Austin and District News Items Highlights
Austin residents and relatives enjoyed visits with Winnipeg, Brandon, and Port Arthur friends. Many relatives traveled to and from Austin while others vacationed at Clear Lake, Muir, and Killarney Lake. The community celebrated on July 1 with a large parade, band, and 3000 attendees, sharing memories and pride.
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Gordon Hay
Veys
G R Hay
Clear’ Lake
Rise Hay
Winnipeg
Austin
J. Attenborrow
J. Comp
Bill Elliott
Ako
Ron McMillan
P. Uhrin
V Futros
Pigeon Lake
Springbrook
Robert Stewart Sr
H. Walker
Souris
Marjorie Heselwood
McMillan
Muir
Walter Wilson
Edwin Robert
Misericordia Hospital
United Church
Gimlin
R. Poyser
Ted Hay
Jimmy
Frank
John McIntosh
Virden
Jim
Virginia Eggert
Crookston
Minn
JE Adams
William Stanton
Treherne
CR. Wallace
Rickey
Brian Hay
Miss Munroe
Tilson
Betty
Ross Storie
Moose Lake
Harry Hunter
John Gilmour
Winipeg
Lockport
Joan Lowe
Arden
Tom Low
Barbara
Notre Dame
Brandon
A. Purkess
Hugh Gray
Trygvi Rage
Alfs Hills
James Willcott
Shilo
Patriotic Club
Carberry
MacGregor
Chas. Wallace
Killarney Lake
B. Christiansen
Donna and
Sharon
Hartford News Highlights Holiday Visits in Sparta and Beyond
Local notes reveal a Monday morning holiday with Mr and Mrs Cal Sawyer in Sparta Ontario. Philip Ward Marilyn from Regina arrived Saturday evening to visit D Landers and Donna. Ian McCartney from Macdonald holidays with Murray Gourley. Milne family hosts Winnipeg visitors. Mary Irene and Jane Shannon from Hudson Bay join Betty Milne and Jean Walker. Sval. Russian atomic icebreaker Lenin completes Arctic cruise amid difficult seas.
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Cal Sawyer
Sparta
Philip Ward
Marilyn
Regina
D. Landers
Donna
Ian McCartney
Macdonald
Murray Gourley
Milne
Winnipeg
D. Lamont
Mary Irene
Jane Shannon
Hudson Bay
Sask
Betty Milne
Jean Walker
S. Birnie
W. Sweet
Springbrook Garden Club News at Portage Fair Rally
Four H members and supporters attended the Portage fair Rally where vegetables were judged and twelve club members earned prizes. Rose Mary Lowe and Lorraine Anderson competed for the gold watch while Linda Bull and Anne Lowe won Grand Championship for their demonstration "A crisp salad fills the bowl." The group marched in uniforms, enjoyed lunch, and later planned garden judging with a meeting in August per reporter Anne Lowe. Russian fur traders established small Siberian colonies as early as the 13th century.
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Portage Fair
Rose Mary Lowe
Lorraine Anderson
Linda Bull
Anne Lowe
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