Austin and District News and Track Highlights
Local notices cover bake sales in Wm Makinson showroom on May 25 and weekend visits between area residents. Western Manitoba track meets are profiled with records, standout athletes such as Lynda Kidd and Joanne McKee noted. Provincial hopes grow as zones lead to Winnipeg events in June.
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UCW
Wm. Makinson
LF. Ross
Winnipeg
J. Irwin
Plumas
Outhwaite
W. Larkin
Linda
H. F. Johnson
Geo. Lewis
C. E. Cole
Donald McKenzie
J. A. Stevenson
Western Manitoba
Manitoba
Hamiota
Lynda Kidd
Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
Lynda
Beautiful Plains
Neepawa
Melita
Joanne McKee
Prudence Turner
Jeanette Jasienczyk
Janet Kinsley
Sharon Clancey
Marilyn Taylor
Harvey Martin
Alan Murdock
Ray Crabbe
CJACT
Erickson
Minnedosa
Rivers
Les Storey
Bill Whitten
Dave Elliott
Paul Otto
Oak River
Ron Wiltsey
Rolling River
Piney Creek
Portage
Camp Shilo
Virden
Port Labosse
Oak Lake
Barbara
Norma Scott
Linda Coleman
Manson
Elaine Fahlman
Reston W
Rod Weimer
Jim Souris
George Reynolds
Hartney
Killarney
Boissevain
Turtle Mountain
Grant ‘Towns
Ted Shackel
Larry Downey
Stu Koensgen
Betty Mason
Bonnie Bronson
Phyllis Jones
Towns
Shackel
Mason
Jack Giesbrecht
Dianne Smith
Carol Armstrong
Glen Cochrane
Bill Jones
Christine Moore
Margaret
Sharon Kinsley
Water and sewer tender continues from page one
The council notes low interest bank loans cover improvements where cash is unavailable. The resident engineer will visit households to estimate costs for water and sewer lines. No frontage tax in 1963. levy starts in 1964. Council favorable in principle to subdividing PT NE 33-11-10 for John Toews of MacGregor. Building permits for Laurie and Ella Smith and Gregzer approved. Pauch Electric seeks to buy village lot. council says possible. CPR crosswalk repairs investigated for responsibility. Warning issued to cyclists riding after sundown without lights under the Highway Traffic Act. Correspondence and accounts recommended for payment.
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Kilgour
Linklater
John Toews
MacGregor
Northern Towns seek more aid for flood damage
Northwest Territories council says broader federal help is needed to aid Hay River and Fort Simpson flood ravaged communities. Discussion covered compensation based on 80 percent of assessed residential value, with 50 percent funded by feds and 50 by the territorial government, plus a $100 deductible and $5,000 maximum. Residents urge removal of Vale Island homes and businesses.
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Weruu
Northwest Territories 1 Council
Hay River
Fort Simpson
Territories
Council of the
Northwest Territories
Chamber of Commerce
Vale Island
Neversen
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Jean Lowe
H. Gray
Jas. Halkyard
Rivers Anglican Church
Briggs and Stratton Motor
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Marshall Wells
Gregor
Laurie
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Greg Zer
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