Holiday visitors and town news from Austin area
Many residents and servicemen visit relatives in Carberry Brandon and Winnipeg while others attend events. Names include Betty Boyd Doreen Campbell Margaret Collier and families at Rosehill Arden and Brandon. A local bride Dorothy Wright celebrated with a shower. thoughts on resilience finish the item.
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Betty Boyd
Brandon
Doreen Campbell
G. Collier
Margaret
R. Smith
Mayfeld
H. Telford
Reuban Stoke
R.C.A.F
Yorkton
Sask
Forrestville
Ace J. Gamlin
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Carberry
Forestville
R. Poyser
Dorothy Wright
Dr Jubb to Visit Austin Fridays at Mrs Thomas Home
Dr. A V Jubb will visit Austin every Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Harold Thomas, continuing a weekly appointment pattern in the community.
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Ena Kendall
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Boyd Telford
Florence
Billy Knight
Brandon
Mrs. Alfred Knight
Mrs. Leadhey
Mrs. O'Hara
Mrs. Poyser, Sr
Miss Gillespie
Mrs. A. Poyser
Rosehill
A. J. Stevenson
Audrey
Morris
Speed
S. C. Duff
Chas. Wallace
Harold
R.C.A.F
St. Thomas, Ont
A.V. Jubb Wil
Radio Licence Prices Prompt Eligible Norfolk Residents
In the eastern mail of Norfolk province a notice offers radio licences to those who have not yet received them. Licences cost 52.50 for radios in automobiles connected to hydro powered homes and 52.00 in country homes. J M Remanson, Radio Licence Supervisor, Box 5, Gladstone, Man, urges payment to obtain licences via mail.
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Norfolk
J. M. Remanson
Box 5
Gladstone
Man
Katrime Church Service This Sunday at Three P.M.
A Katrime church invites attendees to a Sunday service at 3 p.m. Local residents are welcome to participate in the afternoon gathering at the Katrime church.
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Katrime
Pale Western cutworm damage prompts summer fallow advice
Experts urge summer fallow and land undisturbed from mid September to minimize pale Western cutworm damage. Allow no livestock on fields to form a crusty soil that reduces moth egg laying, based on long study of the pest by specialists.
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Awe
Heat Wave Smashes Western Canada Weekend Temperatures
Western Canada endured a weekend heat wave with Sunday the hottest day of the year. Saskatchewan thermometers rose to 104 degrees while Manitoba readings topped the 90s, and nearby locales reached about 96 degrees in the afternoon.
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Western Canada
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
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