26 Dec 1929
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 26, 1929
Page
1
The sixty first entrant for the Win of Dauphin is teaching at Fite Fien and staying in Dauphin for Christmas. While there she expects strong vocal support in the Queen contest she entered at The Pas.
Children in each room received small gifts drawn from a hat as classmates shared in the holiday spirit. Teachers provided nuts candies and oranges ensuring no one left empty handed, leaving students with natural joy and satisfaction.
The Annual Meeting decisions allocate interest on elevator reserves and distribute surplus earnings. Dauphin district members receive about 4990.00 dollars. Serafé and Watson plan to ship cattle from Dauphin on Friday December 27th.
Rev T S Watson, pastor of United Church Gilhbert Plains Manitoba, has accepted the pastorate of Westminster United Church Shoal Lake after the congregation’s unanimous request. He plans to take charge early in the new year following Rev E How’s retirement at Maynasd United in Winnipeg.
In a local competition the east and west sides faced off with eleven skips chosen by Main Street blocks. The west prevailed by a small margin triggering a wager to fund a hospital donation. Local figures Stan Phillips Geo Vasbinder J Williams and Tibby Munroe challenged the world for apples for the Children’s Home. Jim Bowman Dr Rogers Dr Walker and Dr Syicks then defeated the rivals in a brisk finish.
Gunne with J R Gunne announce a son born Friday December 2 at Dauphin. Fair at Dauphin General Hospital records a daughter born December 13 to Mel ville Fair. Hall at Dauphin General Hospital reports a daughter for Robert L Hall on December 21. Henderson at Dauphin General Hospital reports a son for Robert Henderson of Deepdale on December 18. Nichols in Winnipeg announces Ruth Elizabeth a daughter born December 17 to A C Nicholls and Lola Caldwell.
The Dauphin council's final 1929 meeting approved a 20 ounce bread standard and an 18 ounce wrapped loaf. It also passed a water supply contract with Canadian Northern Railway and authorized repayment of $2,000 from the housing loan fund. The mayor and staff received thanks for a year of work and plans for 1930 were outlined.
Christmas services at First Baptist Bath United Church and St Pauls Anglican featured carols, sermons, and children’s messages. Worship included Advent prophecies, Christ’s birth themes, and choirs performing classics amid festive decorations and community outreach.
Announcement previews a new social event the Mayor's Charity Ball as part of a Wonderful Holiday Program at the Dauphin Theatre on January 1 2 3 with a special matinee on Wednesday at 2 30. The Children's Home received a box from the Winnipeg Tribune Stocking Fund including toys for each child and assorted fruit candy and nuts.
Joe Hoskins and Alex Gammie are spending Christmas in the city with friends. Mrs Wasbinder and daughter Iene return from Winnipeg. Judge Simpson and family stay with Mrs Bready. Dr. Bishop returns from Winkler after two weeks of inspection. A free matinee at the Dauphin Theatre on Friday December 27 features a full program change. A local group lifts the Cruise Shield at Gilbert Plains but loses to Elliott Turner's rink by seven points and Chick Fraser by one point. The My sterious Island in technicolor with sound screens at the Dauphin Theatre Saturday Monday Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Harry Edwards of Dauphin greet a daughter born on December 21. The couple announces the birth in the local notice column.
Local hockey opened December 1 with the Rangers defeating the Collegiate 7 to 3 in a brisk exhibition. Dauphin’s Intermediate team returns December 27 to face Brandon, drawing top players from Yorkton Pine Falls and other Manitoba towns in a anticipated strong match.
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