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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
3
The letter asks how to return money enclosed and promises to hand it over to the Citizens Welfare Association after hearing from the recipient. It suggests a charitable or welfare context and references a specific organization.
A meeting at the Aberson home formed a Country Tennis Club open to surrounding residents. The club plans a July 1 barn event in Bos Brothers barn with 25 cent admission and free lunch for ladies, plus music. A Church and Community workers meeting is set for July 6 at Mrs Ater's son’s home. The Roll Call will include a housework hint.
The Christian Science Monitor notes a rise in people earnestly studying the Bible as a practical guide for daily living. It highlights belief that prophets and apostles demonstrated universal spiritual law and that contemporary seekers can attain demonstrable understanding through sincere effort.
A broad promotion of Canada's vacation diversity across provinces highlights interprovincial travel, coastal and inland cruises, national parks, and resort districts from Ontario and Quebec to British Columbia. The piece notes the Dominion’s easy travel, extensive routes, and the Canadian Government's tourist promotion efforts. It ends with an unrelated puzzle about a girl fishing and a numbered-dot activity.
W Voss president of Deuphis Board of Trade A H F Stelck vice president J N McPadden T Littie and C D Sky pony depart this afternoon for Brandon for a convention of regional trade boards. The event gathers Manitoba Associated Boards of Trade leaders to discuss major matters.
On Wednesday afternoon the town began oiling Main Street with Gravel Dust Layer Oil from Imperial Oil Co. The area in the business centre was scarified and prepared. workers manually spread the oil using mayor designed pail sprinklers, creating work for several men and improving adjacent businesses.
The Rural Municipality of Ochre River met June 11 1932 with the Reeve presiding. Council approved transfers for Chas Hunter and a $100 option purchase for Frank Hickson on 18 23 16 and other lease deals. A pension for Timothy Livingston and a hospital bill partial settlement were authorized. The meeting formed a finance committee to audit accounts totaling $51.20 $245.60 $130.90 and $34.59.
Dauphin General Hospital board met Monday evening and elected officers for the coming year. Finance Committee members include Robt Hawkins, Alex Kats, A. A. Brewer. Grounds Committee members are E. B. Armstrong, JH Macneill, John Gardner. Committee members also include W. R. McCormack, W. A. Brinkman, T. T. Malcolm.
In Dauphin Manitoba on June 22 the Macneill medal public speaking contest for grade eight was held at Whitmore School. Dorothy Crimes won with her speech Fathers of Confederation. Contest judges were Miss Vanstone Inspector Everall and Mr R M Stevenson. Other contestants were Jean Ritchie Margaret Walker Irvin Bay Ruth Simpson Grace Hazel Evelyn Buchannon Donna King Rita Farrell Roy Bullock Mary McKee Roy Watt Helen Merrick Myrtle Smith.
Mr Farion and others spent a weekend in Winnipeg. Helen Herodnicki returned from Weyburn. Peter Weselowski and Bill Zubrecky are in hospital after operations. Visitors from Saskatoon and Justice are noted. The Handicraft Club of Sifton held an achievement meeting with four projects on display. Grasshoppers threaten crops and poison is provided. A baseball game in Sifton ended with Wilson River winning. Community movies grow in popularity with 15c adults and 10c children prices.
A Country Tennis Club event invites locals to a barn dance four miles south and one west of the Agricultural hall on July 1 with music and 25 cent admission, lunch free for ladies, urging everyone to attend.
Ottawa June 20 exemption from the currency dump operation is granted to farm animals imported to Canada for improving stock. Horses cattle sheep goats asses swine and dogs imported for stock improvement are now exempt from dumping duties and will be valued by the bi monthly average pound rate rather than the previous fixed rate.
A photo of the lone gunman who robbed the Royal Bank in Winnipeg and fled with 8000 dollars is not in the Winnipeg police rogues gallery, according to bank staff who searched the station.
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