Crandall Community Notes On Rink Dance and Remembrance
Moves into D Johnston residence noted. Rink meeting chaired by E Morison elected C R Lee N Smith and E Douglas to rink board. Minot a dance at Orange Hall attracted about seventy pupils with winners Bud Kelly Beulah and Vera Hawes Jessie Rowane honored. Service of Remembrance honored fallen in two wars and Korean conflict with address by Rev Ren Moffatt. ch ased by Comrade G L Dibblee. Quilt of events includes cancer fund, hospital aid report, and district reunion in Winnipeg. Final CKX broadcast slated November 15 with local winners invited to perform in Brandon City Hall. Leon ard Wall celebrated 21st birthday and 22nd wedding anniversary before Air Force departure.
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Agricultural Representative Opens Weekly Sessions in Miniota
Beginning November 18, C T G Bailey, the agricultural representative, will hold weekly office hours in the council chamber at Miniota every Tuesday to meet with residents and discuss farming concerns.
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Isabella and Visitors Tour Ontario and Saskatchewan
Mr and Mrs R Clark visit Ontario. Mr and Mrs R McVey from Lumsden Sask spent the weekend with Mrs McVey. Mr and Mrs Russ Doran and T E Doran traveled to Nipawin to collect a repaired car after a recent accident.
Arrow River MLA and rally attendance noted in district
Shuttleworth MLA Mio nedosa visited friends in the district. Mrs Wiggins and Mrs Tennant attended a Women’s Auxiliary rally at Hamiota on Thursday last.
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Land Auction Planned for Tax Arrears in Miniota Manitoba
Notice from the Rural Municipality of Miniota states that lands in several parcels will be sold for arrears of taxes and costs. If not paid by December 15, 1952, at 2:00 PM in the Miniota council chamber, the lands will be publicly auctioned. E J Spalding, Secretary-Treasurer, dated November 5, 1952.
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Beulah Socials and Visits Highlight Community Notes
Fred Cooper visited Winnipeg last week while Stan Brunton and Frank Paynter were in Minot. Ed Bunn and wife travel to Devil's Lake ND. A Beulah bazaar raised 275 for the United church. W A Harron and grandson Lorne visited Edmundean homes. Arnold Stowe and John Deyholes attended a rural electrification course in Brandon. Beulah Hall board canceled the Fowl supper. J Maduke and J Labay families motor to Regina. St Wilfrid’s W A held its annual meeting with officers elected and plans to repair the rink.
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Card of Thanks From Mr. and Mrs. J. Stowe and Family
The Stowe family expresses heartfelt thanks for the sympathy shown during this time and gratefully appreciates the kindness of friends and neighbors.
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Thanks for visits and prayers in hospital
Mrs. George Torrance expresses gratitude to friends for bards, visits, and powers sent while a patient at Hamiota hospital and to friends of Miniota United Church for kindness.
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Remembrance Day Thanks From Canadian Legion Chapter
The Comrades of the Canadian Legion branch thank all who assisted in the Poppy sales and in the Remembrance Day service. Special thanks to the Crandall ladies for the dainty lunch after the November 11th service.
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Widow of Rev W L Stewart Dies at 84
Mrs SW L Stewart aged 84 widow of Rev W L Stewart died on Sunday. Her brothers HB and TE Forster traveled from Winnipeg to attend the funeral held Tuesday.
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Grain Storage Insects Threaten Farm Stocks in Western Canada
Farmers warned that numerous serious breaks of insects in stored grain have emerged in western Canada. Maintaining dry cool grain with minimal dust and broken kernels is essential. Monitor moisture and temperature, and report infestations to local Agricultural Representative or the Stored Product Insect Laboratory in Winnipeg.
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