Austin and District News Highlights Local Life
Miss Enid Morris visits in town while Nick Konslnuck works on business. Lloyd Jones hospitalised with quinsy. Mrs. Arnold recovers from flu. Dorothy Hay of Winnipes visits family. Erle Duncan Hay returns from Brandon. Walter Chitford improving in health. Many weekend travels and social events noted plus a skating party plan, bridge tables, and local sports updates. The midget hockey team remains undefeated, with playdowns approaching in MacGregor.
Appointme dental x ray diagnosis notice
Portage la Prairie Man brief notice lists Mackinnon & Mackinnon barristers solicitors Fi J Percival MacKinnon LLB Malcolm E MacKinnon BA at Austin Every Poa Telephone 23 MacGregor Man and a phone number 399 for dental X ray diagnosis by appointment.
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Austin Midgets Take Playoff Opener 4-2 at MacGregor
Austin Midgets edged MacGregor 4-2 in the provincial Playdowns opener at MacGregor on Tuesday night in a fast game with five penalties. Garry Emerson opened MacGregor’s scoring at 5 20 of the first period, Austin replied at 2 15 of the second, followed by Jack last counter at 6 10. Wayne Benton tied by 7 05, Charles Hope scored twice at 8 12 and 18 00. Final period remained scoreless. Ken Gair and R H Duncan assisted. Lineups included Austin Glen Thompson Bernard Blaine Donald Hay Charles Hope Ron Atkins Don David Duncan Malcolm Thomas Coughill Frank Alex Hanson Wayne Bunton. MacGregor Bruce Muir Murray Lamb Lawrence Heselwood Jack Elliott Garry Emerson Raymond Weber Douglas Barber Melvin Francis. Also noted thanks from Mrs C Duncan and family for support after loss of store and home by fire. Canadian cinema note mentions Norman McLaren winning six awards.
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Garry Emerson
MacGregor
Austin
Jack
Wayne Benton
Charles Hope
Ken Gair
R. H. Duncan
Glen Thompson
Bernard Blaine
Donald Hay
Ron Atkins
Don David Duncan
Malcolm Thomas Coughill
Frank Alex Hanson
Wayne Bunton Macgregor— Lewis
Bruce Muir
Murray Lamb
Lawrence Heselwood
Jack Elliott
Garry Emeson
Raymond Weber
Douglas Barber
Melvin Francis
Mill Accident Death of Angus E MacKenzie
Former Austin man Angus E MacKenzie aged 38 died in a saw mill accident. Born in Truro Nova Scotia he lived in Winnipeg after long military service including time overseas. He married Edith and leaves brothers Ronald George Jack and sisters Rae Marie and Marie. Contributed.
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Angus E. MacKenzie
Truro
Saskatchewan
Austin
Austin School
Winnipeg
Nova Scotia
Edith
Donald
A. MacKenzie
Ronald
George
Charleswood
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Rae
J. Whited
Marie
Classified Advis O RENT Two Rooms in MacGregor
Classified notices list rental of two partly furnished rooms in MacGregor. Contact Horace Thomas at 4-3np fan saue-proud Sows or J Heppner phone 320-22 MacGregor. 5. FOR SALE Weaning Pigs one weeks 25.00 pair. Apply J B Hay Austin S-2np IR SALE Seasoned dry cord wood white poplar Apply F D Wright phone 315-3p. FOR SALE Two electric washing machines Coffield Beatty both in good shape Apply JW Corrigal MacGregor 6-np. FOR SALE Broad Lows to for row April 20th Apply Z Dou cette phone 12-21 Austin 6 FOR SALE 6-year old cow milking and 7-year old due to freshen in February Apply J N Hulme phone 315-3 6-Ip.
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National Parks Lead Attendance in 1950
Banff recorded the highest attendance at 416 452 visitors in 1950, followed by Riding Mountain with 289 627 and Point Pelee Ontario with 215 082 as the next leading parks.
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Riding Mountain
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