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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
7
The column lists district happenings including visits by Edna Campbell and George Mason, field day results at Makinak with Ochre River and Woodbend pupils earning top places, a municipal field day report, and a memorial for Mrs. Cowan. It notes local games, picnics, and upcoming events in Dauphin and Elm Creek areas.
Mr and Mrs Art Forsberg and family pass through Melton on Tuesday en route to Thief River Falls. Welcome to Mr and Mrs Chris Jenson and family who moved to the Forsberg place. Melton school kids enjoyed a Field Day in Dauphin. Mike Kuzyk, recently from Windsor Ontario, broke his right leg and is at Dauphin General Hospital. Girls in Melton area enjoy softball practice Mondays. Annual picnic June 15 at Murray's farm offers races booths softball baseball and a lawn dance. Bring lunch and join the fun.
Mike Sawchuk Fred Zaplitney and Winnie Rowe arrived home on Thursday night for the holidays Peter Stovko of Dauphin visited his father during the past week Steve Oxgryllo arrived on Saturday Mr and Mrs T Bednas and family along with Molly and Mary Burtolak traveled to Winsipegesie on Sunday afternoon
June 2 field day drew five schools from twelve entries due to travel delays. Bicton Heath won the shield with 236 points, Mowat had 154 and Massey River 140. Judges included J L Bowman M P Dauphin and Rev J F Palmer Winnipegosis. An evening community hall dance followed.
C lh Vickery and A Douglas ship ped stock on Tuesday through the English market. Lloyd Douglas left on Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs H Herrington visited Makinak on Monday. Mr Bishop of Winnipeg made a business trip to Makinak on Wednesday. W P Woodhouse with Geo F Mason Mrs Coleman and Doris Thompson visited Dauphin on Wednesday evening. June 2 field day at Ochre River was a big day for the school children. Makinak pupils were taken by cars owned by J Batty W P Woodhouse C Coutts A Lahaie C Lowndes M Kutcher and B Hodges also C Vickery and Geo Evans.
Miss Nettle Burtniak of Winnipeg stays with her parents and pays a visit to her sister Mrs. A Kuby of Swan River. Miss Murawsky from Winnipeg guests at home. Mr. and Mrs. Budolski and children and the Syrnick duo drive to Dauphin to see Calarcade. A dramatic will be Sunday at the hall. Mrs. J Deaman of Ethelbert visits Mr. and Mrs. J. Syrnick. Messrs. Rewalak and Shaker drove to Dauphin. The Shaker and Didur team saw success last Saturday when the gray slayer car was discovered under a woodpile. Mrs. N Lysohirka visits Dauphin over the weekend.
Young people held their meeting in the hall last Wednesday and spent the rest of the evening in games. The Friday dance was well attended. A basket picnic is planned on Johnston's grounds Thursday June 22. Everyone is welcome. Mrs Horace Hall and Thelma visited Mrs G Tucker. Nellie McLaughlin spent the weekend at home. The Ladies Aid meet at Mrs Sainsbury's on June 13.
The ladies' club gathered at Mrs. R. H. Brown's residence with good attendance and notes of guests Mrs. L. Durston Mrs. Locke and Miss Armstrong. The next meeting is set for June 21 at Mrs. John McPhee's home. Also news of Frank Bliss and Mrs. Pilgrim visiting local families.
Mrs. Joe Meakin attends the Women's Institute Convention in Winnipeg. Robi McQuay is in Winnipeg for head treatment. A Dauphin ball team beat Wilson River by a small margin Friday evening. Many ladies attended the Ochre River convention on June 1 reporting a pleasant time.
J Christe motored to Winnipeg last Friday with Mrs Kirkland and Mary. Linton visitors to Eden for the weekend by motor. Rev Donagh and Mrs Blair left for United Church Conference in Winnipeg. Born to Mr and Mrs Hutchison a baby boy on June 5. Mrs Barnett of Magnet visiting Mrs Sutherland. McLennan and McDonald families visited the city. Rorke of Borketon guests of the MacDonalds. Baseball tournament reminder for June 5 with a dance afterwards. Ochre River Sports Day set for July 1.
The annual Wo mens Institute convention met in Ochre River with strong attendance. Community singing led by Mrs Donagh and Mrs Wolff opened sessions. A large homecraft exhibit lined the hall front and both sides, with many contributions by Mesdames Linton King Kilborn. District and provincial presidents praised papers read, noted nurse removals, and urged musical dramas. Next year’s convention will be in Ethelbert. Hon D G McKenzie was principal speaker, with a Rorketon recitation and a short Rorketon play closing the event.
A well attended U F W M Birthday Party was held at the school on Tuesday evening May 30. The program opened with a Dauphin Plains vs Listowel ball game won by the visitors and followed by music and readings. Rev. D H Telfer spoke on the Manchurian situation condemning private armament profits and urging global effort.
Cameron seniors return from Neepawa visit while Cameron Jr and Mrs Cameron with Miss M Miller travel to Cypress River visiting relatives. E Watson and Mowat pupils attend Fork River field day and praise the day. J L Bowman Dauphin MP visits Oak Brae bridge and dam as Mrs Roblin hosts friends with Mr and Mrs Gowers over the weekend.
The Dauphin community reports a minstrel show and a following dance by the Young Peoples Home. Local residents and visitors travel to Winnipeg and Detroit, attend conventions, visit relatives, and attend nursing graduations and dances.
Auckland, New Zealand faces a surge of counterfeit coins detected as forged currency likely produced abroad and shipped into the region for distribution, triggering police and financial crime investigations.
Death duties were collected on the estates of 130000 persons who died in England last year. The report notes new tax receipts and outlines the scope of the tax across the population.
A meeting of the Dauphin Field Naturalists Club will be held at Mackenzie school on Tuesday June 13 at 8 36 p m. Members and others interested in joining the newly formed organization are cordially invited to attend. H A Green Secretary.
Serase and Sea announce weekly shipments of hogs and cattle beginning Monday June 12 at Dauphin and Valley River. Future shipments will occur every Monday.
Public auction to be held at King's Hotel Dauphin on June 22 1933 at 2 PM for Lot 18 Block 22 South Westerly 20 feet by full depth containing a frame store and dwelling. Sealed reserve bid with 20 percent cash at sale and balance per terms to be announced. Bowman McFadden Ramsden solicitors Dauphin Manitoba. May 25 1933.
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