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Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 09, 1939

Page

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Monster Carnival Ice Show Opens With Brandon Skaters

The Dauphin Commercial Travellers announce 16 Brandon Figure Skating Club members will open the Sixth Annual Ice Carnival on Friday March 10 at the Dauphin venue. The event features two sessions with identical shows on Friday and Saturday, including royal coronations, skatings, novelty acts, and a 20 mile dog race.

Dauphin Commercial Travellers Brandon Figure Skating Club Dauphin Avena Brandon Ted Cave Winnipeg Winter Club Ruth Simpson Jean Hughes Birdie Love Isabel la Fontaine Peggy Presunka Junior Jean Smith Leta Baird Betty Dicks Winnipeg 1Sland Mainstreet Riding Mountain Park Gate Buckingham Roblin Hotel Tyrone Power Henry Fonda

Calendar advertising scheme foiled by missing credentials

Dauphin merchants trusted two young men who sold cheap calendars with fake ad space for 3 to 4 dollars. They sought printing from the Herald but lacked credentials or licenses. Police recovered the money with help from the chief of police.

Dauphin Herald Chief of Police

Local relief costs rise for February town council learns

Unemployment costs for February total $1485.63, up $434.35 from a year ago, as Councilor Amos reports at the March 3 adjourned meeting. The Dauphin Unemployed Association urged a wood work plan with town costs paid and 50 percent wood share to the cutter. A March 10 cut-off was noted and the plan was sent to the relief committee for further action.

Amos Dauphin Unemployed Association Relief Committee Unemployed Association

Girl Placed in Hospital After Rifle Accident

Dorothy Abraham a 15 year old farmer’s daughter from 19 miles north of Dauphin was driven to Dauphin hospital by snowplane on Friday night March 3 with a bullet wound to her side from a rabbit hunting accident. Her brother Leslie alerted the school teacher Steve Yelega and helped summon aid. She returned home the following Wednesday.

Dorothy Abraham Oliver Abraham Dauphin Dauphin Hospital Leslie Steve Yellowega Miss Abraham

Night Watches Set For Fire at Pool Elevator

Fire brigade members guard the Pool Elevator building Tuesday night after a blaze on the upper floor Monday, likely caused by spontaneous combustion. Chemicals and water contained the flames on Monday, but officials fear hidden embers may smoulder and keep the watch.

Swirl of the Pibroch To Be Heard Here Soon

Dauphin welcomes a new pipe band sponsored by the Rotary Club with Norman Mc Leod as bandmaster and Rev. D. K. Burns as committee convenor. About 15 members are expected to form the ensemble, with practice chanters ordered and regular sessions to begin shortly.

Dauphin Pipe Band St. James Church Norman McLeod D. K. Burns

Local Trustees Plan Series of Meetings Across Districts

South and southwest Dauphin trustees met at McKenzie school on Saturday March 4 led by Vernon Rampton. It was the second in a series called by Inspector D B Moorhead with the local trustees association. Earlier meetings occurred at Valley River Rigby Valley Village Wilson River and Trembowla districts with representatives from Mountain Stream Halley Kosin Durston and Mountview.

Dauphin McKenzie Vernon Rampton D. B. Moorhead Trustees’ Association Valley River Rigby Valley Village Wilson River Trembowla Mountain Stream Halley Kosin Durston Mountview

Trustees Hear of Malnutrition In Midst of Plenty in Dauphin

Trustees at a Dauphin school board meeting heard reports of malnutrition among local children and called for a nutrition study. Nurse E Brown urged general smallpox vaccination and a diphtheria toxoid campaign, with a vaccine clinic planned in schools. The board approved using school buildings and budget for the vaccine effort.

Dauphin E. Brown Roblin Brown Health Department

Short Course and Rural Youth School Final Exercises Friday

The fifteenth annual short course and rural youth training school close with a town hall event on Friday March 17. An open house at Whitmore school features home making class displays at 3 pm plus livestock judging in the morning and lectures in the afternoon. John Conner and Dr. McGuirk lead the program with a dance to cap the gala evening.

The Dauphin Agricultural Society Whitmore School Whitmore John Conner McGuirk

Short Course Program Details for Girls Aged 15 to 19

Information line invites girls aged fifteen to nineteen to join a short course. For details contact John Conner at phone six or Dr. O McGuirk at phone 212. Include names, ages, and any required information.

John Conner Dr. O. McGuirk

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