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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
3
The piece argues rustic roadside signs draw travelers to overlooked villages and cites use of welcoming messages highlighting local landmarks like a grist mill or a historic tree. It notes unique offerings such as buckwheat honey can boost a community’s reputation and attract visitors.
A line from Oliver Goldsmith proclaims the patriot’s lasting claim that the first and best country is the homeland, wherever he may travel. The quotation frames national loyalty as a timeless measure of belonging.
Town council adopted a temporary revised rate schedule for light plane storage at the municipal airfield effective July 1. The plan adjusts charges beyond the current $4 monthly fee and follows discussions with the Dauphin Flying Club.
Writer praises Bobby Sherwood for a touring all in one recording on Coral where he plays trumpet, French horn, trombone, piano, bass, guitar, vibraphone and drums. He also sings and arranges. The ad touts Dauphin Musical Supplies with a sales pitch and contact number 4712.
A close week weatherwise left residents uncomfortable as temperatures reached the 80s twice. Sunday 80.1 degrees and Tuesday 83.8 degrees topped the readings. Rain totaled .28 inches, with .21 inches on June 22 and .07 on Tuesday. Traces fell June 23 and 27.
Kindergarten operetta “Red Riding Hood” by Mrs. C N Dahlgren’s graduating class drew large audiences on Thursday and Friday in the town hall. Vida Fordyce led as Red Riding Hood with Shelly Dunwoody as grandmother. 28 tots performed with family costumes and lively backstage help from Hugh Fox and Bill Perry.
The department outlines a nonresident fee of 7.50 per month for grades X to XII and covers cases in unorganized territory where the grade is not offered locally. The area board granted Miss Kay Stark a one year leave and accepted F W Bumstead Ltd bid for a Whitmore school furnace at 1 852 for 448 000 ETU units after a higher demand was rejected.
Garden notes show Jim Delong tending to sweet peas carrots and beets with large yields. He credits early planting and good seed as key factors and mentions no frost aiding a strong start this season.
Jehovahs Witnesses describe Jesus plans for anointed disciples as the channel through which God communicates. The article notes Jesus stated whatever is bound on earth is bound in heaven and loosed on earth will be loosed in heaven, to be enacted by the organized group on earth.
Salvation Army schedules include Sunday services at 11 am and 7 pm Holy Communion 11 am and a 3 pm Makinak sermon at St Pauls Anglican Church with Rev Canon T W Wilkinson and Rev E V Matthew of Mah Thoma Church South India the regular meetings cover prayer Bible study home league and youth programs scheduled through the week
The Holy Father grants a Friday abstinence dispensation for Canadian Catholics. St Viator's Church lists summer instruction for youth up to 16, First Communion on July 17 at 9 am, Sunday Masses at 9 and 11, Holyday masses 7 and 9, confessions Saturday 3 30 and 7 30, Young People's Club Sunday 8, catechism Tuesday 4 30, grades 7 8 at 7, high school Saturday 9 for grades 1 6. Benedictine Sisters of Arborg serve as instructresses.
The lesson sermon centers on God using Psalms 77 13 as golden text. Bible selections include Deuteronomy 6 4 5 and John 1 17. An explanatory passage notes Moses led a nation to worship of God in spirit rather than matter.
Acting Pastor Cliff Nichol leads Bethel Temple with John Nichol as song leader Sunday services start at 10 am followed by Sunday School at 11 am. An evangelistic church school meets at Bineral Creek at 2:30 pm Tuesday. Evening activities include Boys and Girls class at 7 pm, weekday Praise and Prayer Friday, and Young People at 8 pm. Thought for the week cites Psalm 119 165.
The Dauphin Bible Mission lists worship at 11 am and gospel service at 7 pm with Rev D Grey, a returned missionary from Africa, as speaker. From July 4 to 14 a daily Vacation Bible School runs 9 am to 12 noon led by Rev and Mrs Grey with church members assisting, plus Tuesday Bible study and prayer at 8 pm.
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