Local sportsmen hear talks on big game and fish programs
A Manitoba Legion hall meeting on April 7 featured Dr. R D Bird and Dr K Deen addressing big game and fish issues. Bird spoke on deer and elk conditions, feed needs, and zoning protection to sustain populations amid discussions on future federation sessions.
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A. J. Dennison
Manitoba
Legion Hall
Ducks Unlimited
Dominion
R. D. Bird
Department of Entomology
Brandon
K. Deen
Federation
Bird
Wilf Booth
Dean
W. W. Rampton
Elise
Clear Lake
Regional Dauphin Festival Sets Record Entries
The Dauphin Regional Festival May 5 to 7 will be the largest ever, with 512 entries total and over 2000 participants. Dauphin and nearby towns like Roblin and Winnipegosis send performers in choral, poetry, folk dance, drama, and piano classes. finals for piano and vocal divisions are planned Saturday afternoon.
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Dauphin
Thomas A Nicholson Dies Suddenly at 63
Thomas A Nicholson died unexpectedly on Wednesday afternoon at age 63. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Bullmore's funeral home and have not yet been finalized.
Easter Shortie Coat Trend At White's Store
The final Easter week features the popular shortie coat in velour twills gabardine covert with full-cut backs new collars and smart pocket styling. Colors include red blue grey black green with sizes 10 to 20. Priced from unspecified.
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Mercury
Ross Creighton Elected Rotary Club President
Dr. R. M. Ross Creighton was elected president of the Dauphin Rotary Club at a Monday luncheon. R. L. Denny Dennison chosen as vice president for the term starting July 1. Stewart McLean and Jack Shields named directors to fill vacancies left by retiring George Reid and Bill Easterbrook. Larry Wrye and Mike Szewczyk will continue as directors for the second year of their term. Samuel Smith of the Hudson Bay Route Association spoke on a membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. “Ross” Creighton
Dauphin Rotary Club
R. L. “Denny” Dennison
Stewart McLean
Jack Shields
George Reid
Bill Easterbrook
Larry Wrye
Mike Szewczyk
Samuel Smith
Hudson Bay Route Association
Winnipeg Plans Monster 75th Anniversary Week
Winnipeg marks its 75th anniversary as an incorporated city with a week of pageantry, parades, sports, carnival attractions, fireworks, and concerts. An old-timers reunion invites residents who lived in Winnipeg before 1886 to send names and addresses to the Anniversary Office at City Hall.
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Winnipeg
Dauphin Town Council Agrees To Pay Hospital Bills In Full
Dauphin council approved a resolution to assume full payment of hospital accounts for indigent public ward patients for the balance of the year. The agreement with Dauphin General Hospital follows an April 1948 Hospital Aid act amendment allowing municipalities to cover care costs at an agreed rate.
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Dauphin
Dauphin General Hospital
Hospital Board of
J. FE. Ramsde
W. R. McCormack
Daurain
Mr. Ramsden
Council
Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie
Morden
Manitoba
Ramsden
Dauphin Hospital
New Baseball Bleachers For May 7 Musical Event
Bleachers are being erected on skids at the baseball diamond for a Ukrainian chorus concert on May 7. Seating 2500 is planned with 1000 tickets already booked as a large rural crowd is expected. The 30 voice chorus will perform after business hours at the DPD MCC industrial hall.
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DPD. M.C.C
Mass Meeting Promotes Ukrainian Canadian Anti Communist Stand
Delegates from Dauphin area's Ukrainian Canadians adopted six resolutions urging unity against Soviet influence and endorsing North Atlantic pact support. The group expressed sympathy for enslaved peoples, backed Ukrainian committees, and urged critical, unbiased analysis of social and political questions to preserve national unity.
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Dauphin
L. St. Laurent
William Lyon McKenzie King
Canada
Soviet Russia
Dauphin Travellers Name New President at Banquet
John Haydn was elected president of the Dauphin commercial travellers at their reunion and annual banquet in the Legion hall on April 2. Officers for 1949-50 include Stan May as vice-president Ray Shooter as secretary and a board of directors featuring George Smith Ralph Strickland Bill Stoneham and Bert Chivers.
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John Haydn
Dauphin Commercial Travellers
Legion Hell
Stan May
Ray Shooter
George Smith
Ralph Strickland
Bill Stoneham
Bert Chivers
Morrie Power
Bill Linton
Norman Buckingham
John Tycholtz
W L_ Bullmore
Goldie Prout
Town Sets F250 VY 68.3 Mills Levy Increase
Town council approved the 1950 tax rate with a school levy of 39.3 mills, up 9.3 from 1948, and a general municipal levy of 29 mills, four more than the 1948 rate.
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Ross Creighton
Rotary Club
H. J. Tracey
Yaeger
Tracey
Crepe Sole
Oxfords
W. G. White & Co
A. T. Warnock
K.C
J. ?Otoski
P. Drozdnowich
Gilbert Plains
United Front
Ukrainian National Council
Ukraine
C. K. Rogers
Hardware
Sunkist
Florida
Messina
Paulin
DYSON
Tbs
California
Ee Trae Aesrersse Sannin
Nssepeehnsasihastsereveenraanensa United Stores Limited
Breck
Stetson
Stetson Royal
John Gardner & Son
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