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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
8
Local livestock merchant Scrase announces shipments from Dauphin and Valley River on Monday. Farmers may bring hogs and cattle to sell or have them shipped on commission as the buyer offers options.
Basil Lazaruk gifted the restaurant next to the Gay Theatre to the Woman's hospital aid for Monday June 27 to serve meals. The venue was claimed as Elite with a matches box proving it, while others argued the Roxy sign indicated the name and a Lazaruk trip confirmed Elite with a sign change planned.
A town debates speed signs with a tongue in cheek proposal to warn drivers of a dangerous stretch. At a district festival, chub leaders craft a modern trophy from simple items. Jay Isa, now an animal pathologist, demonstrates post mortems on birds, while a court decision criticizes the use of and/or in legal notices. The Printed Word reviews junior club entertainment and a pig pickup mishap near Gilbert Plains.
Canadian army major Hec Stewart reports on the Appalachian chatty voyage with 103 correspondents aboard the U S Navy ship. The ship is a floating communications center with TV gear and multiple radio lines, en route from San Francisco to Honolulu, with time-zone changes and expectations of a grand Bikini atoll test. Honolulu plans a lavish reception, amid suspense over the atomic test.
The June meeting of the Ladies' club at Mrs. T. F. Walker's home drew good attendance. Plans for a district picnic and a clothing drive were finalized. K. Ryz is a hospital patient. Red Cross canvassers report a 78 dollar collection. Oild Dauphin baseball team added two wins from Mountview and the Dauphin Orphans. Watson brothers campaigned for rural electrification. Mrs. W. Arthurs and Mrs. J. McPhee serve as rural representatives on the horticulture committee of the Dauphin board of trade. Pte. Howard McPhee returned to Camp Shilo after a weekend at home. A bear was seen in Fred Robson's yard last Tuesday morning.
The Presunka family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and relatives and to those who lent cars during their recent bereavement. Special thanks are given to Dr. M Potoski and Bullmore's Funeral Home for their assistance.
A planning committee was elected to draw up an overall plan for a central community centre including buildings for gym library and meeting rooms on the former ballpark site. The group will consult the town engineer and seek approvals from local organizations while weighing support from the war memorial committee and others.
Joseph Kwolik died at his home in Sifton on Friday June 14 after a long illness. Born about 81 years ago in Europe he came to the Sifton district with his wife in 1897 and farmed there since. He is survived by his wife six daughters two sons and 14 grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday June 17 at 10 am from Holy Trinity church Sifton with Rev L J Kreciszewski officiating. Bullmore's funeral home arranged the services.
Noble John Alley of Kenville dies at Dauphin General Hospital on June 16 at 59. Born Have lock Ontario he moved to Gilbert Plains district in 1906 with his parents and married Clara Greenway in 1917. He worked as a grain buyer from 1922 to 1934 at Valley River and Swan River and lived in Kenville for 12 years. He belonged to L O L 1515 Ashville and enjoyed fishing. Survived by wife Clara, son Gordon Noble and three sisters. Funeral services were held June 19 at St Pauls United Church Gilbert Plains with burial at Eldon Cemetery.
This brief advises maximizing flavor and value when cooking vegetables. It emphasizes selecting fresh produce, proper washing, and mastering key methods to enhance taste while preserving nutrients.
A farm machinery field day is sponsored by improve mem club at Frank Grey’s farm four miles south of the exhibition grounds. The event starts at 1 pm daylight saving time on Thursday June 27 with G. Bryce from the extension service giving demonstrations on one way disc gang plows cultivator and mower. Slippage tests on rubber and steel wheeled tractors will be conducted and the new cooperative flexible harrow shown.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Boles traveled to Deloraine for the funeral of a cousin's wife. George Castle's 17th birthday was celebrated by H Castle and 22 guests with a weiner roast and ice cream. Sunday school meets at 2 p m followed by church service at 3. Marion McQuay and Ken Richardson are invited to the provincial public speaking contest in Winnipeg. Friday night a number of…
Miss Vivian Boles hosted Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boles and R. Moriey for a weekend visit, sharing social time and conversation.
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