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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1948
Page
4
At a local school board meeting S S Hurt voiced objections to harsh disciplinary tactics by Merc teachers including hitting students with a ruler and striking the back of the neck. He noted several complaints involving about two teachers, while Slobedzian denied any such reports and said complaints should go to him.
A fire broke out at Brander's Garage around 2:15 on Wednesday afternoon June 4. Firefighters arrived quickly and contained the blaze caused by spilled gas on the floor.
Fred Beyak 76 a Meadowlands resident for 47 years died at home on June 6 after a short illness. Survived by wife Mary Zwarth two sons William Regina Sask John Meadowland daughter Mrs F Melynyk Meadowland sister Mrs Hur enko Winnipegosis. Funeral at Greek Catholic church Meadowland with Rev Father Hkalurski officiating interment in church cemetery Bulimore's funeral home in charge.
Anthony Dowbush aged 70 died June 3 at Dauphin General Hospital after a short illness. Born in Austria July 12 1877 he immigrated to Canada in 1912 and lived in Pine River since. Funeral at Pine River Greek Orthodox church with Rev Miba officiating. Interment in Greek Orthodox cemetery. Survived by wife Annie Hila dish.
The funeral for Mrs. Charlotta Jane Wait was held May 12 at United Church Nipawin with Rev. V Sagewine officiating. Surviving are husband George Wait two sons Rusell and George a daughter Mrs P N Waton four sisters and three brothers. The article notes her long western migration and ties to Portage la Prairie and Nipawin. Parades and field day events at KOSIW meet drew about 600 participants from 28 schools with 28 entries, cooler weather, and refreshments managed by Spruce Creek ladies.
Four men battled rough seas on Lake Dauphin as the boat flooded and capsized, relying on a tiny grip on the hull. They were swept toward shore by waves and later picked up near No. 5 highway, returning home around 11 45 p m. Another group of youths faced a Sunday squall, their row ending with a farm lunch and a late pickup by Ir Penick near Ochre beach.
The area school board seeks confirmation of the legality of a 110 000 loan. Hon C Dryden says a special bill before the legislature is needed but no action is planned while the legislature is not in session. The minister offers to assist in bringing forward the required legislation.
The DMCC will receive 100 from a tea and sale organized by the South End ladies club at the Oddfellows hall on Saturday June 5. Ladies in charge included Mrs J Kerr Mrs A Houston Mrs W Myles Mrs Doris Neil Mrs F Young Mrs L Olson Mrs G Ewen Mrs J Lee Mrs M La lour and Mrs R Shouldice. Tea tables were set by Mrs A Boughen and Mrs J Telfer with help from Misses Sheila Jeffreys Theda Thelma Shouldice and Halia Bilous.
Mrs A Tyler reported on a discussion between the local board and the minister of education last month. Both groups favor area board control of future composite schools. Inspector Booth urged cooperation and a settlement for improved education, naming trustees Volkers Strang Marsh and Blinkhorn to the committee.
A sequence of birth notices for newborns across multiple families. Details include parents names, and birth dates ranging from June 1 to June 6, with locations spanning Ochre River Sifton Gilbert Plains Port Arthur Dauphin and Ottawa Ontario.
The Dauphin Agricultural Society plans a Citizens Day parade on July 6 starting at 1 am from Riv er avenue near the courthouse and moving to the fair grounds by 2:30 pm for the afternoon program. The 50th anniversary committee and fair board will prize money totaling 1400 dollars for winning floats and arrange one band for the parade plus two more bands for the event.
Minnedosa Collegiate athletes built a two point edge over Neepawa at the North Central Inter-Hich Track and Field Meet held in Neepawa.
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