Jil Love Named With Toba Group For Sports Clinic
Jil Love emerges as a standout athlete linked with the Toba Group for a sports clinic. The Canadian Legion star set a provincial Winnipeg discus record by 17 feet and has earned trophies in figure skating at Dauphin. She aims to teach maths and physical education, with brother Tom pursuing a sports scholarship at Colorado College and a master’s degree.
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Jil Love
Toba Group
Pereered
Legon
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Jil
Rune
Lawe
Tom
Colorado College
Tie
Lvnk
Polio Cases Rise in Dauphin Area Warns Health Chief
Dr W L Marshall medical director of the Dauphin health unit urges polio vaccination as two more paralytic cases are reported this week, bringing the district total to three. The first case is a 21 year old housewife in Winnipeg respirator since late July. the others involve a six year old girl and a 23 year old woman.
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Dauphin Health Unit
W. L. Marshall
The
Herald
Thi
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Two-Score Dauphin Gardeners Turn Out For First Field Day
The Dauphin Horticultural Society held its first field day at the Scamied home on a sunny Sunday. About 40 gardeners attended, learning to grow gladiolus and how judges assess entries. awards went to A J Schmiedl and others. The event showcased grounds, prizes, and plans for a larger show on Aug 21, with entries encouraged for the provincial fruit show and gladiolus displays at the CNR station.
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Dauphin
Horticultural Society
Dauphin Horticultural Society
A.J. Scamied
Tony” Sehmwell
Boss
A.J. Sehmiuedl
Mrs. J E Dem
Keith Schmwali
CNR
65 Students Enrolled For Summer School
A large enrollment of 65 students marks the opening of the DCTI summer school for grade 10 and 11 supplements. Classes began last week and run through August 22. Writing of supplemental exams starts August 25. Tuition is 10 dollars per course to reimburse instructors. Subjects include math science composition literature geography and languages with instructors named.
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DCTI
Norris Aitken
The
Herald
Aitken
Martin Khoroset
Comedia Taerase Tfry
John Hrushowy
Norma Volkers
Wm. Shevkenek
Dry Weather Drives Early Crop Ripening Across Region
Hot dry weather has accelerated crop ripening with Wheat swathing starting and expected to spread this weekend. Oats and barley are maturing, hay making nearing completion, hay stacks up in good condition with ample supplies expected. Red clover seed set well though drought pressures loom, moisture needed for later crops and pastures as farmers look skyward for rain.
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The
Herald
Dedication Service For New Ukrainian Orthodox Church
Dedication of the cornerstone of the Ukrainian Orthodox church on Main Street South in Dauphin was held Sunday August 9. Metropolitan preached the sermon as Cathedral choir led by Walter Bohonos performed. About 400 attended a dinner in the town hall where the Metropolitan spoke on The Union of all Christian Churches to Combat Communism. Guests came from Toronto Winnipeg and surrounding towns. Church services will resume in the basement during winter to finish the church proper.
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Meropolian Uarion
Winnipeg
John Kulmh
Oakburm
T Silanchenko
Dauphin
Orthotos
Main Street
Walter Bohonos
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Union of All Christian Churches
Choir of
Toronto
Winnieg
Hon Ellen Fairclough Visits Dauphin On Indian Affairs Tour
Hon Ellen Fairclough arrives in Dauphin for a three week Manitoba Alberta British Columbia survey with Col HM Jones JR Moodie and local officials. She inspects Mackay Indian residential school and reservations while planning better policy for citizenship immigration and Indigenous affairs.
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Col HM Jones
Indian Affairs
Canada
JR. Moodie
Sprott
Manitoba
Alberta
Fairclough
Mackay Indian Residential Scool
Ellen Fairclough
Dauphin
H. G. Sprot
Indian Affairs Branch
Winnipeg
R. Elmer Forbes
Citizenship and Immigration
Caron A. J. Scrase
Mackay
G. D. ‘Inker
Dauphin Indian Agency
Back Row
Q. P. Jackson
H. M. Jones
Ottawa
J. R. Moodie
M C. Hoey
Ed Tower
Former Fire Chief Stricken Assisting Brigade At Fire
A two story frame building owned by the Dauphin Union was gutted by a Sunday morning blaze on Main Street. Firefighters stripped the roof to reach the fire and brought it under control. The structure, used for retail and storage, was one of the oldest in the area. The incident occurred during the Silver Jubilee year events and a celebration was planned at the MCC Industrial Ball on August 21.
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Union of
Dauphin
Omer
Dewlers
Weather Man Cites Dry Air Across Western Provinces
In a chat with the weather man the forecast laments a moisture shortage with no rain anticipated in the next day or two as air remains dry across western provinces at press time.
Grain deliveries rise at Dauphin elevators in 1958 59
Figures released to The Herald show grain deliveries to Dauphin elevators for the year ending July 31 1959 total 1 284 392 bushels across all grains up from 1 088 042 bushels in 1957 58. The report lists storage totals and a breakdown by grain type with wheat oats and rye among the crops shipped.
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The
Herald
Dauphin
Accordi Eo
Enapa
Losz- Sa Fioupesoin
Reception And Tours Planned For Visitors
Dauphin hosts the 23rd Churchill excursion this Friday with about 200 North American visitors arriving between 2:30 and 6:00 pm. Dauphin chamber of commerce arranges a welcome at McCreary, honorary citizenship certificates, brochures, and souvenirs as the X excursion train arrives, followed by town tours and a reception at the CNR station gardens.
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Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
McCreary
CNR
R. L. Pascoe
Chamber of Conmerce
Bho Mebbertes
Tieeion Pemsk
Piral
George Seoawaet
Paunyi Horticultural Society
Duiret Wall
Chisihep Af
Aeres
Wis
TSGR
Iqunnites
Locally Built Concrete Lifter Proves Successful Invention
A Manitoba based project showcases a locally built concrete lifter invented for school construction. RON Hnatiw owns the machine known as the bud elevator system. The elevated framework and hoist aid workers during building tasks at the construction site.
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Warser
Ron
Hnatiw
Five Years Of Progress For Agricultural Society Fair At Ethelbert
A successful five year progress fair drew about 1500 attendees in ideal weather at Ethelbert for the ninth annual summer fair held Wednesday. President Benson Feku praised the event as highly successful with livestock and industrial hall exhibits, top poultry and Hereford entries, and district agricultural awards announced during the afternoon ceremonies.
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Jane
Shaw
Cirvba
Lane
Grandview
Sattek
Sattek CCI
Bruce Boréne
P Sehaluk
The
Agricultural Society
Rurel
H. Korman
Reeve N. Kozar
Village of Ethelbert
John
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