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Austin News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Weekend notes report Miss Rhoda Wood at home and Mrs. Walter North visiting Winnipeg friends. Local moves, visitors from Kenora and Franklin, and Brandon College student Jack Hill spending time here. Community activities include a Legion whist drive, a fiddling contest winners list, a log cabin deer hunt group, and an auction sale of Rev W R Wood’s house furnishings with cattle and horses from Mrs Milne. Memorial service praised community spirit.
Sunday Church Services and Activities Schedule
Sunday November 18 1984 includes Sunday School at 11 am and eve ng practice Wednesday at Sidney Evensong at 3 pm Rev G L Armstrong Rector Austin United Church hosts Sunday School 7 pm and Church Service 7 30 pm W R Wood minister welcomes all.
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Hort
Sidney
G. L. Armstrong
Austin United Church
Wedding Ties Phyllis Burnette to Robert Vint in Winnipeg
A quiet wedding was held at St Pat's United Church Manse Winnipeg on Saturday November 3rd at 6 o'clock uniting Phyllis Burnette second daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Borton MacGregor with Robert Vint only son of Mr and Mrs G Vint Winnipeg Rev P T Pilkey officiated The bride wore a blue peau de soie gown with lace mittens a tassel corsage and was attended by Violet Gordon and James Goodman After the ceremony a reception at 895 Home Street followed a trip to Vancouver Victoria Fernie BC They will reside in Winnipeg and are wished happiness by family and friends.
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St Pat’s United Church Manse
Winnipeg
Phyllis Burnette
F.C. Borton
MacGregor
Robert Vint
Violet Gordon
James Goodman
J. Carson
Home Street
Vint Jett
Vancouver
Victoria
Fernie
the Herald
Hodge couple celebrate twentieth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs W J Hodge hosted over fifty relatives at their farm home northeast of MacGregor to mark their 20th anniversary. Guests enjoyed whist prizes, old-time singing, a four story cake, and dancing into the morning, with honors given to Mrs M E Hodge and guests from Portage la Prairie, Jarney and Austin.
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Hodge
MacGregor
W.J. Hodge
C. Dawson
Dorothea Hunter
Harlam Pogue
Percy Templar
Fothingham
Messrs
Thos. Hunt
Earl Anderson
J. A. Shaw
M.E. Hodge
Bryce
Austin
Alex. Fotheringham
Geo
Mis
Charlotte Fotheringham
Geo. Brockie
Portage la Prairie
Jarney
British-Israel Speaker Delivers Thirteen Reason Talk
Mrs. Alfree Coley spoke an hour and a half at the Masonic Hall on Wednesday the 7th on Twenty Reasons why we are British Israel. She argued Britain must be modern larae with prophesy about Tysea alongside Britain’s history and present position. Dr. A V Jubb chaired and noted the local Braoch was mentioned.
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Alfree Coley
Masonic Hall
Israel
Britain
A. V. Jubb
Portage to Sidney singer addresses national tour
Coley spoke in multiple Canadian cities from British Columbia to Montreal during a wide lecture tour. Audiences in Winnipeg Ontario and Montreal anticipate a return visit. At the close Mrs. McLachlan and Mrs. Lye performed a well received piano solo.
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Portage
Austin
Sidney
Ra Coley
British Columbia
Medicine Hat
Revelstoke
Calgary
Regina
Winnipeg
Ontario
Montreal
Mra DG McLachlan
H.a.lye
United Grain Growers President Calls For Impartial Inquiry
RS. Law, president of United Grain Growers Limited, speaks in Edmonton during the annual meeting. He urges an impartial inquiry into bear raids on the Winnipeg exchange by outside interests and supports regulating changes only if based on the Canada Grain Act and the board of grain commissioners. He stresses confidence in the commission and cautions against conflicting statements and pressure from interested parties.
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RS. Law
United Grain Growers Limited
Boa
Edmonton
United Grain Growers
1 Missioners
Winnipeg
Board of Grain Commissioners
Law
Canada Grain Act
Lost Glasses Reported in MacGregor
Lost in MacGregor on November 7 a pair of dark rimmed glasses in black case. Finder will oblige owner by returning to Herald Office.
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MacGregor
Herald Othice
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