Austin News Roundup Sparks Storm Damage and Local Events
Severe weather lashed Austin with rain wind and hail causing power outages and damaged homes gardens and crops. The column lists visits travels family news church meetings a Father’s Day note and upcoming Grade 12 graduation exercises in MacGregor with a banquet in Austin.
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Nell
Sty Swammerin
Grande Castle
Alberta
E. Meffen
St. Boniface Hospital
Winnipeg
Jean Brydon
Harvey
Lori
Jean
C. T. Jones
Lorna Abbott
Carlof Brandon
Walter Bodnarchuk
Douglas
Rathwell
John Uhrin
Dave Patterson
Gladstone
Frank Patterson
Fred Futros
Chas. Wallace
Carberry
Harold Wallace
Art. Stevenson
Portage
M. Lamb
J. R. Stephenson
Peter Peters
Garril Compton
Vancouver
George Duncan
Tucson
Arizona
Siter
S. Shaw
el Sol
Old Tucson
Nogalas
Mexico
Wilfred
MacGregor
Austin
Special Grain Delivery Permits Renewed for Retired Farmers
The Lanaman Wheat Board announced renewal of special delivery permits for farm estates and producers who have retired but still own grain. Retired holders will not be required to deliver all grain under open quotas this year, while active producers with reduced delivery opportunities must complete deliveries within the current crop year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanaman Wheat Board
E. Gordon Earl
The
Wheat Board
Earl
Children’s Aid Society Adopts New By Law Changes
The Children’s Aid Society of Central Manitoba at its annual meeting rescinded its old by law and enacted a new one aligned with the provincial health and social development department. It defines society purpose, territorial jurisdiction including Portage la Prairie and surrounding areas, membership rules, board size from seven to thirty, district representation, and officer structure. Miss Noel Des Laurier introduced the motion and stated the by law is open for inspection by interested persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Children’s Aid Society of
Central Manitoba
Department of Health and Social Development
Noel Des Laurier i
Cartier, Dufferin
Glennelie
Gray, Lorne
Lakeview
Lansdowne
Macdonald
Morris
North Norfolk
Portage la
Portage la Prairie
Carman
Morden
Gladstone
Gretna
Plum Coulee
Winkler
Manitou
Long Plain
Dakota Tipi
Swan Lake
$100 Million For Hospitals Secured by Shrine Leader
Imperial Potentate Henry Struby aims to raise 100 million for Shriners Hospitals to balance rising costs and deficits. He plans one dollar from each Shriner plus 1 million new members to reach the goal, cites aging membership and stereotypes, and notes current funds come from Shrine Circus and charity games. He will tour cities ahead of retirement after 36 years with the Shrine. A separate census note highlights that elderly women outnumber men by over three million in the US and will rise.
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Imperial
Henry Sturuby
Shriners’ Children’s Hospitals
Struby
Shrine
Shrine Circus
Shriners
City
Imperial Potentate
Toronto
Missouri
Cleveland
Atlanta
Washington Census Bureau
United States
Bureau
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Austin News
Drdon Johnston
Ug LO
M.L.A
Gordon Johnston
Portage McGregor, Edwin and
Bagot
Area
Ahnston Gordon
Drea Ey Pound da Eo
Ublishea
Ontario
Jim Knox
Allan Nicholls
Oakville District
No. 1
Canada
Edie
Experiero Vla
Eresterview
W. Scott
Beaver Lumber Company
Neepawa Lions Club
Parko
Yellowhead Arena
Children’s Aid
Co-Op Hail Insurance
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Co-Operative Hail Insurance Company Limited
L. A. Street
Ed Schreyer
New Democrats
New Democratic Party
Federal Task Force On Agriculture
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Prairie Provinces
Schreyer
Lakeside
Stone
ELEC
Ste. Rose
Stewart
Elect Barrett
Adam
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