Minor League Stars Edge In Tight Little League Finals
Star of the week goes to Larry Lintick a fast pitcher who gave up only one hit in 10 innings. Fielding gem was Reggie Gurr’s catch saving Dauphin from a homer as the tourney saw exciting games with Jerry Shumanski Ritchie Love and Art Cairns among the players skipping meals. In the Teen League finals Dent Bros. beat Bumstead’s 5-4 and 0-1 games with pitching by Jerry Rafter Mark McDougall and Bruce Kabel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Lintick
Reggie Gurr
Dauphin
Reggie
Jerry Shumanski
Ritchie Love
Art Cairns
Dent Bros
Bumstead
Jerry Rafter
Jerry
Tiny Neil Kabel
Mark McDougall
Bruce. Kabel
Rhe
Rafter
Neil Kabel
McMillan
Donnie Merrell
Pumsteads
Bruce Kabel
Siew
Nei Kabel
Koshevesch
Bumstead Crew
Hiner
Pennie
D. M. Craig Maintains Lead in Gladiolus Contest
D M Craig extended his aggregate lead in the Horticultural Society gladiolus show with 15 points, ten ahead of Mrs J A McPhee and Ed Osborne who tie for second. The final contest is next Saturday with the winner announced at the August 20 flower and garden show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Craig
Horticultural Society
Craig
J. A. McPhee
Ed Osborne
Mr. Craig
Mr. Osborne
J. A McPhee
McPhee
Area Board Limits School Bus Use After Fatal Accidents
The Dauphin Ochre area board adopted a recommendation to use buses only for pupil transport to and from school. The transportation committee said buses were overused for extra curricular trips, risking service ability. Some members warned it could cut back on after school activities at the composite high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin-Ochre
Transportation Committee
Dauphin Student Mildred McMurray Killed In No 5 East Crash
Mildred Carol McMurray a 21 year old Brandon college student from Dauphin died after a car she rode in left the highway near Dauphin four miles east of town and rolled over. Fellow passengers Leonard Baran and Alice Proke were injured. An inquest opened and adjourned to Sept 3. Funeral arrangements are set by Bullmore’s funeral home with services at Dauphin First United Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred McMurray
No. 5 East
Dauphin
McMurray
General Hospital
No. 5
Town
Leonard Baran
Alice Proke
Miss McMurray
R. E. Dicks
Mildred Carol McMurray
Brandon College
Dauphin Collegiate
Mildred
Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Education
University of Manitoba
Dalphin Collegiate Student Council
7. G. McMurray
Ronald
E. McMurray
E. E
Temperatures Hover Slightly Above Average in Dauphin District
A week of generally clear skies in the Dauphin district saw highs around 83 degrees on Wednesday and lows near 46.8. Precipitation was light at .25 inches for the week, with Sunday showing the heaviest fall at 1.1 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin District
Bus fees set for 1952 53 school term by area board
Advertisement on page nine of The Herald shows bus charges for the 1952 53 term with special rates for families with multiple students and a requirement to pay in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Large Area Board
the Herald
Murder Charge Laid For Ashville Shooting
The Ashville inquest returned a verdict of murder in the July 10 shooting death of Metro Lukianchuk at the home of Alex Koshowski. The 52 year old farmer Alex Peter Koshowski was charged with murder, appeared before Magistrate Little lastee and was remanded for a preliminary hearing on August 27. He was released on bail of 5000 dollars after a judge’s order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashville
Metro Lukianchuk
Alex Koshowski
Alex Peter Koshowski
Koshowski
Gibbert Plains
Thomas
Little
Campbell
Town By Law Regulates Public Selling Of Meat
Town council approves third reading of a by law regulating meat sales with stamped carcasses and Approved Stamp labels. It requires sellers to furnish information to the sanitary inspector and grants power to inspect seal and seize unsold meat with enforcement lasting through reasonable hours.
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Counseil
Garden show to host Dauphin horticultural awards
Home grounds judged for the Dauphin annual flower and garden show with inspections completed by the Dauphin Horticultural Society. Winners of home grounds trophies to be announced at the Aug 28 29 event. Provincial judging next week by Manitoba Horticultural association representatives. Notable judges include C R Ure E T Anderson Wm Cummings Henry Marshall and Fred J Weir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Dauphin Horticultural Society
Manitoba Horticultural Association
Morden Experimental Station
E.T. Anderson
University of ‘Manitoba
Skinner’s Nursery
Dropmare
Henry Marshall
Brandon ‘Experimental
Fred J. Weir
Dauphin District
New West Route For School Bus Given By Board
The Pauphin-Ochre school area bus No. 6 will shift from east of highway No. 5 to routes north and south of the highway west of town. A new path starts on old Kilty road to near Wilson River school, then four miles south on a road joining No. 5. If capacity is exceeded, vans north of No. 5 may assist and buses run only when roads are in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilty
Wilson River School
Transportation Committee
No. 5
Clifford Strand 21 Dies After Truck Mishap
Clifford Strand of Gilbert Plains and Jamestown Ont died at Dauphin General Hospital from injuries after falling from a moving truck on Singoosh Lake road twelve miles west of Garland. The truck veered into a ditch when a turn failed and the door opened, ejecting Strand. An inquest opened and adjourned to August 29. Funeral services set for August 23 at Dauphin United Church with burial at Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
Raymond Strand
Jamestown
Ont
Gilbert, Plains
Dauphin
Dauphin General Hospital
Singoosh
Lake Road
Garland
Strand
George Raymond Strand
Gilbert Plains
Wen
Parking Meter By Law Implemented in Dauphin
Dauphin begins installation of parking meters in the business district with operation expected next week after notice. The by law defines parking as standing a vehicle on a highway for more than loading or unloading and sets rates at 12 minutes per one cent, with allowance to reuse expired time from prior uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Canada
Honorary Churchill Tour Boosts Dauphin Population by 219
The 16th annual Churchill excursion on the Canadian National Railways brought 219 visitors to Dauphin, with 194 Americans and 20 Canadians. A civic reception, a town tour, and a park parade followed the arrivals, highlighting Dauphin’s hospitality, local landmarks, and surrounding countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Vermillion Park
United States
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
New York
Frank Dean
Lake Dauphin
Mountain
National Park
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Little Leaguers
Dauphin Little All Stars
Asx
Clare Jacobson
Dauphin Jaycees
Dauphin Little Leaguers
Bob Kabel
Norman Blaine
Bunby
Dunt Kabel
Smoordin
B. Kabel
McDougall
Kashey
RHE Bumstead
Robertson
Burma
E. F. ‘Troendle
Elizabeth the Queen
Mr. Troendle
J. M. Douglas
Connecticut Yankee
Sever
Second Avenue
N’w
Area Board
Pauphin-Ochre
Clifford Strand
Alfred Strand
K.R. 3
Phin
Jam
Dauphin United Burial
Riverside
Bullmore’s .Funeral Ho
G. Black
San An ‘Tonio
Texas
Holywood
California
Gordon Mitchell
Boston
Massachusetts
M. F. Szewczyk
The
Chamber, of. Commerce
J. Potaski
Losey
Detroit
Michigan
Churchill
Raniah
Gock
Teton
Middleton
Robert Louis’ Stevenson
Plymouth
Newe Hampshire
Wvas
Lake ‘Dauphin
Stevenson
Adolph O. Ulland
GrandForks N.D
Neils Johnson
H. E. “Bates
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Léola
Mr. Losey
Northland
Churchills
Chuchill
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Nebraska
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