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% •♦ ft• ft* *s •••♦Second Section• lDAUPHIN. MANITOBA THURSDAY. JUNE 15. 1950No 51iauJ __i r«f-i iuvd r andmid a undSouthtuM-k-G*r*bwin hit. “EmbrftCPftNf You Mufftu't Witi Iram 8 La Bo* nrcnr and the roman'ic Lr.t k ^ *** THaL * *§fcr algo )cnm MissSathrrn and Iojuis Caitwm in the drltghtfui “Shine* Chi Harv Mour* mmg-nd dance rwiuw. atmd dorta with Ma» Scth**m in ii$0r Is the M Othertut songs include Miss Srtherni Ikuft and Tune Again, CarmenMiranda s •'Yipsee-J-O and Car-uom Pa Pft, and Nancy's Gmn to Rio.' a rollicking number sung and danced by Miss Powell. Scmt* ty Beckett and a chorus of enthusiastic dramatic students _ •There is an infectious gayetyabout Nanrv Goes to Rio whichhas a igs toappealing to likngsharearm'dfitevery age and taste Rohm Z Leonard has handled the direction with originality and flair andNick Castle deserves a hand for h»s spectacular dance routines.-MalayaExcitement and adventure provide the keynote for ‘ Malaya.*’ new MG-M offering whirli opens Monday at the Dauphin theatre with Spencer Tracy and James Stewart playing a pair of reckless buddies in a pulse lulling drama laid against a sinister backgjound of the Far Ras? IThere isn't a Haw in the* cast- ; mg of this pictuiv, with each rule , filled by an actor who knows hisTracyTrack And Field ResultsFollowing are the complete re- | Primary—1)m^ first all-out adventure role he* lias suits of the track and field meet grade 10; 2)i.....Orville Mayer Bill Tokarc*art gives _________ %v„ ________ ______ grounds, grade 9; 3) Blake Keats, ' Aa compelling perform* with Dauphin collegiate. Smith- | Jackson. Distance*: 33 I\ inand I Jackson junior high school, and Icbes.nnferSydney Greenstrect giv es his suave villainy a new sympathetic11wrist as the Dutchman. A subsid-iary plot thread concerns tin* romance between Tracy and a sult-; ry native girl, effectively porti-ay-eil by the glamorous Italian actress, Valentina Cortesa, and there are other expert periomances by Jofui Hodiak as an F B I agent,| Lionel Barrymore as a powerful newspaper publisher, and Gilbert Roland as a native guerrilla who J is dev oted to Carnahan.Direct ah Einhard Tliorpe ras! captured the full flavor of the Far hast ui his exotic Malayan jungle backgrounds and has kept the adventurous action ol hisstoiy moving without a lagging break And a wuia should also Lie s*nd i for George Fokeys fine photo graphv of a difficult assignmentH| Malaya offers the# type* of dramatic story that is ideally I suited for the medium of theschool taking partBOYS' EVENTSBarry Durston,Harrison Thi^s *rade 10: 3' Harrison Thomas,ison Tnimai, ^ u Hejghlt;; 4 fwft_ 10 inch!:Senior — 1 grade 12; 2)grade 12; 3) Ron McMurray.grade 10. Time: 11 2-5 sec.Intermediate— 1) Fred Lesy-shen. grade 12; 2) George Dow* ler. grade 9; 3 Jim Chute, Smith-Jackson. Time: 10 4-5 sec. (new record».Junior—1) Jack Gordon, grade 10; 2) Walter Michaluk. grade 10: 3) Roland Seeord, grade 9 Time;11 3-5 sec.Primary -1 Bert Puls, grade 10; 2i Bob Hail, grade 9; 3 Nick Kovalchuk, Smith-Jackson. Time:ill sec. (new record),220 YARD DASHI Senior—1)5 Barry % Durston grade 12; 2) Fredgrade 11; 3) Ron McMurray, grade 10. Time; 24 4-5 sec.% Intermediate—1) Fred Lesry-HIGH JUMPSenior—1) grade 10; 2)Matt Kowchuk,Ron McMurray,Bob Copr grade 12, Distance 32 feet inches.Ip' Mliate— 1) Paul Allard, p* i0; 2) Dave Oliphant. grade * 3) George Dowr3er. grade 9. .Jistanoe: 45 feet, 74 inches (newrecord). SgMBgHKMJunior — 1) Tom Hutchison,grade 9; 2) Jack Gordon, grade 10; 3) Vernon Brayden. grade 9 Distance: 37 feet 8 inches.Primary —1) Bob Kal*4, grade 9; 2» Bruce Balchen. grade 9; 3) Metro Witwirki. Smith-Jackson. Distance: 34 feet. 14 inches.Intermediate—1) Fred Lc*sy-shen, grade 12; 2) Jim Chute,^mith-Jackson; 3) Steve Stasiuk. grade 12. Height: 5 feet. 3 inches.Junior—1) Dahl Harvey, grade12; 2) Don Brooks, grade 9; 3) Elgin Engen, grade 11. Height: 5 feet, (new record).Primary—1) Bert Puls, grade10. 2) Bob Kabel, grade 9; 3)Nick Kowalchuk. Smith-Jackson. Height: 4 feet, 8 inches.SHOT PUTSenior - 1) Dale Bos, grade 9;DISCUSSenior—1 Fred 1 lafichuk.grade 11; 2) Ernie Buuhy, grade 11; 3) John Yarema, grade 10? Distance: 90 feet. 2 inches.Intermediate—11 Dave Oliph-ant, grade 10; 2» Harold Blaine, grade 10; 3) Alfred Wolfe, grade 11. Distance: 73 feet, 1 inches.FIELD MEET WINNERS: Top athletes at the annual track nnlt;! field meet of the Collegiate and junior high schools of the Dauptun-Ochre school area, which was hold last week at the fair grounds, are pictured above. At tlw left, five boys who topped theii gtoupis ait shown. In the back row, left to right, are: Barry Durston, who won the boys* individual honors at the meet and topped the senior boys class; Dave Oliphant. who won three firsts in competition in the intermediate class; and Fred Lesyshen, who topped the in* teiTnediato division The front row shows Jack Gordon, tops m the junior class; and Beit Puls, who led the way in the primary group. At right, the girls who topped the lour divisions are shown. They are. left to right: Cormne Hamelin, *li' class winner; Anne Kevick, “C class winner; Joan Wright who was top individual girl athlete and winner of the “A * class; and Ha/el Curie, who led the D ’ div-Courtesy VV Lruupeg Tribunegrade 11; 2) Tom Hutchison,grade 10; 3) Mickey Stokotelf.y, grade 10. Height: 8 feet.BOYS RELAY RACE -1J grade11; 2) grade 10; 3) grade 12.Time: 40 1-5 secs“B'* Class- 1) Cormne Hame* lin. grade 10; 2) Colleen BurrGIRLS' EVENTSIDurston. 2_ Waller Iiajlda11 Hafichuk,POLE VAULTSenior—II Ron McMurray,grade 10: 2) Bert Puis, grade 10; 3» Walter Mlot. grade 11 Height s feet. -4 inches.Intermediate- 1 John GinneH,60 YARD DASH“A Class -1Jackson; 3) Lonnie shamlanski. grade 9. Time: b 2*5 secs.| C* Class-1) Anne Kevick{grade 11: 2» S. Inkster, gntde 10 3 Dorothy Doerfler, grade 11 Time: 7 45 stvs I new record).Join Wright.II »D Class-1) Laura CurieSnuth-Jackson; 2) Rosalie Pro- (grad** 10; 2) Hazel Curie, gradt kopchuk, S if ton; 3) Shirley Craw- 9; 3) Margaret Williamsonfold, Snuth. Jackson Time: 8 1-5sees.lt; Continued on Page 15, Col 1)sets out to imtertainljand it neverfalUnH^W ibs mark.-BohorvMDo Not Dog and BarkYourselft We're all ^greed on the wisdom of tho prov erb.* Jp| not keep ^^tnk Account and pay your bills in cash, is just as truefe Pay your bills with Bank^of Montreal chelt;ju€*s eSave yourself time and trouble, while you keep a water-tight check on your expevtditure .us. grade 11; 3) George Dossier, ginde 9/ Times 23 1-5 sec. ^ newJunior - 1) Walter Michaluk. grade 10; 2)[iJack Gordon, grade 10; 1» Roland ^ Sivord, giude|9.Time: 24t Primary—13 Bob Hall, grade 9; 21 Bert Puls, grade 10; 3) Blake Keats. Smith-Jackson. Time: 25* a •—it uJist/chalf-mileSenior^S 1grade;^ 12grade 10#j^grade 10.^ Time Intermediate-ia, [S grade '■* 9THURS. - FR!. - SAT.JUNE 15-16-17BarryFredRonDurston, Hafichuk. McMurray. 2 mins. 22 secs. ! 1» Cyril Demer-Morris Bohonos.mues{ grade 11: 3» (k-otu** Invlnr. grade 9. Time: 2 mins 31 4-5 secs.Junior— It Walter Michaluk. grade 10; 21 M Stokotelny,grade 1; 31 Bob Reich. Smith Jackson. Time: 2 min 25 4-5 sec. I Time: 5 mins. 47 1-5 secs.Primary 11 BUI Tokarchuk. grade 9: 2) Blake Keats. Smith-Jackson: 31 Bob Kabel. grade 9. Time: 2 mins. 25 3-5 secs.last week's selling, but for this week. We mustle before moving!ECTRIC IRONSval goodsteam, auto-i non-automatie.MILESenior — 1 Barry Durston, grade 32; 2) Stan Cholka, grade 12; 3) Dahl Haney, grade 12. Time: 5 mins. 47 1-5 secs.Intermediate- 1 Dave Oliph-ant, grade 10; 2) Jim Lawrence, grade 11; 3* Bob Hunt, Smith- ) Jacksoa Tune: 6 mins. 5 2-5 secs!THURS - FRI. - SAT.JUNE 15-16-17Ringo* Baker... wanted in the wildest manhunt «n th# history of the Utah Territory!WILLIAM ELLIOTT • ADRIAN BOOTHGRAM WITHERS • 6ARBRA FULLER - NOAH GEER, - JIM DAVISand BOB STIClt • DOUGLASS DUmBRIHEA REPUBLIC PICTURE%£B...,r0StCH Hl(:VvADDEDGeneralBOYSifMASTER MINDSit*roR9^It’s hor Big New Show!starring• rft*•V/ 'POWELLLStANN SOTHERN« —vBARRYOfflt;IADAYMACHINES$138.50$127.50BROAD JUMP ]S»*iuor U Barr' Durston. grade 12; 2) Bill Moshenkograde 10; 3) Walter Randall,grade 12. Distance: 16 feet, 61,1*inches. jIntermediate—U Fred Lesy- 1shen. grade 12; 2) Faul Allard,grade 10; 3 George Dowier, jgrade 9. Distance: 18 ieet, 3‘* inches.Junior—11 Ed Hadway, grade 11; 21 John Ginoell. grade 11; 3Tom Hutchison, grade 9 Distance 16 feet. 5 inches.Primary— 1) Bill Tokarchuk.MON. - TUES. - WED.JUNE 19-20-21t.LOVE with her •JktWJGHTHRILL with her.I /SOM HEMSIwIfor only$43.00grade 9. and Blake Keats, Smith-Jackson (tied); 34 Bert Puls grade 10. Distance: 14 feet, 9 in*dm.CABMEN LOUISMIRANDA • CAMSCOTTYBECKETT GeneralMON. - TUES. - WED.JUNE 19-20-21LIFE IS SHORT BUT SWEET IN MALAYA!Yrlt; That’s vowk,tt°»'fl wi,h y°urI -Ryes wUte open onm’•* “■’a. * lt;6 • t •Lf. a gun a your hond IWAy?- . V.JL-/-rXT1JurMla\frit era tor PiliHOP, STEP AND JUMPSenior—1» Dave Oliphant,grade 10; 21 Fred Hafichuk grade 11; 3 Barry Durston. grade 12. Distance. 33 feet. 5 indies.Intermediate—1» Fred Lesyshen, grade 12; 2 Bruce Spencer. Smith-Jackson; 3* Harold Blaine,Adult*****KIRBY-SAN°Tu ANDorofNHART-TREACHERPLUS/»cioru nr ati auttc-rrn
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Dauphin, Manitoba, CA
Thu, Jun 15, 1950
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