Crandall Woman Injured. Road Link Opens Nearby
Lois Johnston Crandall fractured her right arm after a fall on Friday. A winter road linking Crandall to the east and west highway, about one mile south of town, was completed this week. Mr and Mrs C B Dawley and Mrs W Minty of Rocanville visited. the Dawleys moved furniture to Rocanville. Eleven beginners started the school term including Lillian Kitz Sheila Webber Linda Rivers David Lipscomb Ross Svoboda Gerald Svoboda Larry Williams Peter Stevenson Russell Clark Bryan Avery Kenneth Smith.
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Crandall
Dawley
W. Minty
Rocanville
Dawleys
Lillian Kitz
Sheila Webber
Linda Rivers
David Lipscomb
Ross
Gerald Svoboda
Larry Williams
Peter Stevenson
Russell Clark
Bryan Avery
Kenneth Smith
Local Social News and Community Meeting Report
Isabella Clare Johnston of Goldbridge is holidaying at his home here. The W I met in the Community Centre with Avon River guests. Mrs Harrison presided. Mr G illis of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind spoke on the institute's work. The afternoon included community singing and a contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Johnston
Goldbridge, B.C
W.I
Avon River
H.harrison
Hamiota Hospital
Brisbin
J.coxworth
Gillis
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Winnipeg
Wedding in Minnedosa and local police hunt update
Doreen Fleming Wahl wed H Wahl in Minnedosa last Wednesday and will reside in Whitehorse where Wahl serves on the Dominion Meteorological Service staff. In nearby areas, two suspects with a stolen car fled after gas theft and police pursuit using two way radio cars, with a third suspect captured after the manhunt extended to Prondon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Mitchell
J B Mitchell
W. Tenpant
C. Fleming
G. Hunkin
Doreen Fleming
T H . Wahl
Minnedosa
Wahl
Whitehorse
Mr. Wahl
Dominion Meteorological Service
Quadra
Arrow River
Searca
B.C
Prondon
Miniota
Fred Bryant
Les Leland
The World of Wheat by H G L Strange
A collection of figures on grain storage is released, with comments that published data exaggerate the difficulties faced in handling wheat. The article discusses storage challenges and the impact on markets.
Storage crunch looms as grain surplus meets limited space
The article estimates total storage capacity of country and terminal elevators is about 320 million bushels, with 100 million bushels of ill grains likely unsellable by July 31. Annexes and off track storage might ease the shortage, while Wheat Board sales could also reduce the gap. farmers face farm storage challenges until capacity expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Board
Lake of The Woods Milling elevator rises at Miniota
The new Lake of The Woods Milling Co elevator in Miniota stands 94 ft high and is visible from far away. It replaces the old height as an annex and is described as modern and well equipped to serve farmers, with a well appointed office for operator Wm. Rowan to keep records and maximize service volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake of the Woods Milling Cos
Miniota
Wm. Rowan
Miss Merle Stewart Hires On As Hamiota Operator
The article notes Miss Merle Stewart has become telephone operator at the Hamiota exchange. It also mentions a Woodcock Mutch wedding at St Mark's Church in Minneota and warns local merchants about losses seen in past years during this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Stewart
Hamiota Exchange
Beulah Visits and Family Travel Notes
Beulah and Mrs H Prylick of Waskada visited Ted Green at A Morrison's in Toronto. A Morrison from Toronto visits his parents Mr and Mrs Jas Morrison. Bob Dickie arrived from Calgary and went to Winnipeg to join his father. Tom Forster of Capilano Highlands Vancouver BC visits H E Forster and friends. Mrs J H Bickford took her son John back to Milwaukee. Their daughter Joan returned to studies at St Michaels Academy Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. H. Prylick
Waskada
Ted Green
Bob Dickie
Calgary
Winnipeg
Tom Forster
Capilano Highlands
Vancouver, B. C
H. E. Forster
J.H. Bickford
John
Milwaukee
Joan
St Michael's Academy
Brandon
Arrow River Visit Noted For Maxwell Taylors
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Taylor of Pipestone visited at the W. Tengant home. Mr. and Mrs. C. Fleming and others were mentioned in the same note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Maxwell Taylor
Pipestone
W. Tengant
Store break in sparks caution on night cash safety
A local store was burglarized overnight with talk of missing merchandise and money. Police advise securing funds, taking cash home, leaving lights on, and not keeping cash in registers or safes to prevent theft.
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Resenes
So and So
Births in Manitoba Area Include Four Daughters and Sons
Birth notices list several newborns: Moffatt at Hamiota Sept 2 to Rev and Mrs Ken Moffatt Eva June Cory Miniota a daughter. Doole at Virden Aug 30 to Geo and Mrs Doole Two Creeks a son. Flynn at Hamiota Sept 3 to Geo and Mrs Flynn Isabella a son Douglas Arthur. Walmsley at Portage la Prairie Sept 6 to S A and Mrs Walmsley Dorothy Walmsley High Bluff a son Donald Sidney.
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Flynn
Hamiota Hospital
Geo. Flynn
Isabella
Douglas Arthur
Walmsley
Portage la Prairie Hospital
S A. Walmsley
Dorothy Walmsley
High Bluff
Donald Sidney
Sunday Services and Events in Miniota and Isabella
The United Church announces services led by Rev. Ken H. Moffatt. Miniota hosts a 2 p.m. slam at Beulah with Beulah, and Isabella holds an evening service at 7 p.m. at 330 Arrow River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota Slam
Beulah
Isabella
Arrow River
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Masitohs
USA
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Merrill
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Genera
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St. Vital
W. Teasdale
Tom Stewart
Hamiota
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Lumsden
David McVey
Yorkton
McVey
Bellingham, Washington
Jas.m Elliott
Donalda King
Alex Sararas
H. G. L. Strange
A. Morrison
Toronto
Mrs
Jas. Morrison
United Church of Canada
Ken. H. Moffatt
CBC
Trans Canada
Daniel G. Levenick
L.lb
McConnell Bros. Ltd
R.C.A.P
Royal Canadian
AIR Force
R.C.A.F. Headquarters
Ottawa
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Hround Home
Grandma
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