No-Hitter Highlights Pee Wee League Derby at Collegiate Diamond
Bruce Kabel pitched the season’s first no-hitter for the Pee Wee league in five innings versus Bumstead Sluggers. He walked three and allowed one error, striking out 19 batters to thread a tight win, with Neil Pee Wee Kates yielding only three hits for Dent Bros. Albert Apostle earned his first victory after replacing by Pee Wee Kabel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Love
Greed View
Mark McDougall
Bruce Kabel
Bruce
Dent Bros and
Burnsteads
Pee Wee League
Bumstead Sluggers
Kabel
Triple
Jerry Rafter
Neil
Pee Wee" Kates
Burnstead
Dent Bros
Albert Apostle
Pee Wee’ Kabei
Dent's
Neil Kabel
Dame
Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Shugfest
Bunny Small
Jerry Shumanski
Dunc Kabel
Jerzy Shumanski
Gilbert
Gert
Norman Blaine
Dauphin Pioneers Hold Annual Basket Picnic
The Dauphin Pioneers association held a basket picnic at the agricultural grounds on Wednesday July 2 under Robert Lee and assistants. Special gifts were awarded to the two oldest pioneer couples Mr and Mrs Walter Terry and Mr and Mrs Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Pioneers
Dauphin Pioneers’ Association
Pioneers
Robert Lee
Walter Terry
Hall
James Norton
Robert Fergusson
Cox
Edmonton
W. D. Strang
A. Roszell
D. E. McLean
L. Johnstone
Andrew Miller
Hugh McKerchar
Donis Hampton
Federal Grant Enables Dauphin Nurses Home
The Dauphin General hospital will receive 3500 from the federal government and an equal provincial grant, totaling 17200 for a new nurses home to serve 19 nurses after remodeling of the Sneath funeral home on Fourth avenue and Third street S W. The project funds come from a 1000 per bed basis for 17 beds with 13 local health units also approved under the national health program to support advisory staff for local planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin General Hospital
Paul Martin
Dauphin
Dauphin Hospital
Sneath Funeral Home
Fourth Avenue
Third Street
S. W
Manitoba Power Commission to shorten steam plant stack
The Manitoba Power Commission will reduce a 150 foot steam plant stack by 40 feet due to poor top-section condition. The cutback will not affect power generation and is for safety. Vulcan Iron and Engineering of Winnipeg will perform the work starting Monday July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Power Commission
Vulcan Iron and Engineering Company
Winnipeg
John H. Conner To Open Dauphin Summer Fair
Dauphin's 1952 Summer Fair and Race Meet will open with livestock commissioner John H. Conner of Manitoba officiating. Opening ceremonies occur Monday evening July 21 before grandstand attractions, with civic holiday proposed for Tuesday July 22. Season tickets are on sale at local stores.
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Dauphin
John H. Conner
Manitoba
The
Agricultural Society
Conner
Ball's
Goodhand’s
Porter's Drug
Oliphant’s
Buckword
Operations Northland Passes Through Dauphin
Memories of the war years return as Operations Northland travels through Dauphin on Monday. The convoy includes more than 90 officers and men of the 6th Armoured Division, R C A S C column of the reserve force. The 1 000 mile convoy began in Winnipeg last week and travels to Flin Flon via Neepawa and The Pas.
Mr and Mrs R H Brown to mark 50th anniversary
Mr and Mrs R H Brown celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a July 23 home gathering in Burnaby British Columbia from 2 pm to 10 pm. The couple married in 1897 at Oxbow Saskatchewan and lived in Dauphin before retiring to Burnaby. They have a son Alex and a daughter Mrs Cecil Durston and six grandchildren.
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R. H. Brown
Burnaby, B.C
Burnaby
B.C
Dauphin
Mr. Brown
Oxbow
Mr Brown
Fred Baylis
Wm. Armstrong
Rachel
Saskatchewan
Dan Hamilton
Royal Oak
South Burnaby
Vancouver
Toronto
Dauphin Issues Record Bond Sale Sets Local Confidence
The Town of Dauphin completed a $45,000 debenture sale on July 2 with a purchase price of $45,616.50 to the Canadian Bank of Commerce and A. E. Ames & Co. Ltd. The 1.37 premium per $100 reflects high outside interest and strong local demand. Mayor W. S. Bullmore and Bank of Commerce manager D. H. Sneddon posed with the cheque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Canadian Bank of Commerce
A. E. Ames & Co. Ltd
W. S. Bullmore
D. H. Sneddon
Bank of Commerce
Daw
Local man injured by electric shock near-fatal accident
Peter Tycoliz a 36 year old Railway avenue resident was injured by an electric shock and bruises after slipping on a farm roof while handling a building project near a high tension line. Sparks flew as he touched the charged wires and was knocked to the ground about 14 feet. He remained in Dauphin General hospital with a moderately good condition on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Tycoliz
Railway Avenue
Dauphin General Hospital
George Afier
Air Force
Tucoliz
Green Light Tips From Corky The Careful Motorist
Corky advises drivers to use thinking, not horn noise, to handle traffic. He laments chronic horn blowers and wishes for a remedy.
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Corky
Housing Boom Builds Dauphin Permits Ahead of 1951 Peak
Dauphin issued $395 836 in building permits in the first six months of 1952, 137 575 more than last year. June totals show 21 permits. nine new dwellings accounted for 53 000, with six-month dwelling permits at 31 worth 203 900. Commercial and repair permits surged, six months totals 13 commercial permits 171 200 and eight repair permits 64 700. A private garage permit in June brought six-month total to 10 permits 5 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Weather notes for Dauphin County week ends with cool drop
This week saw a high of 94.1 on Saturday and a weekly average high of 68.6, above last week's 65.2. Last year’s high reached 83.3 with a low of 42.0, while this week’s low was 51.2 on Tuesday. Precipitation was light at about 0.20 inches, with the heaviest rainfall of 0.08 inches on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphinites
Old Sifton School Site To Be Sold By Tender
Area Board orders tender advertisement for sale of land and building at the old Sifton school site. Solicitor to arrange release of the southernmost 50 feet of Lot 9-5-17 and arrangements for title.
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Sifton
Large
S. W
Delmar Connor
McGimpsey and Drinnan
Makinak School
Area Board Rejects Tenders For Garage Office
Dauphin Ochre school area board rejected all bids for the proposed garage and office at its regular meeting. The lowest bid was about 4000 above the designer’s estimate of 28000 to 31000, leading to a plan for a partially completed shell. A special meeting will be held after Secretary Treasurer Ed Johansen obtains a new cost estimate from Winnipeg designer M J G McMullen. The building would serve as board headquarters and bus and truck storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin-Ochre
Rangng
Ed. Johansen
M. J. G. McMullen
Winnipeg
Scholarship Presentations at Dauphin Elementary Schools
Local sponsors hosted annual W J Henderson and McKay memorial scholarships and safety patrol awards across Smith Jackson Whitmore and Henderson schools. Winners include Helen Kabel Jim Rutledge Ronald Radcliffe Delores Kustra Agnes Downey Paul Korneluk with Elks Lions RCMP officials present.
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Safety Patrol
W. J. Henderson
McKay
Dauphin
The
Elks Lodge
Lions Club
R.C.M.P
Smith-Jackson
Whitmore
Henderson
Helen Kabel
Jim Rutledge
S V. Brickman
Charles J. Volk
Mr. Volk
Henderson School
J. Slobodzian
J. L. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Ronald Radcliffe
Delores Kustra
Agnes Downey
Paul Korneluk
Dauphin Traffic By Law Highlights Turning Rules
The second in a series outlines turning positions at intersections and left turns near center lines. It lists prohibitions on U turns at Main Street intersections and Main with First and Second avenues. It defines right of way for police, fire, emergency vehicles, mail, ambulances, and funeral processions, and requires cautious entry from lanes and driveways with proper warning. It also covers driver warning signals near crosswalks and backing precautions.
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Main Street
First Street N. W
N. W
Police and Fire Departments
Her Majesty's Mail
Chief Despatcher Named For C N R At Dauphin
L E Sanderson was named chief despatcher for the Canadian National Railways at Dauphin replacing retiree J S McDonald. Born in 1910 at Kipling Saskatchewan, Sanderson joined C N R in 1927 and has since worked in multiple Western Canadian centers before moving to Winnipeg in 1948 as a rule instructor.
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L. E. Sanderson
Canadian National Railways
Dauphin
T. S. Sullivan
Manitoba
Mr. Sanderson
J. S. McDonald
Kipling, Sask
C.N.R
Kamloops
Edson
Prince Rupert
Port Arthur
Blue River
Redpass Junction
Winnipeg
Portage-Brandon
Railway
Local Traffic Mishaps Monday and Tuesday
A string of minor accidents unfolded in town on Monday and Tuesday. Incidents included hood damage from a parked car on Second avenue N.E., a two car collision on Eleventh avenue S.E. near First street, a curb backing collision on Front street, a truck backing out hitting a car on Main street, and a northbound car on Main street pulling into a curb after hitting a parked vehicle.
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Second Avenue
N.E
Eleventh Avenue
S.E
First Street
Front Street
Third
Fourth Avenues
Main Street
Camperville Youth Rescues 3 Boys On Drifting Raft
Ferdinand Guiboche a 17 year old resident of Camperville rescued three boys on Lake Winnipegosis after their raft drifted over one hundred yards from shore on July 1. The boys were William Lariviere 13 Waiter Lariviere 11 and Nelson Belhumeur 11 all of Camperville. Guiboche fought high waves and wind to reach the raft aided by the boys and dragged them to shore. He was previously the featherweight boxing champion of the district two years ago.
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Ferdinand Guiboche
Camperville
Camperville Beach
Lake Winnipegosis
William Lariviere
Waiter Lariviere
Joe Lariviere
Nelson Belhumeur
Adeltard Bethumeur
Ferdinand
D. D. Guiboche
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RHE G. Plains
Eddy
Zenith
Small
Shumanski
Love
Bantam
Plains
Tom
Ron Cairns
Tommy
Rhe Gille
Campbell and Whyte
Lennartz
Cairnsis
Chokan
Eileen Johnstone
Peggy Johnstone
Evelyn Durston
Donny Mansfield
Len Spurway
O. Maynard
John Seale
Johnstone
James Maynard
L. Nicholson
W. Fisher
V. Fisher
J. Seale
H. Campbell
H. Hall
M.P.C
Northland
Phin
Smordin
Caeceresss Secesonate
Area Board Briefs
W. R. Hamilton
Ochre River
Ripon
Riverbend
Podolia
Oalrania
Mackenzie
L. A. Gendreau
Rita F. Lavack
Laura Magusson
Shiela M. Beyko
Franklin G. Ganzen
Area Board
Whitmore School Safety Patrol
Sgt. W. W. Gray
Dauphin Lions Club
Manitoba Department of Labor, Safety Division
W. L. Bulimore
RCMP
Constable Eyolfson
Constable Boles
Henry Artibise
Elks
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