Sixteenth Rural Field Day among best on record
The Sixteenth Rural Field Day drew 0 students from 21 rural schools in the southern Dauphin district. Valley Village school won the banner for marching skills while Wilson River claimed the primary softball title, defeating Old Dauphin in the quarterfinals. Mayor J. E. Ramsden and judges presented prizes as events from dash races to relays highlighted a day praised for perfect weather and organized by W. H. Ramp ton and Evelyn Strang.
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Valley Village
Wilson River
Melton
Waterrd
Dauphin Inspectoral Distr
Valley Village School
Banks
J. E. Ramsden
D. D. McDonald
J. J. Lysecki
Mellon School
Vailey Village
Old Dauphin
Melton School
Sandringham
Clare Craig
Mountview
Ramsden
Wham
Dauphin Street Lights Improve Nighttime Safety
Dauphin Manitoba received sixteen new street lamps that began operation June 9 1941 brightening Main Street and easing pedestrian and vehicle visibility on Saturday nights. The modern green posts and silver reflectors enhanced daytime appearance as well. Nearby Sherbrooke residents fundraised for radio sets for HMCS Sherbrooke sailors. Children’s day featured vivid school banners and active participation by rural teachers and pupils, with elders keeping to the background.
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Portage Avenue
Dauphin
Dauphin Main
C.N.R
Winnipeg
Main
This Modern World Captioned Slice of Lunch Authority
An executive, famed for two hour lunches, reaches high office while constrained by a doctor to a milk and crackers diet. The remark underscores appetite for power contrasted with health limits.
Parade of Rural Schools Opens Field Day
Twenty one schools lined up Friday morning for the rural field day parade. The young students wore carefully planned uniforms as they marched along Main Street marking the annual showcase of school pride and competition.
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Main Street
Dauphin Dogs Stir Town Council Over Leash Rule
Citizens face a dog control dilemma as seven canines gathered at dawn in front of Chief Constable Jas P Anderson’s home. The town notes a by law requiring dogs to stay off roaming, but councillors favor courtesy over strict enforcement, urging cooperation from dog owners.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Books
Local girl's groove plan sparks mood of mischief
A local girl known for wit and local notes stubbornly defies a mud ban in a grove south of town. She declares she will go In the Groove and get In the Mood despite warnings.
Station Garden Blossoms Delight Town Visitors
The station garden bursts with a myraid of June blossoms in vivid colors, drawing readers to visit and enjoy the view firsthand. The article invites everyone to drop by and witness the display directly.
Frank Capra’s Meet John Doe at Dauphin Theatre this weekend
The Dauphin Theatre continues showings of Frank Capra’s Meet John Doe this Thursday Friday and Saturday. Cinephiles can catch the film in what promises to be a standout nightly engagement at the venue.
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Dauphin Theatre
Frank Capra
John Doe
More Passengers And Mail Traveling By Air Trans-Canada
Trans-Canada Air Lines carried 6 610 passengers in April, a monthly high aside from August 1940, with an average journey of 541 miles and record passenger miles. Airmail rose to 104 845 pounds, first time over 70 tons in a month. Air express at 12 682 pounds, up 3 13 percent from March. Facts released by D B Cok yer, vice president.
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AIR Trans-Canada Air Lines
T.C.A
National Air Service
Air Express
D. B. Cok Yer
Trans - Canada Air Lines
Small arms factories churn out tens of millions monthly
The article reports that small arms ammunition factories are producing tens of millions of rounds each month, highlighting high output and sustained demand across production facilities.
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Wilfrid Caldwell
W. H. Rampton
Rural Field Day Association
Evelyn Strang
W. J. Henderson
Miss Strang
Gerald Bird
KACE
Mervin Brook
Keith Robb
Durston
Robert Vail
Maurice Lametz
Halley
Tony Chaykowski
Steve Lawryk
Wilfred Bessel
Albert Secord
George Pavlin
Eclipse
Gordon McMunn
Arthur Durston
Joan Harman
Tom Andries
Ken Angus
Ross Forbes
Nick Cherniski
Mike Pullak
Riverbend
Dave Secord
Bill Psnebnicki
Ben Koison
Wilbur Boughen
Bobby Wyatt
John Harman
Gartmore
Helen Milewski
Kosin
Wilma McKillop
Dauphin Plains
Mary Michaleski
Mountain Stream
Stella Kolsun
Stary Michaleski
Eleanor Kuzyk
Emily Leigh
Marjorie McCrae
Mayftlower
Dorothy Vegrall
Jean McLaughlin
Jean Huzy
Spruce Creek
Ethel Blakey
Hazel Murray
Lorraine Spillett
Nellie Symedych
Burrows
Dauphinites
Sherbrooke
Que
Exhibition Grounds
Poll
Twee
Winnipegosis
Sifton
Ind Hobson
Norketon
Ste Rose
Npew
Iren
Aiamonn
Cape Sauterne
Paarl
South Africa
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Bettie
Vina
Py Ca
Good Hope
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Amvers Caale
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Quebec
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France
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Niagara
Ottawa
Montreal
British Isles
Canada
Victory
Victory Loan
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Motiene
Victory Loon
Otewe
Canede
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