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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
11
Recipe fragment for small pickling cucumbers using four cups Heinz Distilled White Vinegar half cup prepared yellow mustard half cup salt and three quarters cup sugar. Heat to boil then add cucumbers and boil again. Pack hot single jars, cover with vinegar solution, seal. Yield seven pints.
3% Paid on Share Deposits 22% Paid on Current Deposits All deposits can be withdrawn at any time. Deposits are insured with CUNA Mutual Insurance Co. In case of death the beneficiary receives up to double the amount on deposit. All loans are also insured and in case of death CUNA Mutual Co. pays the loan in full. This insurance is available without extra cost to members. J. FERANCE, Manager p24
June 14 fishing River beat Norton 5 to 3 in a softball clash. CNR announces farm workers will move to Ontario with free transport to distribution points and a $5 return fare after completing east work. Leave June 12 to 3 and return Aug 10 to 31.
Mr and Mrs Richardson of Wisconsin were guests of Mr and Mrs Balmer and Mrs Jolly visited Mr and Mrs Jasper Bates. L Meridey of Iroquois Ont is spending a vacation with C and Wm Hamilton. Foster Hutchison spent a few days in Winnipeg. Eileen Brown of Neepawa renewed acquaintances in town last week. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs H Copeland in her bereavement. Miss Cormine Hill arrived home from Winnipeg Tuesday. A Goulsbra left Saturday for Winnipeg where he will receive medical attention. Miss E Bradco who was employed by M T S was married on Saturday to W Leihel of Fork River Man. Mrs Hill left Saturday for Petawawa Ont and other points.
A promotional note describes farm improvement loans designed to boost profits and ease living for farmers. It highlights that timely loans help make farms more prosperous and easier to manage, presenting banking services as a path to better farming outcomes.
Over 50 guests gathered Monday June 17 in Gartmore school room for a miscellan eous shower and social for Mr and Mrs Elwood Bliss after their recent marriage. Mrs M McCrae led the wedding march as gifts circulated in a wagon driven by Sharon McDonald and David Boyd with Patsy McDonald as a driver. dresses by Margaret Nicholson.
The Dauphin Agricultural Fair invites exhibitors to submit entries for the upcoming event. Organizers announce entry deadlines, category guidelines, and judging standards, encouraging farmers, home gardeners, and craftspeople to participate.
High school students hosted a farewell for principal F. A. Bekrut after seven years in Regent Manitoba. Lightning damaged M. Schur’s residence but caused no injuries. Residents plan a two week holiday and urged clothing donations. Visit of Star City and Brooksby families concluded with stays at Wolochatiuk home.
Winnipeg residents and guests spent the week-end with local families including Mr and Mrs P Bearisto, Mr and Mrs J Best, Mr and Mrs N Bauldie, and Don Blaine from United College. Makinak sports day on June 10 featured hardball won by Laurier and Ochre River, girls softball led by Laurier, rural school softball won by Kellwood. Memorial notices honor Donald Beaton, who died June 19, 1944, with tributes from his family.
Mrs. C Copeland and family visited kin while Mrs W H Durston hosted sisters from Kenton Several gatherings celebrated marriages visits and birthdays. Mrs P Kindrett welcomed a newborn daughter and Lenore Falke graduated. The community attended the Dauphin convention and F Harkness and H Britton were named district directors.
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