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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
5
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Austin and area residents enjoyed a weekend of visits and events. Notable items include re opening of Great Carlton school with Miss Ruth Kenway of Winnipeg assisting, and gatherings hosted by Miss Mabel North. A Y P social is planned for Sept 10 at Forrester's Hall, 8:30 p.m. Local couples traveled, dances were held, and engagements announced. An auto collision west of Austin caused damage but no injuries.
Church notices list September 8 1995 events at Christ Church Austin including Sunday School at 11am and Evensong with Sermon at 3pm. Rector Rev G L Armstrong referenced. Matins also noted at Trinity Sidney in the morning.
Sunday School begins at 2 p.m. and Church Service at 7 30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend these services at the United Church on Sunday.
The North Norfolk Council met at Forresters Hall Austin on August 28 with most members present. They approved Ben Beck and Mary Jane McIntosh for Old Age pensions and advanced bylaw readings transferring Lot 6 Block 11 Plan 275 Sidney to Mr Wright. The court of revision scheduled appeals against the 1935 electors roll and corrections to the roll were approved. The council adjourned to meet in MacGregor on September 25 after authorizing several payments and receiving notes from the Weeds Commission and Provincial Treasurer.
Mrs. P J Walker died in MacGregor on August 25 after twenty years in the community. Since her husband’s death in December she lived alone and had been ill. The funeral was from the United Church on Thursday afternoon with a service by Rev S R McLeod. Floral tributes came from the United Church Ladies Aid and W M S English Ladies, Mrs Booth, Miss Madill, Mrs N Smith, and others. The remains are interred in MacGregor cemetery.
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