Council to Open Tenders for Dam and Filtration Plant Tonight
The town council meets this evening to open tenders for gliding the new dam and filtration plant. Immediate action is expected to ensure Dauphin’s water supply before winter. Also on the agenda are power rate plans and related property issues with several council motions carried or referred.
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Dauphin
McDonald
Bennett
Cowton
Marsh
Watson
Puchalski
Solomon
Mclean
McGirr & Katz
Senchuk
William Proabak
R. Hawkins and Co
Brownlee House
Manitoba Co-Operative Dairies
Watson - McLean
Gale
Anne Senechuk
N.W
Marsh Puchalski
Engineer Brown
Solomon McLean
Dauphin Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs Thomas Stewart celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in Dauphin with a daytime and evening reception at their home. The couple, married August 27 1885 in Middleville Ontario, long served their community and church and have three children a grandchild and a wide circle of friends.
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Thomas Stewart
Stewart
Church
Board of
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United Church
Eupnemia Fair
Hopetown
Ontario
Middleville
Ont
Stanley Lodge
Lanark
Bessie
Leithh
Dauphin
Russell
Weldon
Sask
Donna Jean Stewart
Jim Fair
Bessie Stewart
Leitch Stewart
Dauphin Schools Reopen Tuesday September 3
The Dauphin public schools resume classes on Tuesday September 3 for all students. New entrants join Smith Jackson and Mackenzie schools with age eligibility for six by December 1. Parents must show birth proof. girls promoted to grades VII and VIII report Whitmore. boys to Smith Jackson. others attend previous classrooms for assigned classes and required texts.
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Smith Jackson
Mackenzie
Whitmore
Smith. Jackson
Improvement Seen In June Results Of Local Collegiate Institute
June examination results at Dauphin Collegiate Institute show notable gains over 1934. Grade XII had 216 papers with 176 passes an 81.5 percent pass rate compared with 74.3 percent last year. Grade XI had 420 papers with 331 passes a 79 percent rate up from 76.3 percent in 1934.
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Dauphin Collegiate Institute
Firemen Hear Instructive Address On Firefighting
The Dauphin fire brigade listened to Mr. McLaughlin of Winnipeg speak on fire causes and extinguishing methods. He demonstrated various extinguishers and explained their effects on different fires, delivering practical guidance for firefighters.
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Dauphin Fire Brigade
McLaughlin
Winnipeg
Shirley Temple Sing Along at Theatre Mon Tue
A holiday bill at the Theatre features Shirley Temple singing Our Little Girl and a lulla by. Audience faces tears and happiness as the screen star headlines the holiday program on Monday and Tuesday.
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Shirley Temple
Horticultural Society Holds Annual Garden Show in Town Hall
The Dauphin Horticultural Society hosted its eleventh annual show in the town hall with judging led by A R Munday and John Conner. Prizes went to multiple exhibitors including Dr N F Betts, G A Jackson, H E Lys, Chas Snyder, and J H Delong, with awards for fruits vegetables and flowers.
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Horticultural Society
Town Hall
A. R. Munday
Oakville
Dauphin Horticultural Society
D. D. McDonald
John Conner
Munday
Ochre River Women’s Institute
Sumpter and Son
J. H. Delong
N. F. Betts
Grandview
G. A. Jackson
Dauphin
Don and
Marion Jackson
Florence Snyder
Frances Patrick
Robert Hawkins
M.L.A
Dauphin Herald and Press
H. E. Lys
Chas. Snyder
H. W. Hopwood
Bowman, McFadden
Messrs. Geo
Wm. Sumpter
Don
Country Club to Hold Golf Sports Day on Labor Day
The Dauphin Country Club invites members and out of town visitors to a Golf Sports Day on Labor Day September 2 1935 starting at 10 a.m. Events include an eighteen hole handicap tournament long driving putting and approaching to the green prizes will be awarded with 18 total and spectators admitted free. Participants may enter any events or bring a partner for the tournament.
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Country Club
Dauphin
Dauphin Country Club
Hawkins Calls for Monetary Reform in Canada
MLA Robert Hawkins urged monetary reform in Canada in a Rotarian address, tracing the social credit idea from England. He cited Alberta election results as indicating dissatisfaction with the current system, urged public understanding of money and credit, and supported a publicly owned central bank without splitting political groups.
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Robert Hawkins
M.L.A
Canada
Alberta
Dominion
Hawkins
Ontario
British Columbia
Aberhart
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R. G. Mackey
John McFadden
E. B. Armstrong
M. Balabas
C. Snyder
P. Presunka
W. G. Worts
C. McClarty
H. Atkin
J. F. Sheridan
A. Sumpter
C. H. Snyder
M. Leskin
M. Fair
E. Widmeyer
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H. Atkins
Cosmos
Ll. Patrick
Ruggles
Red Gap
Charles Laughton
Mary Roland
Charlie Ruggles
Zasu Pitts
Roland Young
Leila Hyams
Harry Leon Wilson
Red Gap Society
Rosemary Ames
Joel McCrea
Lyle Talbot
Todds-Kelly
Parrotville
FOX News
May Robson
Preston Foster
Cab Calloway
Hide HO
Cartoon
Ken Maynard
Ginger Regera
Fred Astaire
Irene Dunne
Social Credit
John Gardner
Ailor & Men’s Furnishings
United Stores Limited
Mazda
Rosalind
Johnston's
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