Dauphin Midgets Reach Provincial Title Finals
Dauphin Midgets secure a playoff berth by winning the first game of their two game semifinal series in Somerset. The second game saw strong Somerset pressure but Dauphin steadied, extended their two goal series lead, and move toward the provincial title in a tightly contested series. Also note: traffic-wide weight restrictions ban vehicles over 250 pounds per inch tire on highways due to snow conditions. Edwards creek and mountain snowmelt present potential seasonal hurdles.
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Dauptin
Somerset
Deu
Bet
Dauphin
Headley
Bel
Gana
Jomeon
Department of Good Roads
Dauphin Short Course Resumes After Five Year Lapse
The Dauphin Agricultural Society sponsored a four day short course held March 11 to 14 with 119 students and instructors. Seven boys and 32 girls enrolled from surrounding districts learned animal care and judging, modern clothes, and farming methods under the extension service and Department of Agriculture. Prizes were presented Thursday night in the town hall by Hon. D. L. Campbell.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Department of Agriculture, Extension Service
Manitoba
D. L. Campbell
Short Course Winners Receive 15 Cups At Wind-up
Fifteen polished silver cups and 168 dollars in prize money were awarded for the short course. Bill Warner of Ashville led the individual aggregate and won a silver cup plus cash. Ruby Terin of Fork River captured the beginners aggregate with a total of 2030. Dauphin trio Gwen Dunfield Eleanor Milner and Emily Lely won the team prize.
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D. L. Campbell
Bill Warner
Ashville
Ruby Terin
Fork River
Dauphin
Gwen Dunfield
Eleanor Milner
Emily Lely
Ross Forbes
Newy
Students Council
George Dowler
Sheldon Bliss
Mary
Courthouse Records Show No Springer Assizes Soon
Court records indicate nothing is scheduled before the judge at the spring assizes. No court will be held and residents worry about jury duty can rest for another term.
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Beig
Industrial Hall Exhibits Listed At Dauphin's Fair
Dauphin's agricultural fair expands contests for women to display culinary and artis tic talents. Prize money nearly doubles from last year and the $1 membership fee is abolished while a 10 percent first prize entry fee remains. Pages four lists all prizes and entry guidance for embroidery crafts and handiworks. New liquor commission permits issued locally.
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Dauphin
Mercy Flight Rescues Sick Man Despite Weather Delays
Grounded four times during a single voyage, Fit Lt Weir and Sgt McPherson flew a sick man from Manson Creek to St John’s hospital Vanderhoof B C then returned to Edmonton by 10 30 p m Sunday after starting last Wednesday The trip began when word came of the illness 140 miles north of Prince George with weather and slush causing the early hold ups at Fort St John and Manson Creek.
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St. John’s Hospital
Vanderhoof
B. C
Fit
la. C. W
Bounce” Weir
Dauphin
Edmonton
Weir
J. A. McPherson
Sam Rossetti
Manson Creek
Prince George
Fort St. John
Plans For Medical Centre At Dauphin Hospital
Hospital board discussed tentative plans for a new medical centre on the south side of the hospital, connected to the existing building. The ground floor would house a government diagnostic centre and the upper floor would include an operating room. second floor operating rooms would become wards. Proposals aim to expand patient capacity, with possible conversion of the nurses’ home and student quarters, pending bids and feasibility.
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Publi Works
G. Collins
G. Parfitt
Dauphin
F. W. Jackson
Heath and Public Welfare
Parfait
Hospital Board
Deputation Discusses Agricultural School at Dauphin
A Dauphin deputation from the board of trade town council and rural council interviewed Hon. D. L. Campbell minister of agriculture. They discussed a vocational or agricultural school at Dauphin with about 50 men and 50 women and a simple hut and hangar for instruction. Briefer plans exist for district schools but Dauphin's site depends on department decisions and instructor availability. The group will press transport and education departments and then travel to Winnipeg.
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Board For Trade
D. L. Campbell
Dauphin
S.f.ts
Campbell
Valley River
Department of Education
Board ‘of Transport
Board of Trade
War Assests Corporation
Department of Public Works
Bullmore
Solomon
Reeve Cruise
Mike Szewczyk
J. N. McFadden
W. D. Strang
Tracts
Dauphin Theatre Nears Completion of Remodelling
After two months of measurements and fit work the Dauphin Theatre remodelling under manager Greg Janzer nears completion. Major changes include a new box office between the lobby and foyer with plate glass, fluorescent indirect lighting, updated marble walls, linoleum flooring, gypsum ceilings, and solid masonite doors.
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Dauphin Theatre
Tea Forsa
Greg Janzer
Manitoba University fur farming lecture and demonstrations
Dr. Kirk of the University of Manitoba lectured on fur farming with assistance from George Dowler who supplied fox and mink pelts. A frozen foods table demonstration, beef quick freezing by E Bennet, and cereal farm industry displays by W L Breadner and L G Sneath accompanied the event.
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Dr. Kirk
University of Manitoba
George Dowler
Kirk
E. Bennet
Manitoba
W. L. Breadner
L. G. Sneath
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C. N. Dahlgren
Reta Smith
Walker Darroch
Brown
Inspector W. G. Booth
Edna McConnell
The
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Mercy Flight
Chintz
Sateen
Belcourt
Weston
Benson
Huron
Cannon Towels
W .7.White
Auphin
FBI
Musil Adee
George Whites
MON
WED
M-G-M
Ginger Rogers
Lana Turner
Walter Pidgeon
van Johnson
Edward Arnold
Phyllis Thaxter
Keenan Wynn
Robert Benchley
Leon Ames
Lina Romay
Samuel S. Hinds
Xavier Cogat
G Soon
Kitty
Deputation
John Gardner
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