Austin News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Mr A Bus suffered a slight stroke in Austin and is reported fair. Miss Florence Lowe returned from a motor trip to Chicago Buffalo Windsor Toronto and Ontario. J R Bath, of Toronto, left for Ontario with Mrs Bath after heading United Church work in Edrans Pine Creek and Orangeville. The Anglican Church Dramatic Group plans The Cat Came Back in the Community Hall with lunch and dancing. Bible Society collectors Mrs Randall and Mrs James Duncan will canvass for support. Jupiter Pluvius delivered heavy rain and tanks are full. The United Church dinner and entertainment is set for October 5 with services October 7 featuring The Wrong Baby. Admission 50c adults 20c children 6-12, under 5 free. A tribute to the Gnazdowsky family and a social evening hosted by Mr and Mrs John Hay precedes their departure. Vera Hay shines as organist and student leader. The Hays will move to Ethelbert, with best wishes from Austin.
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Chicago
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Ontario
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United Church
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Pine Creek
Orangeville
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Anglican Church Dramatic Group
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John Hay
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Austin Com
Liberals win four seats in five federal byelections
In Monday’s by-elections Liberals captured Elgin West North York Kenora Rainy River and Frontenac Addington seats. The sole Conservative winner was Toronto East with Thos S Church, seven time mayor of Toronto, taking the victory.
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Elgin West
North York
Kenora-Rainy River
Frontenac Addington
Toronto East
Thos. S. Church
Toronto
Christ Church Austin Service and Choir Details
Sunday service and Evensong listed for 1am and 7.30 pm at Christ Church Austin. Choir practice scheduled for Wednesday at 8 pm. Rev. G. L. Armstrong mentioned as rector.
Austin United Church Services Scheduled Sunday
Sunday events at Austin United Church include a service at 2:00 p.m. and another at 7:30 p.m. Minister W. R. Wood invites all to attend, and readers are urged to patronize local merchants featured in the paper.
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W. R. Wood
Bank notes to shrink size across Canadian banks
Chartered banks of Canada plan to reduce banknote size to 6 inches by 27 inches, aligning with Bank of Canada issues. The Bank will gradually assume note issuance, but banks will continue issuing for years while reducing the share by steps over a decade, making handling easier for the public and tellers.
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Bank of Canada Act
Round Trip Ticket Stop-Overs Change Described
Mr B L Patterson, Canadian Pacific Agent at MacGregor, announced a policy shift on thirty day roundtrip tickets. Passengers will be able to stop en route after October 1st without extra cost, instead of requiring continuous passage to and from Winnipeg.
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B L. Patterson
Canadian Pacific
MacGregor
Winnipeg
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