Austin Ed. Price Staying With Parents In Town
AUSTIN Ed. Price of The Pas is spending a few days in Austin with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Price. Mrs. H. Atkins travels to Manitou to be at her father Bannister's bedside, who is seriously ill. Mrs. George Washby of Carberry spent the weekend with sister Mrs. Jones and Miss Ethel Jones. Frank Allan of Goderich Ont. visited Austin Tuesday at the home of Mrs. E. J. Morris and Mrs. Anderson and family. Mrs. C. McCrea and boys drove to Arden Sunday to see Mr. and Mrs. Sealey. Geo Hay underwent an operation at Portage la Prairie Hospital Saturday and is recovering. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mumm and Mrs. H. Blair of Portage la Prairie and Mr. and Mrs. Win. Price and son Jim of Pine Creek visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Price. Mrs. Price has been seriously ill since early Saturday. Dr. Jubb of MacGregor attended. She is now improving. Christ Church W A will hold a social afternoon and sale of work at Community Hall on George's Day April 23 from 3 to 6 with a silver tea at 4.30 and a short programme. Everyone welcome.
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Frank Allan
Goderich
Ont
Austin
E. J. Morris
Geo Hay
Portage la Prairie
J. Mumm
H. Blair
Win. Price
Jim
Pine Creek
R. Price
Christ Church W.A
George's
In Memoriam Bryce Ronald Bryce 1939 Tribute
In loving memory of Ronald Bryce who passed away in April 1939. Gone from us that soft , smiling face and cheerful ways. A heart that won many friends in happier bygone days. Though his smile is gone his memory remains with us. Sadly missed by Mummy and Daddy.
In loving memory of our dear grandson Ralph Bryce
In loving memory of our dear grandson Ralph Bryce who passed away a year ago April 11 1939 fond memories linger forever in our thoughts Grandma and Grandpa Bryce
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Ralph Bryce
Weeds cause seventy million dollar losses to farmers
The article notes annual weed damage to Canadian farmers exceeds seventy million dollars. It urges sowing clean seed each year as a solution to cut losses and improve farming conditions.
North Norfolk Council Meeting Negotiations and By Laws
North Norfolk Council convened at Austin with absent members. Reeve S C Duff presided as discussions covered land leases to A Dunton and R Craig, tax charges on E 32912 11, and gopher control measures including free poison for vacant lots. By laws included sales to Good Roads Board and seed grain loan cancellations. next meeting set for May 7 in MacGregor.
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Austin
Esent
Reeve S.C. Duff
Robinson- Goulding
A. Dunton
McPhee -Goule Reeve Bouied
R. Craig
J. Houston
Goulding - Robinson
J. O'Brien
Hotel
Jeffrey
Mickelson & Co
McPhee
W. J. Hubble
Sidney
Good Roads Board
Pt. N.E
Pt. E
Good Roads ‘Board
Finance Committee
MacGregor
For Sale A wheel Trailer with new tires and vulcanized tires
For sale a wheel trailer offering two new tires and two vulcanized tires. Priced at 50 dollars cash or trade. Contact HATKINS at phone number 40 in Austin.
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Austin
Pine Creek District Notes and Local Arrivals
Mr and Mrs M MacDow moved to Portage la Prairie on Monday and Mrs MacMillan fell ill last Friday but is improving. Harold Hughson of Winnipeg visited his brother Herb. A goose disrupted Eden. Mrs Chambers and Sid returned home after a week in Orangenile. Ladies held a quilting bee at Mrs Herd’s home. Cross-Willing Workers meet in Norfolk School on April 17 at 8 p.m.
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M. MacDow Mored
Portage la Prairie
Herd. Hughson
Pine Creek
Norfolk School
Portage hospital knee operation and local meetings
Ken Scott has returned from Portage hospital after knee surgery. A Beef Ring meeting will be held at Macauley school on Monday evening, April 15. Mrs Laurens mourns the death of her mother Mrs Robb in Grand Marais Manitoba. friends extend sympathy.
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Macauley School
Laurens
Robb
Grand Marais
Man
Easter Examinations At Macauley School
Ida Ormiston placed high in grade IX with Mary Patterson and Melba as teachers present. In grade VIII Muriel Chant led with Bob Laurens 61 points, while grade VI Freddie O Neill topped exams. Grades IV to I show Dorothy Holliday Duncan Emerson Violet Mitchell Marion Holliday Ruth Turner and Ronald Emerson among participants.
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Rade
Ida Ormistonrade
Muriel Chant
Bob Laurens
Freddie O'Neill
Jean Laurens
Dorothy Holliday
Duncan Emerson
Violet
Mitchell
Marion Holliday
Ruth Turner
Ronald Emerson
Margaret J. Patterson
Cill
Melba
Maple syrup harvest nears peak in Canada
By late March nearly 50,000 farmers across Ontario Quebec and the Maritimes were tapping sap as the maple harvest runs toward April. More than 20 million trees will be tapped and syrup and sugar will reach markets. Last year yields fell due to weather. sun by day and frost by night aid production. In 1939 Canada produced 2,302,200 gallons of maple syrup and 2,900,200 pounds of maple sugar.
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Ontario
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
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Ed. Price
The
Pas
Mr. and
Mrs. Price
George Washby
Carberry
Mrs. Jones
Ethel Jones
Anderson
C. McCrea
Arden
Sealey
Memoriam
Mummy
Daddy
Grandma and
Grandpa Bryce
J. A. Rowlatt Res
Imperial Oil Products
Massey-Harris and
Cockshutt
Voss and
Snowbird
North Norfolk Council
Bank of Montreal
E. G. Elliott
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Plymouth
D.D. Cockshutt
D.D. Deering
Cockshutt Gang
John Deere
General Motors
J. R. McNeely
Erle R. George
Mayfair
PINE
Eden
Southend & Macauley
Ken
Scott
Portage Hospital
Bussett
Fred Wright
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