Dauphin Kings Open 1949 50 Hockey Season
The Dauphin Kings open the Big Six Intermediate hockey season tonight in Rivers with two home series and a 9 15 p m game here Saturday against Brandon College. Coach Alex Robertson and manager Mackey Meiride narrow the 21 candidates to 15 per game while Norm Nantais guards the net and a battle for forward and defense spots continues. The squad also travels to Brandon and Neepawa next week with a home date set for December 21 against Souris as players await signings and possible lineup changes.
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Dauphin Kings
Rivers
Brandon College
Alex Robertson
Mackey Meiride
Rmselves
Dauphin
Brandon
Athletics
Neepawa
Souris
Free chest X-ray drive ends this Saturday in Dauphin
Three days remain in the tuberculosis survey of Dauphin. The unit opened Tuesday and will travel to Smith Jackson school on Thursday MacKenzie school Friday and the town hall Saturday. Students can be x-rayed Thursday and Friday mornings while the public may attend in the afternoons and evenings and all day Saturday.
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Dauphin
Unt
Smith Jackson School
MacKenzie School
Town Hall
Skating Season Opens Tonight At Dauphin Arena
Public skating begins tonight at the Dauphin skating and hockey rink. The Dauphin parks board announced the opening at Monday’s meeting. Admissions will be charged and season tickets will go on sale. Skating regulations for the 1949-50 season have been posted around town.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Parks Board
Dauphin Lady Curlers Form 1950 Bonspiel Committees
Dauphin ladies bonspiel executive includes presidents Mrs. W Cruise and Helen Bowman with Mrs. A L Wrye as secretary treasurer. Banquet and prizes chaired by R J Deighton and J A Ringstrom. Event runs January 31 to February 3, aiming to surpass last year’s 46 rink entry record.
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Dauphin
W. Cruise
Helen Bowman
Kilty Club
A. L. Wrye
W. L. Williams
A Hogg
McMillan
Janette Cruise
J. A. Ringstrom
T. Ross
G. Newton
Helen Marsh
Jean Murray
Alice Krauter
Julie Overland
Kathryn Wrye
Pat McConnell
A. Newton
Reserve Seats Set for Dauphin Big Six Hockey Schedule
Dauphin Parks Board approves 92 reserved seats above the waiting room for all five Big Six league games. Tickets cost 3.75 dollars, cover league games and may be used for exhibitions and playoffs. Passes also issued for visiting teams and officials.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Parks Board
Patrols Compete For Hockey Passes In Dauphin
Dauphin's three school safety patrols will compete for passes to local hockey games during winter. The best patrol each week wins free passes for all patrol members. Judging is weekly by Constable N Stowell with RCMP support to stress supervision. The theater party for the patrols was held last Saturday at the Dauphin theatre.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Lions Club
N. Stowell
R.C.M.P
Dauphin Theatre
Teachers Local Formed At Pine River Meeting
A Pine River school gathering on December 2 organized an M.T.S. local with teachers from Ethelbert Garland Pine River and nearby districts. Officers elected include President M Balych Ethelbert Vice President T Boyaniwski Pine River Secretary Treasurer Miss M J Sosnowski Pine River Local Association Representative F Danyluk Ethelbert.
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Pine River
M.T.S
Ethelbert
Garland
M. Balych Ethelbert
T. Boyaniwski
M. J. Sosnowski
F. Danyluk
Christmas Supplement Notice for Dauphin Herald
The Dauphin Herald announces a Christmas Supplement to its December 22 issue with greetings accepted by December 14. No Herald edition will be published December 29 due to holiday observances on December 26 and 27. Dauphin Herald Co. Ltd.
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The
Dauphin Herald
Herald
Dauphin Local School Board Marks Final 1949 Meeting
The Dauphin local school board held its last meeting of the year with members noting a reduced board size for next year. Current members George Sumpter Dr W L Watson and Ben Phillips will remain, while two new appointees will be chosen by them at the first 1950 session. Enrollment fell to 998 pupils across three elementary schools in November from 1001 in October. Visitors Day drew 325 at Henderson 180 at Whitmore and 170 at Smith Jackson, reflecting strong parent turnout.
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Dauphin Local
George Sumpter
W. L. Watson
Ben Phillips
Whitmore
Henderson
Department of Labor
John Slobodzian
Slobodzian
Henderson School
Smith-Jackson
Dowler Re elected Leader of Dauphin Agricultural Society
George Dowler is reelected president of the Dauphin Agricultural Society at a meeting of newly elected directors in the municipal office. J. A. McKillop is reelected vice president. Committee chairs for 1950 are named across livestock poultry sheep and swine cattle horses and other areas with three new committees to be created later for reception midway and special prizes.
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George Dowler
Dauphin Agricultural Society
J. A. McKillop
Mr. McKillop
Walter Durston
Howard Campbell
Bert Tucker
Bert McLaughlin
Elgin Maynard
Ron Everall
John Potoski
S. E. McLean
R. E. Forbes
B. C. Goodhand
Ray Shooter
Weather Summary for Dauphin's Week Ends December 6
Temperatures returned to normal with a high of 40.1 degrees last Friday and a low of 29 degrees Tuesday. Wednesday saw a six degree drop and precipitation was light with snow traces Friday Saturday Monday and 0.2 inch on Tuesday. Compared with last year the week had a higher peak of 32.2 on December 2 and a low of 8 on November 30.
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Dauphin
Mercury
Town Issues Permits For 71 New Dwellings In 1949
The town issued two new dwelling permits in November bringing 11 month total to 71, more than double 1948. Repairs and a private garage permit added, lifting total permits to 136 with November value at $11,500 and year to date value at $541,262.
Boughen Buys Registered Holstein Bull From Ontario
Rex L Boughen of Dauphin buys an eight months old registered Holstein bull from Douglas Hart of Woodstock Ont The calf Hartholm Sylvogram traces to Elmcraft Sylvo O Gram and Montvie Monogram with a dam from Elm Sylvia Colantha A notable Canadian lineage includes a two year old record 13252 pounds milk 381 percent fat 506 pounds fat The herd of 25 registered Holsteins at Rigby farm nine miles NW of Dauphin has been RO P since 1943.
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Rex. L. Boughen
Dauphin
Douglas Hart
Woodstock
Ont
Boughen
Elmcraft
Montvie
Carnation Imperial
Hazelwood King
Dauphin game and fish group passes four resolutions
The Dauphin game and fish association met Tuesday at the Legion hall and approved four resolutions to present to the Manitoba federation of game and fish associations in Winnipeg. They urged resident anglers licenses, called for a lake survey of Lake Dauphin, sought deer seasons to include does, and advocated uniforms for game officers. The group also discussed duck season dates and planned February elections.
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Manitoba
Dauphin Game and Fish Association
Legion Hall
Manitoba Federation of Game and Fish Associations
Winnipeg
W. H. Rampton
Angers
Lake
Dauphin
Rural Manitoba begins first Saturday education degree courses
In Dauphin Manitoba the University of Manitoba conducts the first rural Saturday courses toward Bachelor of Education, Master of Education, or Bachelor of Pedagogy. Twenty eight teachers from Dauphin Ochre School Area 1 enroll, with skew toward town and rural schools. Examinations start December 17 as the program expands to Brandon next year.
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Manitoba
MacKenzie
Dauphin
Dauphin-Ochre
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Brandon
The
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Nite Of Fun to Open Dauphin Skating Arena
Dauphin commercial travellers stage a Dec 17 opening night at the new skating arena with a Nite of Fun program. The entertainment features figure skating acts and troupe members performing skating numbers seen in other shows, promised to be light and humorous for all.
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Dauphin
Library Board Rejects Advertising Book Covers in Library
The Dauphin public library board met November 29 and rejected selling advertising on book covers by Northwest Publishing of Vancouver. The board passed two resolutions stating the covers are not sanctioned and that the solicitor be asked to inform Northwest Publishing of the unauthorized use of the library name. A summary was sent to the chamber of commerce merchants committee.
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Dauphin Public Library Board
Northwest Publishing Company
Vancouver
Dauphin Public Library
Dauphin
Northwest Publishing Company of
Retail Merchants Committee
Chamber of Commerce
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R. J. Deighton
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Dauphin Herald Co. Ltd
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R. L. Boughen
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