Debacle of Destruction In Riding Mountain Park Since 1930
H A Green spoke at the Dauphin Canadian Club on the Riding Mountain issue, criticizing six years of resource exploitation since the park’s transfer from forestry. He warned scrubland growth and forest depletion, urging restoration and adherence to park policies, citing Hind’s 1858 survey of dense forests and abundant wildlife.
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Riding Mountain Park
Riding Mountain
Department of Forestry
National Parks Branch
H. A. Green
Dauphin Canadian Club
Hamilton Hotel
H. N. Macneill
Green
Mr. Green
Henry Youle Hind
Toronto
Hind
Riding Mountain National Park
Dominion
Manitoba
Con
William Stacey 78 Passe Away Links With Early Dauphin Days
William Stacey a former general utility man in Dauphin municipal public works died in Dauphin General Hospital. Born in Devonshire England and moving through Perth Ontario Elkhorn Manitoba he settled in Dauphin in the 1890s. Survived by one son Harold Stacey of Oakburn. widow predeceased. Funeral at Farrells Chapel with Rev D K Burns officiating and burial at Riverside. Pallbearers named Walter Seeley William Percy James Mills Thomas Playford James Neill John Puchalski.
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Dauphin
William Stacey
Public Works Department
Dau Phin
Stacey
Dauphin General Hospital
Devonshire
England
Canada
Perth
Ont
Elkhorn
Manitoba
Harold Stacey
Oakburn
Farrell
D. K. Burns
Riverside
Walter Seeley
Wm. Percy
Jas. Mills
Thos. Playford
Jas. Neill
John Puchalski
Ski Enthusiasts Stage Excursion To Gilbert Plains
Ski enthusiasts from Manitoba travel to Gilbert Plains for an afternoon on the large hill. The weather and snow conditions made for ideal skating and sliding with beginners and skilled skiers alike. Participants reported casualties including three broken skins and a broken toboggan, but called for more excursions in the future.
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Manitoba
Gilbert Plains
Christiana
Hockey Fans Rally for Dauphin Neepawa Showdown
Enthusiasts in Dauphin persist in hockey despite prior indifference. A Friday night arena match between Dauphin and Neepawa is planned, aiming to boost gate receipts and support sponsors who keep the sport alive in the town.
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Dauphin
Neepawa
Arena
Marked advances in St Pauls Church seen at annual meeting
At St Pauls Anglican Church annual meeting last Thursday officers were not elected due to bad weather. The church reported a large mortgage reduction and organ repairs. Attendance and Sunday School enrolment rose, while a Deanery Laymen organization a Church Men's Club and a branch of the Anglican Young Peoples Association were formed. Gifts from Mr R W James and Mr Mrs Chas Padley supported improvements and furnishings. Missionary giving increased and the choir expanded. Twenty three burials were conducted. several longtime members were noted as moved away.
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St. Paul's Anglican Church
Anglican Young People’s Association
R. W. James
Chas. Padley
R. G. Wild
Chirch
M. Wick
Short Course Set for March in Dauphin Agriculture Society
The Dauphin Agricultural Society short course will run March 2 to 5 with a new girls home economics course teaching sewing cooking canning and home nursing. Pigs will be judged by dressed carcass in addition to livestock judging. Banquet Friday March 5 to be organized by the lady directors. country districts urged to organize teams.
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Dauphin Agricultural Society
John Conner
Small Outbreaks Keep Fire Brigade Busy
Fire brigade responds to several minor blazes including burning pipes at a church basement, a dwelling on 6th Avenue, and a roof fire at Jas Craig’s Vermillion Park home. Chimneys and stove pipes buildup blamed for fires. residents urged to clean chimneys and burn wood cautiously during cold weather.
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Church of England
6Th Avenue
S.E
C. Ehindress
Hghteet
A. Rusconi
Jas. Craig
Vermillion Park
Ice Carnival Dates Set by Dauphin Travellers
Announcement this week confirms the Dauphin Commercial Travellers will host their annual ice carnival on February 26 and 27. A full programme aligned with current records is planned, with new features for patrons. Six contestants vie for carnival queen including Tila Brinkman Roblin L Bissonnette Ste Rose du Lac Emily Wowchuk Sifton Tena Wright Tookie Bateman and Mildred Olench Dauphin.
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Dauphin
Tila Brinkman
Roblin L. Bissonnette
Ste. Rose du Lac
Emily Wowchuk
Sifton
Tena Wright
Tookie Bateman
Mildred Olench
Steen and Co Clean Up at Russell Bonspiel
Chas Steen Bob Brown J Williams and J Allard traveled to Russell to compete in the bonspiel. They won a first second and fourth place and returned with about three quarters of the jewellery in Russell. They issued a challenge to anyone but fear a taker.
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Steen and CO
Russell Bonspiel
Chas. Steen
Bob Brown
J. Williams
J. Allard
Russell
Mountains Will Be Bare If Restrictions Are Not Placed
H S Coulson, a local farmer, warned Dauphin Rotary Club that without restrictions the mountains north and south of Dauphin will become desertlike. He urged preservation of forests for moisture and fertility, criticized timber and land clearance, and called for town country cooperation to retain nature’s beauty and cultural life.
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Rotary Club
H. Coulson
West
Dauphin
H. S. Coulson
Saskatchewan
Coulson
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