Austin Scout Movement Forms In Town with Leaders
A new Boy Scout association is established in Austin with four patrols of five to six boys. C F Kitson named Scout Master and Jas Hilland as assistant. A Cub Pack for 8 to 11 year olds will meet weekly under Hilland. Tenderfoot Scouts begin training under the new arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Avery
Nesbitt
Frank Avery
Mackinson
Jim
Booth Farm
Austin
Nick Stay
Tom Lane
Doug Duncan
Ralph Lowe
C. F. Kitson
Jas. Hilland
Romendale Players Stage The Gil Over Wooder
Pescy Smith arrived home after spending the winter at Lax Vert Mun L. Rom of Emerson renewed acquaintances in the district on Saturday. The play The Gil Over Wooder staged in the hall Monday night by the Romendale young people under the auspices of Beaver Vearg Peoples'Union now erected with a capacity Rowse, and better prepared for all. Proceeds amounted to 240. Friends and neighbors of Mr and Mrs J R Martin and family gathered at Parhead school Monday night and held a social evening in their honor prior to leaving the district for Wimpe r. Mr Wilson Lamb chaired. The guests of honor received a lovely case of silver, Agnes with a compact and Attic 41 pen and pencil set. The Martin family are leaving for the city in a day and many friends wish them happiness in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pescy Smith
Lax
L. Rom
Emerson
Gil Over Wooder
Romendale
Beaver Vearg Peoples’Union
J R Martin
Parhead School
Wimper
Wilson Lamb
Martin
Manitoba Whist Event Report With Winners Named
Mr A E Walker and Mr John Barber traveled to Winnipeg on Tuesday Miss Myrtle Hodgins returned to Winnipeg after visiting her father Fred Hodgins Friday night featured whist live and dance prize winners were 1 Miss Annie Clarke and J S Barber 2 Mrs Robin Barber and Francis McLachlan season end scores list Miss Norma Thompson and Geo Boltot Riley wins and speculation about Coronation proceeds and economics professor accompanying him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Walker
John Barber
Winnipeg
Myrtle Hodgins
Fred Hodgins
Annie Clarke
J. S. Barber
Mia
Robin Barber
Francis McLachlan
Norma Thompson
Geo Boltot
Riley
Young People Lead Service and School Club Plays
The Church service this Sunday will be conducted entirely by the young people. The Girls' Club in Austin presented a well attended play last Friday night followed by a dance. The Young People's Union plans an April 12 entertainment with two plays among the items. Jean Davis returned home improving in health after a three week visit with her aunt. Mrs. H. Paisley of Lavenham, a former resident, died last Friday. funeral was Sunday. Roy Miller was taken to Portage hospital for appendicitis surgery under Dr. Clark. a speedy recovery hoped. Residents traveled to MacGregor to hear Dr. and Mrs. A. G. MacKinnon discuss Eskimos on Basin Island. exhibit of Eskimo handicraft praised.
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Oakville
MacGregor High School
Portage
Girls’ Club
Austin
Young People’s Union
Jean Davis
A. E. Shaw
Jean
H. Paisley
Lavenham
Bagot
Roy Miller
Portage Hospital
Clark
MacGregor
Rs. A. G. MacKinnon
Basin Island
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Herald
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George Graham
Andy Stone
Beaver
Albert Knight
Swan River
Portage la Prairie
Boyd Telford
Terrance Boyd
Jas. Hay
Wallace
J. A. Morris
H. F. Johnson
Manitoba
Christ Church Vestry Board
S. C. Duff
Austio
X Cnunne
Greeates
Cove Penn FC
RS OF
Canada
Chevrolet
General Motore
General Motors
J. R. McNeely
Austin United Church
Cherea
Mackinnon
Mackinnon Barristers, Solicitors
J. Percival MacKinnon
Malcolm E. MacKinnon
Christ
Church, Austin
Larmste
A. Lye, Ll.b
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J. R. Horton
Post Graduat
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Chicago
Rhone
J.A. Rowlatt
North Star Oils
Astories
de Laval
Bailey Block
Otice
Geo. Croucher
Geo
Croucher
General Blacksmith
Katrime
G McMillan
R. McKill
Mr. McMillan
Beacon
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