24 Nov 1932
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
3
Local society items report WHA and Local Council of Women meetings, Eastern Star banquet details, bridge games and socials, a wedding Poole Poole at Westminster, St. Andrews party, fowl supper at St. Viator, and various visits and acknowledgments among residents of Dauphin and area.
Friday afternoon lantern slides titled Hello Mais Mysteries of Snow History Weaving and How We Hear delighted DC1 students. Next meeting program undecided. Grade XIII defeated by Frank Barker in Senior division while Grade IX led by Philly Andreykin won the Junior division. Beho staff work at the typewriter and cudgel their wits for inspiration despite fatigue.
The piece argues assessment life insurance is unsafe and unsound. It notes historical discredit and prohibition in provinces, urging readjustment to actuarial solvency or dissolution under government supervision. It warns of losses, higher rates, and reduced benefits harming members.
Changsha, Hunan province tests a charcoal gas engine for cars and trucks. Engineer Shan Teh shows the device can replace gasoline tanks with a charcoal storage cylinder, needing five minutes to heat and a single feed through three filters. A 40 mile range results from 42 pounds of coal, with a small Changsha factory planned for production.
The Daw Trail Ranger corps, with over fifty boys aged 11 to 14, plans a fifth group to accommodate growth. Leaders include Riley Alley, Bruce Haizh, Ray Dicks, Earl Chase, and Billi Fawcette. A new open air rink by the tennis court at Old St. James Church progresses, with Ray managing operations. Fundraising and talks on badge work continue as winter hikes loom. Stan Bladen leads as Camp Chief with Jim McIntyre tally and Bill Miller cache, and town thanks for hydrant and hose access.
Archie Bennett writes to Dauphin Herald to challenge Mr. W E Robson’s claims about mayoral change. He defends the wood camp policy, disputes past finances, and urges electors to vote for him on November 25th. He claims Robson misstates 1928 finances and council actions and stresses credit to 1927 1928 councils for electric plant improvements.
Correction notice from Dauphin Manitoba fixes an error in the tax sale of lands for arrears listed in The Dauphin Herald and Press. The misread lot N.E. 38-27-10 should read N.E. 28-27-18. Dated at Dauphin November 23, 1932, J A Gorby Treasurer.
Scrase and Sons announce livestock shipment of hogs and cattle on Monday from Valley River. The notice specifies goods move from the Valley River yard with destination unspecified.
A dance will be held at Listowel school on Friday December 2 to raise funds for the Rest Room. Admission 25c with lunch served and good music. The event aims to support the listed rest room effort.
Michael Farion of Kamsack visited the Farion name. P Petryk to lead dressed poultry on Tuesday. 26 100 lbs of live poultry shipped this fall, more from Siton than any province point. Rudychuk built a 34 foot wooden well pump on his arm and it works well. Freed Mokrny of Winnipeg visited. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs F Metroveit on a baby girl. Mrs N G Roski of Sherridan visited the Sereda family. Helen Safinniuk Ukraina married William Sawka of Prince Albert with Julia Prokopin as bridesmaid. Friday excursions to Jayphin and Winnipeg priced. CGLT girls enjoyed a hike and social. Living picture show prize winners listed. Bazaar and dance at the Big Hall raised about 75 for fire insurance. Ukrainian Greek Catholic Association thanks contributors, especially Mrs M Nakonechny. Final prize drawn by a blindfolded child. cabinet gramophone won by Kit Ballan. Other prizewinners listed.
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