Smilin Johnnie Show Comes to Austin Hall
The Smilin Johnnie Show from Saskatoon Saskatchewan brings two hours of family friendly Canadian country and Western entertainment to Austin Community Hall on Thursday May 17 at 8 pm. Eleanor Dahl sings and plays piano accordion melodica while Jack Lenson adds guitar fiddle and rhythm. Misty the Beagle and Olga the Janitor appear. songs include happy sad land tunes and avoid racy topics as the act enters its 27th year of entertaining in Canada.
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Smilin Johnnie
Austin
Eleanor Dahl
Jack Lenson
Misty
Beagle Dog
Olga
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Canada
Johnnie
Jack Lensen
Singing Dog
Manor Guests Share Visits and Birthday Cheer
Mr and Mrs Cliff Manns and guests from Burlington Ontario and Winnipeg visited relatives at the Manor. Weekend guests included Mrs H Johnston from Austin and Mrs M Wallace with family. Stays by Mr and Mrs Stan Firth Brandon and Mr and Mrs J Birch Carberry. Mrs M Duncan celebrated her 84th birthday with a party attended by relatives and Manor residents as four granddaughters served tea and cake.
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Cliff Manns
Burlington
Ontario
H. Hughson
J. Melstead
Jim
Winnipeg
J. Jeffries
H. Johnston
Austin
M. Wallace
J. Bodie
Bill
John
P.templer
Stan Firth
Brandon
Miss creme ueanam attends ten day Ottawa course
Miss creme ueanam is attending a ten day Emergency Measure's course in Ottawa. Bruce Graham of Winnipeg spent the weekend at his home. On Saturday Bruce and Alf visited relatives at Newdale.
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Creme Ueanam
Ottawa
Bruce Graham
Winnipeg
Bruce
Alf
Newdale
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association names new General Manager
G H Witherspoon announces Barry G McCallum as General Manager and Secretary Treasurer. McCallum previously served as advertising manager for Winnipeg suburban weeklies and will oversee advertising sales and promotion for 52 member community newspapers. Office at 404 322 Donald St Winnipeg.
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G. H. Witherspoon
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Barry G. McCallum
McCallum
Winnipeg
Donald St
Austin July 1 sports day meeting announced
A general meeting regarding the Austin July 1 sports day will be held in the Austin Community Hall Thursday May 2 at 8 30 p m All interested are urged to attend Mrs Betty Giesbrecht of Winnipeg was the winner of the quilt raffled by the Austin Ladies Mission Band The draw was made on May 5 Proceeds will be donated to the Senior Citizens Home in Austin.
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Austin
Austin Community Hall
Betty Giesbrecht
Winnipeg
Austin Ladies Mission Band
Premier Schreyer Weighs June Election Prospects
Premier Ed Schreyer said the chances of a June general election depend partly on whether the Legislature can finish its business in time. Deputy Conservative Harry Enns accused him of dirty politics for using letters from opposition members to gain leverage. PC members Wally McKenzie and James Bilton urged rights to privileged correspondence, and Schreyer defended his handling of letters and offered to table all he has written.
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Ed Schreyer
Harry Enns
Lakeside
Schreyer
Wally McKenzie
McKenzie
James Bilton
Swan River
Department of Health and Social Development
Grandview
Wedding and family notices from Southend Macaulay News
Greetings to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Forrest on their first anniversary. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frank and others in Pinawa. Dean Frank near Morris for summer railway work after U of M commerce. Birthday wishes to Clare Tarr Alex Steiben and Bill Radford. Various visits and placements noted in Winnipeg Calgary and Saskatoon.
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Bill Forrest
Jack Frank
Henry Frank
Sumer
Clare Tarr
Alex Steiben
Bill Radford
Doug McGregor
Bob Douglas
Brandon
Pembroke
Gloria Scora
Inlaw
Ron Parent
Calgary
Gloria
The
Foothills Hospital
John Scora
Daryl
Kathy
Art Scora
Cornwall
P.E.J
Wm. Scora
Nellie Primeau
Winnipeg
Church Services and Baptismal Reminder for May 13
Community church notices list services across MacGregor and Sidney including Cutty Evangelical Mennonite Church East End MacGregor Morning Worship Baptismal at 10:00 a.m. Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada Bethel MacGregor no service Pastor away Calvary Tabernacle Sidney Mother's Day message 11:30 a.m. Austin United Church 10:00 a.m. Morning Service Sidney United Church 11:30 a.m. Anglican St Pauls Austin No Service Christ Church Austin.
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Evangelical Mennonite Church
East End
MacGregor
Rossendale
United Church
Harold Ritchie ‘MacGregor
Pentecostal Assemblies ‘of Canada
A. J. Hall
Calvary Tabernacle
Sidney
Dick Fehr
Austin United Church
David Landers
Sidney United Church
You Have A Date Thet at Mrs Davys Home
Paul's A C W will meet at the home of Mrs Doug Davey on Wednesday May 16 at 8 p m Hostesses are Mrs G Lye Mrs H Lye and Mrs R Lye Anyone wishing to contribute towards a wedding gift for Ken Patterson please leave at Herald Office or Denwall Pharmacy before May 25
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Thet. Paul’s A.C.W
Doug Davey
G. Lye
H. Lye
R. Lye
Ken Patterson
Herald Office
Denwall Pharmacy
Six of Ten Development Firms Have Shown a Loss
Six of ten Manitoba Development Corporation firms posted losses in the year ended 1972. Flyer Industries Winnipeg and Morris lost 1.7 million. Saunders Aircraft Gimli broke even. Macey Foods Brandon lost 11,109. Tantalum Mining Canada, 1.4 million deficit in 1971. MDC chairman Parsons defended overall progress amid risk.
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Manitoba
MDC
Sydney J. Parsons
Flyer Industries Ltd
Winnipeg
Morris
Parsons
Saunders Aircraft Corp. Ltd
Gimli
Macey Foods Ltd
Brandon
Tantalum Mining Corp. of Canada Ltd
Morden Fine Foods Ltd
Venture Manitoba Tours Ltd
Lord Selkirk
Lake Winnipeg
Crown
Misawa Homes of Canada Ltd
Leaf Rapids Development Corp
Board Cuts Milk And Saves Money
Toronto school trustees report saving 85000 this year by ending a free daily milk program for children. They also cut staff across student services library and other areas in a five hour budget session, reducing costs by about 228000. Auditors note a company faced a 2 million debenture provision omission and a net loss of 137388 for the year ending March 31 1972.
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Toronto
For Rent Apple Tree Of Your Own In Hamilton NY
Apple farmer Edward Henderson of Hamilton New York rents apple trees at 21.95 dollars each. Renters gain ownership of apples from 20 to 30 bushels per tree and may use the grounds for picnics. Orchard spans 200 acres and is open daylight hours May 1 to Nov 15. He rented about 100 trees first day. full rental on all 5 000 trees could yield nearly 110 000 dollars.
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Edward Henderson
Hamilton
N.Y
Hendershot
Manitoba Housing Authority Planned for Winnipeg
The Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation reports plans to create a Winnipeg housing authority with tenant representatives to decentralize operations. The 1971-72 year saw a record public housing program with 48.1 million dollars committed for 3.7 units, 1,453 begun and 1,243 completed, while funding from Ottawa faced conditions and added pressures.
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Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation
Winnipeg
Crown Corporation
Andrew Currie
Manitoba
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Ottawa
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McKellar
Cape Kennedy
Skylab
Apollo
Earth
Space Station
Cutty
E Lamb
Giles
Anglican Church OF Canada
St. Paul's Church
Christ Church
Board
Howard Rawley
Henry and
Nettie Loeppky
Sidney Hilltop
Hilltop Inn
Wanderer’s Paradise
Johnnie Show
Sask
Chinaware
Corning
Sunbeam
Asker
Oneida
Supreme Gift
Pee Nitech Aves Elasery
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