plaque for 50 years as choir leader and music teacher, presented by Mrs W Tennant with an address read by Mrs W Lockhart. Nine fest-
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Ivel
Ken Mitchell
Wiggins
Kathy Bonner
Linda Watters
Sandra Bonner
Bruce Mitchell
Anne Kirton
Wendy Mitchell
Edward Leland
Chris Ellerington
Gordon Leland
G. Leland
J. Hathway
Judy
Kimberley
B.C
Arrow River
W.I
Miniota
Robt. Charlton
Shilo
Norma Wiggins
Margaret
Nora O'Callaghan
Vancouver
Toronto
Arrow River United Church
Neild
J. Wiggins
W. Tennant
W. Lockhart
Crandall Crandall W I Members Attend Miniota Convention
Crandall Miss Jessie Armstrong of Winnipeg returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Sara Barnes and relatives in the district. The Crandall W I members largely attended the Bitter District Convention held in Miniota on May 13 and enjoyed it fully. Mrs Morgan Johnson departed afterwards.
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Marian MacDowell
Regina
Leonard Morgan
Milestone
W. Morgan
W.I
Miniota
K. Mann
Virden District Hospital
Percy Pierce
Jessie Armstrong
Winnipeg
Sara Barnes
Crandall W.I
Birtle
Morgan Johnson
Miniota WI Meet Reports Community Center Session
The W I meets at the Community Centre on May 3 with twelve members and one visitor. Mrs. Goodwin presides as the meeting opens with the Creed. A Poetry reading and roll call highlighted a layette article for Children’s Aid. Members volunteer for Golden Age Clinic on May 28 and a $25 donation is made to the cemetery. Planning for the District Convention in Miniota on May 13 is completed. Volunteers offer baking for the Hospital Tea. Mrs. Long greets Mrs. Randall, a recent bride, and Mrs. Goodwin presents a cup and saucer. Cups and saucers are gifted to Mrs. Vern Rollo and Mrs. Doug Collier. Lunch is served by Mrs. A. Armitage and Mrs. Wes Leland.
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Miniota
Carbyn e for Wild Oats: timing and rate guidance
If you sow early expect wild oat problems or if you delay sowing you may still face them. Carbyne can be used on wheat barley flax rapeseed and mustard at a rate up to five ounces per acre. Apply with low volume four gallons per acre and higher pressure at least 45 psi. Spray four to five days after emergence, before two leaves, and avoid treatment after the three leaf stage to prevent wheat and barley damage. Carbyne fields will be held at listed area sites.
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C. Webster
T. Kerr
Municipality of
Boundary Roads
Crandall School
U.C.W
RED Cross
Beulah
Fred
Shirley
Doug
Chatham
Ontario
Clayton Reid
Darlene Webber
Mentmore
Patricia Lou
Willonby Crandall
Anthony Rudd
Les Rudd
Neil Johnstone
Steinbach
Neil
Herb Johnston
John Dickey
Claude Dickey
Robert Schoch
Leonard Lyle Lipscomb
David Lipscomb
Sheldon Mark Nankivell
Stan Nankivell
Rev. Bowins
Crandall Church
Michael Wilson
Mary Helen
Herb . Johnston
University of New Brunswick
Fredricton
Earl Mark
UCW
Wallace Hyndman
Walter Long
Nelson Henderson
Hospital Aid
Rossburn
W.I. Meet
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