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Newspaper

Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 31, 1932

Page

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Log falls kill Joseph Werzbicki on cold Garland farm

Joseph Werzbicki 4 of Polish extraction died when a large log fell on him at his northeast Garland Minnesota home while he prepared a tamarac barn upright. Coroner ruled accidental death after evidence showed he slipped on ice and struck his head as the log dropped. He leaves a wife and two children and the homestead appeared prosperous.

Joseph Werzbicki Wmilles Garland Man Werzbicki G. W. Rogers Jennie Palaniuk Wedsbicki

Donations Acknowledged by The Boy Scouts Association

The Boy Scouts Association gratefully acknowledge donations from A Bainbridge Wm Gordon Mrs Baird Miss McDowell J McDermid W G Cameron P H Diltz W B Cort A M Neal J Buckwold C Wilkins G H Vasbinder M Little V Cox D Jordon F L Adama J L Bowman J Ramaden J N McFadden R C Robinson E F Fox M D McDonald A Middleditch H N Macneill KR M Penman Judge Bonnycastle W J Henderson and Anonymous.

Boy Scouts Association A. Bainbridge Wm. Gordon Mre. Baird Miss McDowell J. McDermid W. G. Cameron P. H. Diltz W. B. Cort A. M. Neal J. Buckwold C. Wilkins G. H. Vasbinder M. Little V Cox D. Jordon F. L. Adama J. L Bowman J. & Ramaden

Entries Open for School Musical Festival May 20

Teachers must apply for entry forms by April 15 for the school musical festival to be held May 20. Forms are available from secretary Mrs F M Padley.

F. M. Padley

Thanks for support after our great loss

We thank our many friends through the Herald and all who aided GEO. H. OAR and family in our bereavement and sorrow.

Herald GEO. H. Oar & Family

Dauphin Benefit Dance Aids Fire Victim In Dauphin

A charity dance in Dauphin raised about 120 to 135 dollars for Chas Coulthart who lost his barn and stock in a fire north east of the town. The event drew 250 attendees in the town hall with local musicians volunteering their services. The article notes a second fire loss nearby and announces nine men sworn in to RCMP supervision set to begin April 1, with Sgt. Renton in charge at Dauphin and the division serving Roblin Swan River Winnipegosis St Rose and surrounds.

Chas. Coulthard Dauphin Hobson Coulthart Dauphinalians Paramount Five McMurray’s Peebles D. KR. Hamilton J. B. Robson Lloyd Edith Andy Miller Miller Jim Boyd Robson George Oar Robt. Fagen RCM Richard Field RCMP H J Martin Renton Eliwyn Royal Shirkey Harpell Klapecki Bayfield Boncey Whitmarsh

Wolf Cub Hockey Finals Highlight Local Arena

Senior Cub final saw Penman led team defeat Crimes by 31. Peebles, Penman and Porter starred for the winners with Edgar and Crimes notable runners-up. Junior section won by Don Watson’s nine for the second year over Don Jackson’s team 1-0. Fraser, Watson and Pelmage led winners. Jackson, McCawley and Gardner runner-ups.

Penman Crimes Peebles Porter Edgar Gemmel Gorton Delmage Jackson King Bell Roy McCawley Ramaden Robinson Durston Don Watson Don Jackson Fraser Watson Pelmage Gardner Towers Patrick Fox Smith Miles

Boy’s Death in Potato Pit Found Accidental

In Dauphin on March 23 1932 a 12 year old boy Peter Cottick died when earth collapsed in a potato pit. An inquest found death accidental with misadventure on Fred Irvine’s property. Jury urged better safety and pit inspections before workers enter pits.

G. W. Rogers Peter Cottick Dauphin O. V. N. Farrell A. Warnock Fred Irvine Farrel G. Smith Fred Derkacz Valley River Earth Benny Nahulak Benny Derkacz Thos. Moore A. McInnes Geo. Buchannon Thos Jones Wm. Stacey J. Barwick J. Dykes 4Th Ave S.E

Dauphin Reaches Intermediate Final In Hard Won Victory

Dauphin defeats Glenboro 3-2 to secure a spot in the Provincial Intermediate final against Selkirk. F Scrase scored the deciding goal after Ridley’s rebound, with Tom Scrase and Whaley contributing earlier. Glenboro pressed late but Nantais and the Dauphin defense held on.

Selkirk Dauphin Glenboro Francis Scrase Ridley Francey Brother Tom Whaley Josephson Johnson Nantais F. Scrase T. Scrase Tom Scrase Conton Bonar Whaley Bonar Silobodzian X. Scrase J. Johnson A. Josephson Craig Ernie Bennett A. Marlatt Wawenesa Slobodzian T.scrase Cowton Love Gienboro O. Josephson Hjartarson Magnus Taft McCutcheon Flayfair Gemmill A. Johnson

Births and a Film Show at Dauphin Theatre

On March 18 a son Lawrence was born to Mr and Mrs Peter Melnick and a son to Mr and Mrs E V McIntosh of Rossburn Manitoba. A question about sacrificing for one's child is posed by the film Sin of Madelon Claudet starring Helen Hayes showing at Dauphin Theatre Monday and Tuesday.

Melnick Peter Melnick Lawrence McIntosh E. V. McIntosh Mildred Hunt Rossburn Man Madelon Claudet Helen Hayes Dauphin Theatre

Work on Riding Mountain roads to resume soon

Construction work on new gravel roads into Riding Mountain National Park will restart when weather allows. Col George C. MacLean of the federal relief office said relief projects require Ottawa funding, with work covering the Minnedosa north road, the Norgate west park road, and the Dauphin south park road.

Riding Mountain National Park George C. MacLean Federal Relief Office Dominion Province Minnedosa Park Norgate Dauphin Ottawa Free Press Wpe

Solomon Cup Debate Ends With Grade XII Victory

The final Solomon Cup debate in the school auditorium on March 23 saw Grade XII win with Mary Urbanovitch leading the negative team and Stewart McLean as second. Renee Winters and Elien Moore supported the affirmative. Mr. S. Solomon awarded the cap to Urbanovitch. The contest ran since Jan 2 and covered issues such as abolishing motor buses, happiness from education, billboard advertising, and Canada US reciprocity.

Mary Urbanovitch Stewart McLean Renee Winters Elien Moore S. Solomon United States Canada

The Chall enge of the Cross pageant at United Church

The United Church presents The Challenge of the Cross pageant amid a well filled Good Friday service. About 350 attendees praised the final solo and the evening’s tribute, with the WMS benefiting from the offering and fund raising events planned by the Apron Circle and Choir.

W.ms Ladies’ Aid John Corby Fourth Avenue S.W St. James Church Winnipeg Friends of the Choir Mission Band

Special Council Meeting considers extending water mains on 3rd Ave

Dauphin town council met to review extending water and sewer works on 3rd Ave N E by about 51 feet. Unemployment relief funds amounting to 850 remain, with the balance to be paid by affected property owners as the council approves.

3Rd Ave N.E Dauphin Solomon Malcolm Fire, Water and Light Committee

Dauphin Old Timers Hold Third Vancouver Social Evening

The Dauphin Old Timers Association of Vancouver held its third annual social at Oddfellows Hall Grandview, with 100 former Dauphin residents. George Johnstone and Horace Woodrow managed a 25 cent reception, then Mr. J. F. Code welcomed guests, praising the gathering and sending best wishes to Dauphin. Mrs. Bert Harvey directed a singing program, and Mr. George Sergeant spoke on his 82nd birthday. The event closed with a banquet, dancing, and Auld Lang Syne.

Dauphin Old Timers’ Association Vancouver B.C Oddfellows’ Hall Grandview George ©. Johnstone Horace Woodrow Irene Johnstone Brett Montromery Dauphin J. F. Code Wm. Rintoul Woodrow Code Bert Harvey George Sergeant J. J. Crowe E. Webb Bert McMullen Clarence Chase Earls Road G. C. Johnstone Rupert Street Geo. C. Johnstone W. G. Johnstone W. Shelp A. MacDuff S. Pogue Fred Russell Fred Copeland Vivian Winnifred Copeland D. W. Johnston Eileen Code Allan Pease Mollie Delves G. W. Northrop FE. C. Johnston Hains A. M. Dickie A. Dickie C Dickie Gladston Man E. Henderson Winnifred Henderson H. W. Retallack Lionel Gurney A. E. McMullen Andy Johnston G. E. McKinnon W. Warden Ida Cora McLean

Country Club Dance and Prize Presentation Held at Dauphin

Dauphin Country Club staged a town hall dance on Monday evening, with prize awards from last season. Wilf Robson won the open championship and handicap cups, while Miss Helen Bowman received the Wilf Robson trophy, and officers announced a $20 season fee for men.

Dauphin Country Club Town Hall Paramount Orchestra R. P. Eastman Marshall Neal Robt. Fagen G. H. Wasbinder G. H. Crimes W. D. King R. Hawkins Jas. Campbell G. H. Palmer G. H. Vasbinder J. R. Guftne Vasbinder J. Campbell Wilf. Robson Trophy Helen Bowman Miss Bowman Campbell FE. N. McGirr Vaskinder Jas. L. Bowman M.P Bowman Ottawa Solomon Wilf. Robson W. J. Harrington Robson Wilf Robson Wilfred Robson G. W. Rogers Geo. H. Vasbinder Grounds G. C. J. Walker W. G. White W. H. Arnett M. Zworon John Gardner Rogers

North End Troop meeting hosts compass talk and badge awards

Tuesday night at GW V A hall the North End Troop heard Mr A R Gemme speak on compass uses. Social evening at S M Brickmans home followed. Second Class badges awarded to John McFadden Bob Middleditch Bob Gemmel Kenneth Shore Eliot Hobday Herschel Smith Roy Brickman Lloyd Day Jack Voght Gerald Clarke. Tenderfoot badges to Billy Rogers Scott Steen Billy Snyder Eric Day George Bell Roy Bullock. Banner held by Lion patrol led by P L Gemmel. Special gym classes at Boy Scout HQ Thursdays 7 00 pm with P H Dilts. Camp planned next summer to test first class requirements.

North End Gw.v.a. Hall A. R. Gemme S. M. Brickmans John McFadden Bob Middleditch Bob Gemmel Kenneth Shore Eliot Hobday Herschel Smith Roy Brickman Lloyd Day Jack Voght Gerald Clarke Tenderfoot P. H. Dilts

In Memoriam Carl a Loving Husband Remembered

In ever loving remembrance of my dear husband Carl who died April 2 1931. Today I am thinking of someone who was loving kind and true. His smile was as dear as sunshine Dear Carl that someone was you. How often he comes before me his dear face fond and true. For death can never take away memories of you Always remembered by his wife.

Vols Carl

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