19 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1936
Page
1
Dauphin Intermediates defeated Souris 6 to 5 in a tight second playdown game. Nantais starred in net for Dauphin as the teams traded goals, with Francis, Tom Scrase and Feedy scoring late to snatch the win. Mayers praised for hard work as Dauphin held on after Souris pulled even in the final minutes.
Dauphin and Souris battled to a two all draw at the Dauphin arena in the first of a two game semi final series in provincial intermediate hockey. A disciplined Souris squad matched the hosts as Dauphin blasted late in the opening period and again pressured in the final minutes. Souris cashed in with strong second period play while Dauphin’s quick attacks kept the visitors on edge throughout the contest.
Special Dauphin Town Council meeting reports no trouble passing borrowing bills for waterworks up to 550000 and approves firebox repairs at the penthouse. Mayor McDonald seeks engineer Major Hall to assess plant capacity and the advisability of a new turbine. An opening for an engineer to replace deceased Superintendent Brown is authorized.
At sixteen minutes Klym opened the scoring with a fast shot after a pass from McMaster. A minute later Bladon scored Dauphin's second as Scrase fed the puck into Souris territory. Souris replied within a minute before play continued on page four.
Reports show debate over dumping duties aimed at protecting Canadian growers and the alignment of tariff changes in the Canada United States trade pact with magazine duty relief debated by the House. Alberta Premier Aberhart proposes compulsory debt conversion to ease interest costs, while federal aid looms for a $3.2 million bond maturing April 1. The session also touches taxation prospects for provinces and the broader trade pact impacts.
Blake Gallaway, 13, from south of Gilbert Plains, was wounded Friday night when a gun fired during a dispute about barking dogs. The bullet passed near his armpit as he rode a dog sleigh to safety. Joe Solski, visiting John Prytula, was charged with negligence and remanded on bail after appearing in Dauphin Police Court.
Three Town of Dauphin measures move toward approval this week after readings and referrals. Mayor McDonald Councillor Solomon and Solicitor E N McGirr K C lobbied Winnipeg committee support. Bill 27 expands waterworks borrowing from 450000 to 565000 for dam and filtration plant costs. Bills 28 and 29 adopt proportional representation for town council and school trustees elections with rural ward school trustees unchanged.
The annual father and son banquet was held Friday evening in the basement of St James Church chaired by Dr A D McKee. About one hundred dads and sons attended with guest speaker John Conner urging youth to take responsibility and pursue crafts. George Armstrong gave a humorous sincere toast to the fathers as church ladies served the banquet.
The Dauphin Agricultural Society opened the 12th Annual Boy's and Girl's Short Course and Judging Competition in the town hall on Tuesday. W. D. Strang and Mayor D. D. McDonald led the ceremony, with John Conner and D. C. Foster assisting. A poultry-focused day drew 135 students as lectures outlined a provincewide industry valued at over four million dollars, with 18 commercial hatcheries producing over 1.25 million chicks. Foster noted a new blood testing program for pullorum affecting 72 000 birds across 500 flocks and a 19 percent infection rate.
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