Austin Mennonite Church hosts Hartzler Thiesen wedding
Miss Mary Ann Thiessen and Herman J. Hartzler wed at the Austin Mennonite Church on August 27 officiated by Rev. Henry Klassen. Parents are Jacob Thiessen of Austin and Mahlon Hartzler of Goshen Route 1. The couple will do voluntary service with Mennonite Board of Missions and live at Englewood Mennonite Church in Chicago. Miss Thiessen attended Brandon and Steinbach training. Hartzler is a Grace Bible Institute graduate who worked in Elkhart South Bend and taught in British Honduras. Miss Susan Thiessen served as maid of honor and Marvin Miller as best man. Seating was by Erné Thiessen, Clarence Gisbrecht, and Jack Heppner.
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Austin Mennonite Church
Austin
Man
Mary Ann Thiessen
Herman J. Hartzler
Henry Klassen
Jacob S. Thiessens
Mahlon J. Hartzlers
Route 1
Goshen
Mennonite Board of Missions
Chicago
Englewood Mennonite Church Voluntary Service Unit
Hartzler
Jefferson Township
Goshen College
Grace Bible Institute
Omaha
Neb
Austin Collegiate High School
Brandon
Steinbach Bible Institute
Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
Gospel Missionary Union
British Honduras
Susan Thiesen
Marvin Miller
Erné Thiessen
Clarence Gisbrecht
Jack Heppner
Austin News Community notices and events roundup
Local Austin notes invite Red Cross sewing via Mrs. Ben Outhwaite and announce work for children. Christ Church ACW thanks supporters of the bazaar and bake sale. Visitors include Calgary’s Keith and Lorna Braaksma with Raymond Williams family. Congratulations to Donald Braaksma and Diane Hawkins on their Nov. 6 marriage. Defensive driving course slated for Nov. 15–16 at 8 pm. register with C. Jones. Centennial ladies host tea bazaar Nov. 13 from 2:30 to 5 pm at Austin Community Hall. no raffles. Elmer and Alma Schmaus celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with open house. Mrs. Otto Ormiston and George Lintott back home after hospital stay. best wishes for health. UCW monthly meeting set for Thu Nov. 18 at 2 pm. Mrs. Arthur Collier of Winnipeg visited Mrs. Hi. F. Johnson. News contributions welcome via Mrs. F. Amann before 3:30 pm Mondays or envelopes at the post office by 4 pm. Thought for today stresses collective action can overcome obstacles.
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Red Cross
Ben Outhwaite
Austin Christ Church
A.C.W
Bill Braaksma
Keith
Lorna
Calgary
Raymond | Williams
Elmer Schmaus
Otto Ormiston
George Lintott
U.cw
Derelict Vehicle Control Bylaw Read Third Time
Rural council bylaw B167 authorizes control of derelict vehicles under Municipal Act section 294. It was read a third time, signed and numbered. Councillor Manns to receive a $10 delegate fee for the Brandon Clean Environment commission meeting plus 10 cents per mile.
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Anglican
You Have a Date Whist Drive at the Manor
A whist drive will be held at the Manor on Thursday November 1 at 8 pm to raise proceeds for Hospital Aid. St Pauls A C W annual bazaar tea is at Memorial Hall on November 18 from 3 to 5 pm featuring a nearly new table plus produce and variety items. Donations to either event are gratefully received.
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St. Paul's A.C.W
Memorial Hall
Manitoba Premier Promotes Bread Price to Aid Farmers
Premier Schreyer argues a one cent increase in bread price could fund half the cost of a program guaranteeing farmers a 5000 dollar annual net on a 550 acre farm. He says 15 million yearly is needed to stabilize western grain, with half from federal treasury. He spoke at a Minnedosa rally for NDP candidate Emil Shellorn ahead of the Nor 16 byelection, as Manitoba motorists face higher public insurance costs.
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Ad Schreyer
Schreyer
Manitoba
Federal Treasury
Emil Shellorn
NDP
Minnedosa
Manitoba Motorsgte
Walter Weir
Conservative
Liberal
Ocial Credit
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Crown International
Elkhart
Willie's Construction
South Bend
the Gospel Missionary Union
Austin News
Arthur Collier
Winnipeg
Hi. F. Johnson
The
Herald
MacGregor Keystone Power Products
Rural Council
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Rossendale
Atom
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Tome i Co Curt
Oman
Beaver
Wayne Scott
Wayne
Cash
Cash & Carry, Ea
Cash & Cary
Cash & Carry
Beaver Store
Main Street North
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