July 1 Sports Day Opens With Ball Tournaments on D M C C Diamond
Dominion Day holiday events mark a sporting day with open baseball and fastball tournaments starting at 11 a.m. on the D M C C Diamond. Admission set at adults 20 cents students 5 cents children 2 cents. Dauphin teams include Free Birds in ladies fastball. four open baseball entries listed Winnipegoxis Wilson River Beaver Lambert. Prizes: 20 first in baseball 60 in men’s fastball 50 in ladies fastball. Dauphin boys and girls band to attend. evening dance scheduled at the industrial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.M.C.C
Winnipegoxis
Wilson River
Beaver Lamber
Dauphin
Plainsmen Edge Redbirds 8-7 In Final Inning Tie-Breaker
Gilbert Plains rallied to beat the Dauphin Redbirds 8-7 in nine innings at Gilbert Plains. Jock Yuill delivered the game winning two out single as Billy Murray scored the deciding run in the bottom of the ninth. Dauphin had tied the game at 7-7 in the top of the final frame before the Plainsmen seized the lead.
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Plainsmen
Redbirds
Gilbert Plains
Dauphin Redbirds
Manitoba
Jock Yuill
Billy Murray
Tome
Ken Angis
Jim Citi
Sten McPhee
Sinele *m
Minu
Danny Williams
Gillis
McPhee
Williams
Careht
Hace
Battina
Dauphin
Bob Kabel
Jim Gills
Orville
Stan McPhee
Stan McPine
Angus
Steve Bouchy
Stan Plummer
Frank Hewelke
Ron Cox
Frank Goran
Jack Yuill
Worthwhile Reading in The Christian Science Monitor
An English language notice promotes the Christian Science Monitor subscription offer noting international and national coverage by Erwin D. Conham and features for family readers. It invites readers in Boston to mail the coupon to start a subscription with no extra charge.
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The
Christian Science Monitor
Erwin D. Conham
Boston
Monitor Subscription Request Text
Reader requests The Christian Science Monitor delivery with period options for 12 months 616 months 80 3 months 49. Address not fully readable but includes Boston Massachusetts USA instructions.
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the Christian Science Monitors
Norway Street
Boston
Mess. USA
Dauphin Blue Birds Triumph in Duck Bay Fastball
In the Duck Bay ladies fastball tournament on June 26 the Dauphin Blue Birds won two games. They beat Winninegosis 11 to 6 in game one and defeated Carmmnerville 6 to 3 in the final. Earlier at Ste Roce du Tac on June 16 the Blue Birds led McCreary Red Wines 9 to 3 in the fifth when rain halted play and they won their first game against Alonso by default.
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Duck Bay
Dauphin Blue Birds
Tvo
Dauphin
Winninegosis
Erame Carmmnerville
Blue Birds
Ste Roce du Tac
Daurhin Blue Birds
McCreary Red Wines
Alonso
Mary Maxim Mail Order Moves From Sifton to Dauphin
Mary Maxim mail order woollen yarn business moved from Sifton to Dauphin on Monday this week. The operation occupies the former S. S. Hunt building beside the Miss Mary Maxim wholesale unit. All Sifton staff transferred to Dauphin. Mrs. W. S. McPhedrain to lead the mail order department. Twenty staff are employed in Dauphin during the off season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mary Maxim
Sifton
Dauphin
S. S. Hunt
W. S. McPhedrain
Classified Ads Rates and Insertion Policy
Local classified section lists 10 cent per line insertion charge with a 50 cent minimum. Advertisers must provide five words per line and ensure payment along with the ad submission. Additional lines increase cost at the same rate.
Prairie lab to combat rust helps Manitoba wheat drive
The government plans a 650000 brick steel and concrete laboratory at the University of Manitoba Winnipeg to fight rust damage to prairie crops. The two story facility will house 75 plant pathologists cereal breeders chemists and entomologists and be finished by January 1957. The project reflects a broad prairie effort alongside provincial health and agricultural developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Manitoba At
Winnipeg
Canada explores new maritime patrols amid prairie opposition
The article notes criticism from the Saskatchewan farmers union and others calling planned submarine detection efforts discriminatory to prairie residents. It also reports the Canadian postal department planning a vending machine to sell stamps at cost, announced by George Boyle of Ottawa, director of post office administration at the Alberta postmasters annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Postal Department
Alberta
George Boyle
Ottawa
Post Office Administration
RCAF
Maritimes
Greenwood
N.S
George Guillot
Quebec City
Pioneer Day Honors Scandinavia School District Oldtimers
On July 14 at Erickson and district Pioneer Day labor events feature honors for long serving figures from the Scandinavia school district. Scandinavia, organized in 1889, was the first school in the rural municipality now recognized for its heritage.
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Erickson and District
Scandinavia
Clanwilliam School Alumni Return for Special Event
Former pupils of Clanwilliam school, some now living in the district, will be special guests for the occasion.
Lamp placement for diffuse piano lighting
A floor lamp near the piano should use a shade that lets light through and include a diffusing bow to prevent sharp reflections. Position the lamp behind the player so the bright shade is not visible.
Local committee weighs alfalfa dehydration plant viability
The group discussed an alfalfa dehydrating plant to convert forage into dried meal with high carotene value and other nutrients. Questions cover producer price, storage, annual cuts, substitutes impact, and farm returns per ton or acre, with fire risk and local financing uncertain.
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Percy Ford
United States
Holmes
Ing
Swan Lake
Saskatchewan
W. T. Volkers
Fort Garry Hotel Upgrades Elevators in Winnipeg
The Fort Garry Hotel in Winnipeg begins operation of its first new modern elevator with a second unit under installation. A new freight elevator is completed and in service while a service elevator is pending cat work. Removal of old elevators and related work takes about six months.
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Fort Garry
Winnipeg
Lucky 24 Weaves Through Mrs Sutton Family Dates
The text links a running sequence of 24 across key dates for Mrs J Sutton Cryssa Bile including February 24 birthday May 24 marriage December 24 birth of son Derek and a June 24 twin arrival, suggesting a fate tied to the number 24.
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Dauphin Redbird Baseball Club
Dauphin Freebirds
DCCC
Industria Hal
Ken Angus
Caren
Pretz Pelle
Uh ‘ ‘Uy ” Pencer
Manitoba Cancer Institute
Winnipeg Man
Mary Maxim
Rust Research
Canada
Paul Martin
Agricultural Institute of Canada
Edmonton
Institute
R. H. Common
J. C. Woodward
Macdoneld College
Que
F. L Skinner
Dropmore
Man
P. M. Lauder
Lethbridge
Alta
Canadian Wheat Board
Turkey
R. George Jaap
Ohio State University
Marler
Board of Transport Commissioners
West
D. L. Campbell
Saskatoon
Joe Beaver
D. M. Lippoway
Beaver Lumber
Ers
Saskatchewan Farmers’ Union
Britain
Central Press
New York
London
Fred Lucas
Nashville
Ralph Campney
Defence
WC J. G. Wright
Aviation Writers’ Association
Toronto
Air’ Force
Fort Garry Hotel
Don Messer
D.M.C.C. Hall
B.P.O. Elks
Mary Osborne
Charlie Chamberlain
Duke Nielson
His
Islanders
Anglo Mileage Merchant
Goodyear
Goodrich
Dunlop
Liberal
Anglo-Canadian Oils Ltd
Dauphin, Man
Stephens
Haga Paint
Kling-Kote
Steve
E. M. Einarson & Son
Winnipegosis
Manitob
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