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Newspaper

Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 02, 1939

Page

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Monster Carnival expected to thrill Dauphin readers

Program complete for the monster carnival next week features a large talent lineup, many contests, and a 20 mile free for all dog race. Ballots for queen candidates show Ruth Simpson leading seniors and Jean Hughes leading juniors with substantial votes.

Queens Ruth Simpson Jean Hughes Birdie Love Isabel Lafontaine Peggy Presunka Jean Smith Leta June Baird Betty Dicks 1Stand Mainstreet

Fifty-Three Dauphin Citizens Earn First Aid Badges

Fifty three citizens from Dauphin Spruce Bluff Dickson Dauphin Plains and Banks groups received first aid proficiency certificates after an examination held locally. Doctors Bottomley Dicks Rogers assisted with lectures and exams. The Spruce Bluff group led by Mrs Maynard and Mrs Kilty won the country groups trophy.

Dauphin Spruce Bluff Dickson Dauphin Plains Banks E. Bottomley R. E. Dicks G. W. Rogers W. A. Maynard C. Kilty

Identity of Exposure Victim Established as Resident of Flin Fion

The man who entered a trapper camp in the Overfion district with exposure and later died at Swan River hospital has been identified as Walter C. McKay of Flin Fion. His wife claimed the body and took it to Kelvington for burial. Circumstances leading to the exposure remain unknown.

Overfion Swan River Walter C. McKay Flin Fion Kelvington

Little Theatre to Stage Smilin Through this March

Dauphin Little Theatre announces its performance of Smilin Through a challenging yet rewarding play noted for its costumes characters and settings. The show opens Friday March 10 at the local venue.

Little Theatre Group Little Theatre Dauphin Dauphin Little Theatre

Curriculum Revision Committee Set for March Sitings

The provincial education department forms a committee to gather trustee and teacher views on school program changes. Briefs are invited from local citizens and service clubs. Early comments from Virden favor trimming heavy grade eight curricula and focusing on essential grounding for later trades and activities.

Department of Education

Dauphin Debaters Denounce Chamberlain Policy Debate

Ronald Moore and Alex Cottick led the negative side opposing the resolution on Chamberlain foreign policy and world peace. The February 27 event at McKenzie auditorium drew a capacity crowd as Fraser and McFadden defended the affirmative. Judges split the decision against appeasement with critical points on Munich and rearmament.

Ronald Moore Alex Cottick Chamberlain McKenzie Auditorium Dauphin Manitoba University Douglas Fraser United College Hugh McFadden Winnipeg Canadian Club J. N. McFadden D. K. Burns A. H. Marcon J. H. Conner McFadden Hitler Mr. Moore Great Britain Britain Mr. Fraser League of Nations Cottick Japan Italy Germany Mr. Chamberlain United States

Dr. Graham Addresses Meeting On Changing Education

Dr. W C Graham new United College Winnipeg principal spoke at a Dauphin Presbytery meeting in the United Church on February 28. He traced shifts from classical Christian education to liberal individualism and outlined three trends: progressive education neo scholasticism and philosophy of life leading to totalitarian patterns.

W. C. Graham United College Winnipeg United Church Graham Dauphin Presbytery J. E. Clark Kenville Man

Portage and Dauphin Midgets Open Playdowns

The Portage and Dauphin midget teams begin the provincial playoff with two games in Dauphin Arena. They head into a Friday and Saturday matchup sequence to determine the champion.

Portage Dauphin Dauphin Arena

Eights Reached in Major Events of Spiel

Dauphin Curling Club's annual bonspiel saw twenty five rinks entered with seven from outside and eighteen locals. Eights in the Burrows were reached by Delmage Oliphant Dr Harrington Warnock and Esp len. In the Citizens by Ray Dicks Esplen E P Brown Gerald Harrington and Heard. A banquet honored the visitors.

Gilbert Plains Bowes Wilkie Grandview Burrows Delmage Oliphant Dr. Harrington Warnock Esplen Ray Dicks E. P. Brown Gerald Harrington Heard

Local First Aid Team Enters Dominion Competitions

Five member team including Charles Wellman Stan Brickman Bruce Haigh Jack Miles and Charles Munday were examined by Col H Snell of Ottawa for entry in the Wallace Nesbitt trophy and the tyro competition Both events carry Dominion honors Col Snell and Constable F Murray praised the team's handling of the exam and joined them for lunch at the Kings Hotel Results will be announced later as inspections continue.

Charles Wellman Stan Brickman Bruce Haigh Jack Miles Charles Munday Ambulance Col. H. Snell Ottawa Col. Snell Kings Hotel

Juvenile Playoff Opens Dauphin Arena Matchup

On Monday night Neepawa and Dauphin Juveniles meet at the Dauphin arena in the opening game of the first round of the provincial playoffs.

Neepawa Dauphin Juveniles Dauphin Arena

Three Point Wheat Marketing Program Receives Approval

The Saskatchewan legislature endorsed a three point wheat marketing plan on February 24. Premier Bracken led the move with Errick Willis seconding. The program seeks Dominion wheat board support for 1938 40, a minimum 80 cent No 1 Northern Fort William price, and added farmer aid. Bracken and two conference members then traveled to Ottawa to meet federal officials.

Bracken Western Committee Saskatoon Wheat Board Fort William Errick F. Willis Ottawa Dominion

Government wheat policy dreams teased as talks begin

Hon J G Gardiner calls speculative wheat policy talk dreams. Ministers say no minimum price is yet fixed and bills may include government price powers later. Draft proposals circulating include a possible minimum price based on production costs and land quality averages.

J. G. Gardiner

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