Weekend visitors and local notices from Rossendale
Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Jack Fisher and daughter Jacqueline with friends from Winnipeg. Others visiting Winnipeg and area towns. Snow caused short school weeks. Local visits by Briscoes, Frizzleys, Tomchuks, and Moffats. Wedding anniversary for J Donald on March 9. Get well wishes for Gordon Kane. Portage and Holland visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fisher
Jacqueline
Phyllis Beyak
Harry Ettinger
Gordon Urie
Winnipeg
B. Davis
F. McKeen
Gordon
M. Burton
Portage
J. Donald
C. Watson
Minnedosa
Don Peasgood
Bella Hird
Treherne
W. McCallum
Myrna Frank
R. Frizzleys
Gordon Kane
MacGregor Hospital
Stanley Neufeld
Gilbert Neufeld
Mary Lynn Moffat
W. Moffat
C. Sundell
Vigar
Holland
R. Moffat
World Day of Prayer planned at Sidney United Church
Austin district news notes the World Day of Prayer for the Austin-Sidney charge will be held at Sidney United Church on Friday March 7 at 2:30 pm. The program is prepared by African women with guest speaker Mrs Reuben Friesen from Bamako. Local visits and community notices fill the page, including bonspiels, school fundraising, and Red Cross canvass plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Jones
Jon, Montieth
Chatham
N.B
Plumas tops Austin in 12 and under semi final thriller
In Plumas on Feb 12 the 12 and under semi final opener saw Plumas defeat Austin 5 4 after scores from Brian Evenson Ian Wilson and Bernie Dueck. Austin bounced back 8 8 in Austin Saturday led by Bernie Dueck Jim Carrothers Ron Amann Harvey Williams and others. The 10 and under hosts MacGregor won 2 0 with Paul Kowalchuk scoring both goals. Austin advances to finals versus Arden Langruth with Sidney Hilltop trophy on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumas
Austin
Glen Loewen
Bernie Dueck
Brian Evenson
Ian Wilson
Ron Amann
Jim Carroth¢ers
Jim Carrothers
Ation
Harvey Williams
Ken Amann
Jack Cronk
Brian Cairns
Ron Amans
Arden
Langruth
Sidney Hilltop
Finil
MacGregor
Paul Kowalchuk
Kelvin Giesbrect
Austin Carnival Carnival Queen Crowns And Skating Results
Debra Nelson was the youngest skater and Dick Carrothers the oldest in a large Austin Carnival on Gilbert Street with Mary Sprott and Miss Elsie McIntyre among sponsors. Valerie Smith was crowned carnival queen by last year’s winner Elsie McIntyre. multiple princesses named with sponsors. Race and couples results listed by age groups and pairings, plus a blurb about a broomball game where teens beat the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Nelson
Dick Carrothers
Valerie Smith
Austin Collegiate
Elsie McIntyre
Marilyn Early
Austin Memorial Rink
Debbie Giesbrecht
Hockey Club
Kathy Amann
Gun Club
Nancy McFarlane
Chamber of Commerce
Janice Goertzen
Diane Hyde
Heather Hotel
Allan Lowe
Roy Cronk
Cathy Corrigal
Sandra Lamb
Janice Carruthers
Ricky Amann
Wayne Loeppky
Wade Lonsdale
Kathy Goertzen
Rhea Fredrickson
Betty Lowe
Doug Cronk
Scott Pool
Kathy Carrothers
Joan Giesbrecht
Jim Carrothers
Ron Amann
Allan Clarkson
Debbie Rands
Betty , Lowe
Harvey Williams
Bernie | Dueck
Kathy | Carrothers
Vicki ‘Amb
Murray Makinson
Roy Manns
Loreen Amann
Miss G. Street
Fred Amann
Russel Cairns
Richard Corrigal
Brian Cairns
Vicki Lami
Richard Coree Sree
Sahvann Tabolotney
Philip Stephenson
Stephenson
Dick Carruthers
Pat Carrothers
Local visits and graduations noted in Brandon area
Mr. and Mrs. R. Vogt and family of Brandon hosted visitors including John Seaman of Austin. Jacqueline Seaman, daughter of John Seaman, graduated Feb 15 from St. Boniface Hospital Winnipeg Radiological Technicians. Numerous visits followed among Seaman, Vogt, Raven, Pedersen, McCullough, and other families from Rivers, Wellwood, Austin, Portage, and Morden, with trips to Brandon and Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Vogt
Brandon
Harvey Schneider
John Seaman
Austin
Jacqueline Seaman
St. Boniface Hospital
Winnipeg
Wm. Seaman
Neepawa
Larry Raven
Baby
Rivers
Joe Belous
Art Wright
David
Wellwood
Wm. McCullough
Robert Chambers
Cecil
Don Pedersen
Ken Smith
George Hyde
Worby
John Wiele
Elie Firm Secures Erickson Post Office Job
The federal works department awarded M. and G. Bernardin Co. Ltd. of Elie Manitoba a $28,702 contract to build a one story post office at Erickson Manitoba 50 miles north of Brandon. Eight tenders were submitted, the lowest winning bid. The 36 by 32 foot building will provide about 1,150 square feet of space with a wood frame and colored steel siding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. and G. Bernardin Co. Ltd
Elie
Man
Erickson
Federal Works Department
Brandon
Wishart's Service Phone 857 5468 Radiator Repair
Local auto service advertises radiator and general repair at the corner of Eighth Street and Saskatoon Avenue West under the Wishart's Service banner, formerly Wilman Motors, with a contact phone 857 5468.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishart
Wilman Motors
Eighth St
Sask. Ave. West
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