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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
4
The hospital reports 1195 to 1234 patients over three years with 1323 days of treatment and 598 operations. Net assets list buildings reduced to 45,232,440 and equipment to 12,484.90 with depreciation. Nursing staff expanded with several graduates and trainees, graduation planned for June 12 and four new graduates this year.
A Dauphin meeting formed the Dauphin Junior and Juvenile Hockey Club to develop local hockey talent. Officers include Herb Francis as president and James L. Bowman as honorary president, with plans to raise funds without canvassing residents and to start this winter.
Dauphin defensive stand and timely hitting propelled a 52 run victory over Ochre River Wednesday. Squee Heard opened with a single and Geo Heard added a homer and three hits for Dauphin while E Riley drove in two runs for Ochre River.
Public Works notes slow gravelling of streets as Dauphin council discusses updating the 1916 building by law. Councillor Watson proposes a modern bylaw for new construction. Bylaws for land sale and a 20 mill municipal tax for 1933 are read.
Schools from Dauphin Plains Burrows Halley Gartmore and Wilson River competed in events for ages 12 and under 16 and under and senior boys along with field events like standing and running broad jumps hop step and jump. Halley clinched the softball final beating Melton 9 to 6 to take the championship.
Six teams form a local league, four rural and two town clubs. The schedule shows recent results from June with Mountview, Dauphin Plains, Listowel, Dickson, Maroons, and Tigers as participants. The touring towns will be known as the Tigers and Maroons with matches spread through June.
Mr. Finlay, born in Rapid City and educated in Brandon, was promoted to manager of the Prince Edward Hotel in Brandon. After World War I service he became Chief Accountant at the Fort Garry in Winnipeg and now returns to his boyhood scene as hotel manager. He is well known across Manitoba.
The Rural Municipality of Dauphin council met June 1 2 1933 at the Rural Municipal Hall with Reeve Wickes presiding. Actions include tax roll entries for North Star Oil on CN R right of way, Old Age Pension awards for Emily Chichoski and Mary Bily, and requests to move and extend land use, plus adjustments to shell and relief items.
The Collegiate club extended its lead in the local league by defeating CNA with a 1 to 1 score. Nicholson and Malcovitch scored early in the first half, then both sides added a goal in the second half as J Miles set the lineup for Collegiate and CNA.
Rangers Cameron Slobodzian Weaver Genik Cowton Andrekew Koshey Dick Heard S Kiym Brickman listed alongside Collegiate Farrell Churchill Watson B Nicholson Durston Merrell Hjalmarson tch T Kiym J Nicholson in the lineup.
The Dauphin Country Club hosts a qualifying flight competition listing 14 player pairs with a plan for independent scheduling. Scores determine flight winners with prizes per flight. Those missing half holiday must reschedule. Ladies receive a silver tea.
The Dauphin Lawn Bowling Club held its official opening Monday with five men’s and six women’s rinks in use. Officers elected for the season include President M Wicke, first vice D D McDonald, second vice Dr R E Dicks, secretary W P Percy, and treasurer M S Astwood. A tournament is scheduled for Thursday June 15 with prizes and bowls drawn.
Mrs. Thomas M. Hutchison of 231 Perth Ave West Kildonan Winnipeg died at Dauphin General Hospital after about two months illness. Survived by husband four daughters and two sons. Husband and family came to Winnipeg in 1927 from Auchtermuchty Scotland. Funeral from Dauphin United Church Tuesday afternoon.
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