Fair Prize List Changes Noted for 1950 Summer Fair
Prize lists for the Deuphin Agricultural Society fair to be held July 24 at the exhibition grounds show increased prizes and prize money across divisions. A new progeny section for dam offspring offers 24 dollars total. sheep divisions split into two classes. poultry prizes up. under industrial hall a new junior work group and revised sewing and new food sections. Ladies clubs and Red Cross groups urged to enter. Entries urged early to aid planning.
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Aucety
Suffolk
Oxford
Shropshire
Southdown
Red Cross
Orange Day Girl Guides Planned for June 3
The annual Girl Guide Orange Day is set for Saturday June 3 to raise funds for local activities. Please support again this year by buying oranges from the girl in blue who will visit this week. All guides from both companies will meet Wednesday night for instructions.
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Girl In Blue
Classified Ads One Insertion Rates Listed
Advertisement rates shown for single insertions two insertions and three insertions at five line or thirty word blocks. Rates include 50 cents for one insertion, 75 cents for two insertions, and one dollar for three insertions.
British cattle kept off roads by grid devices
Britain plans to spend around £10 000 a year to keep cattle off highways. A Commons bill would install grids across roads to deter straying cattle. Transport Minister Alfred Barnes calls the device simple, a row of parallel bars over a shallow pit that cattle instinctively avoid. Churchill notes the measure helps the Labor government win votes in a tight Parliament.
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Tondon
Britain
Catle
House of Commons
Alfred Barnes
Winston Churchill
Labor
Blossom Queen Crowned at Niagara Ceremony May 24
Canadian Niagara Peninsula selects a Blossom Queen at a ceremony on May 24. The carnival features bands floats and parades drawing entries from Hamilton Burlington Niagara Falls St Catharines Welland Grimsby and Vinelaird. Carolyn Wariner is among the entrants.
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Central Press
Niagara Peninsula
Hamilton
Burlington
Niagara Falls
St. Catharines
Welland
Grimsby
Vinelaird
Carolyn Wariner
Winnipegosis Boxing Card Draws 300 At Elks Hall
The Legion hosted an amateur boxing card Monday evening at the Elks Hall in Winnipegosis drawing about 300 fans. Main event featured Classy Harris of Crescent Boxing Club in Winnipeg against Mel Mouck of Dauphin, Harris flooring Mouck once. Bantam bout Maurice Guiboche of Camperville defeated Joey Zamick of Crescent in a popular match. Preliminaries saw Ferdin Guiboche stop Eddie Mitchell in round two and Beauchen draw with Lennartz. Other bouts featured Cyr Demeria winning over Ben Abegosis, Curt McIntosh and Ted Biiss, and Paul Shewchuk turning in a strong one round. Judges included Frank Bumstead and Roy Giggins. Dr Bashucky attended. The McLeod twins from Camperville weighed 133 pounds and added attraction.
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Camperville
Joey Zamick
Crescent Boxing Club
Guiboche
Zamick
Ferdinand Guiboche
Eddie Mitchell
Dauphin
Raymond Beauchen
Cuff Lennartz
Cyr Demeria
Ben Abegosis
Curt McIntosh
Ted Biiss
McIntosh
I’aul Shewchuk
Meadowlands
Shewchuk
Winnipeg
Winnipegosis
Harry Morrese
S. T. Sigurdson
Frank Bumstead
Lauphin
Roy Giggins
Win
Bout Draws Large Crowd With Lively Display
A dramatic display drew a large crowd as a bout featured weight bets of pounds and 38 pounds, entertaining spectators with the lively confrontation.
Salvation Army Event Schedule at Erie Bac
Capt. and Mrs Oystry invite all to Salvation Army activities this week with a Y P meeting Friday at 8 p m Torchbearers Saturday prayer circle Sunday holiness service Sunday school and salvation meeting Scouts Bible study home league Cubs and more all welcome to attend.
Fager to Believe the Best and Making Friends with Life
Sunday program includes 10 m junior and senior Sunday schools and 11 a m. service. Evening 7 p m. features Fager revealing belief in the best and a talk on Making Friends with Life. Union marks its Twenty Fifth anniversary on June 11 with special services.
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Fager
9th and Gladys Rev L M Gillett Pastor Services
Cor 9th and Gladys S W Rev L M Gillett Pastor conducts worship service at 11 a.m. June 4 with Sunday school at 2:30 p.m. Gospel service at 7:30 p.m. Bible study and prayer held Tuesday evening.
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Gladys S.W
L. M. Gillett
Pentecostal Church BA Service Schedule
Rev. W. G. Reinheimer presides. Tuesday 8 p.m. prayer meeting. Friday 7 p.m. C. A. service. Sunday 10 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. morning worship 7 p.m. evening service. Welcome.
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W. G. Reinheimer
Church Schedules See Summer Timetable Changes
St. Viator's R. C. Church adopts summer schedule with Masses at 9:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Rev. H. R. Stovell leads First Baptist Church anniversary services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Church school at 12:10 p.m. Youth meeting Monday 8 p.m. and monthly business meeting Wednesday 8 p.m.
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ST. Viator's R. C
First Baptist Church
H. R. Stovell
God the Only Cause and Creator Sermon Topic
The article notes a Christian Science sermon titled God the Only Cause and Creator, with Jeremiah 16 16 and Ecclesiastes 7 29 cited. The correlative passage from Science and Health states nothing exists beyond all inclusive infinity with God as sole creator. A service occurs Sundays at 11 am in Dauphin town hall rest room, with all invited.
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God
Mary Baker Eddy
Dauphin Town Hall
Stegge
No Celebration of Holy Communion Announcement
The Rector will be in Brandon in the morning for the Ordination Service at the Pro Cathedral. No Holy Communion will be held at the usual time this day.
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Brandon
Park Road funding cut sparks calls for road stabilization
The Dauphin article notes a $800,000 original appropriation for Park Road this year was cancelled leaving $100,000 for maintenance. Experts say at least $400,000 is needed to stabilize the road for hard surfacing next year. The chamber also asked the province to finish hard-surfacing No 5 highway west from Dauphin to the Saskatchewan border next year.
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Dauphin
Saskatchewan
C. R. Shooter
J. Bank
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