Rally day at Laophin fair features first day judging
Judging of hunters and jumpers starts the rally day on July 5 as part of the Dauphin fair program. Registration opens at 9 am with club displays, followed by livestock judging demonstrations at 11 am and a fashion show by Dauphin Institute girls. Awards at 7:30 pm include Eaton horse exhibition and grandstand performances.
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Jack Fortes
Dauphin
Gordon Muirhead
T Eaton Company
Tom Klinkhammer
Agriculture Department
Mr. Forbes
Dauphin Collegiate-Technical Institute
T. Eaton Company
Connie Johannesson
Doris Baskerville
Extension Service
Agricultural Society
Department of Agriculture
T Paton Company
Ste Rose
Dauphin Dis
Trict
MacArthur
Brandon
Magneto Scotties
Inis
Charlie Barnett
Eaton's
Dauphin District
Ste. Rose District
Ethelbert and
Roblin
Ste. Amelie
McCreary
H. H. Hill
Bank of Nova Scotia
Geo. Dowler
Fair Board
Town Engineer Waller Resigns
The resignation of Mr. G Wailer, town engineer, was accepted by town council at its meeting Monday evening. His written resignation was submitted while council sat as a committee of the whole to consider questions related to the engineering department. Acceptance becomes effective July 15.
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G Wailer
Waller
Dauphin Jubilee Fair Opens With Record Racing Meet
Dauphin hosts a three day jubilee fair starting Monday with Rally Day Citizens Day and Oldtimers Day. Hunters jumpers judging and a free-for-all harness race headline a program featuring 40 horses and entries from Roxy Hamilton and others. Prizes exceed 400 with Wednesday events including a 1.30 start and final at 6.30 with a $150 winning team prize.
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Roxy Hamilton
United States
R. W. Davis
Crandon
Wis
B. C. Goodhand
Davis
Plumas
Ste. Rose
Grandview
Dauphin
The
Agricultural Society
Dauphin Jubilee Fair Sets Large Prize Race and New Exhibits
The Dauphin fair unveils a boosted prize list with $400 in prizes, two open track events led by collegiate stars, a larger parade, and a six horse Clydesdale display by George MacArthur. New industrial hall displays include leathercraft shellwork and a 50th anniversary theme, with junior handicrafts and a model farm yard hydro display. The Boyle Wolfolk Variety show and multiple bands promise full entertainment through the jubilee fair.
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Dauphin
Brandon
Boyle Wolfolk
Fair Board
Dauphin Jubilee to Celebrate 30th Charter Anniversary
Dauphin marks 50 Years of Progress with a Jubilee and Reunion Week from July 5 to 11. Registration at the town hall will welcome former residents and pioneers, who receive jubilee buttons. Events feature a monster float parade and oldtimers activities, culminating with a Mardi Gras and masquerade on Friday.
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Dauphin
Agricultural Society
Fair Board
The
Legion
Dauphin Village
Yesteryear
Elks Lodge
DYPA Edges Anglo Anglos In Extra Innings For Seventh Straight
DYPA beat Anglo Anglos 3 to 2 in a two extra innings game after a 1 1 tie through the first seven innings. Murray Tuck tied the score in the sixth, Don McAmmond homered to force extras, and a ninth inning rally fell short as DYPA took the win.
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DYPA
Anglo-Canadians
Stephen
Murray Tuck
D.Y.P.A
Don McAmmond
Angle
Oilers
Hope Harry Oliphant
Russ Jackman
Fanning
Oliphant
D.P.A
Harry
Bert Snart
Bridges Planned On Winnipegosis Highway And More Good Roads Projects
The Good Roads department plans four new bridges on the Winnipegosis highway and possibly a steel bridge over the Wilson River at Ashville with concrete piers already in place. Maintenance and new work extend from Camperville to Rejkavik and Amaranth, with maintenance budgets up slightly but offset by higher fixed repair spending. flood aid and drainage projects are to be expanded, while trunk highway work decreases this year.
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Wilson River
Ashville
Good Roads Department
H. W. R. Gemmel
Camperville
Dauphin
Reykjavik
Amaranth
Gemmel
Gemmell
Pioneers Marry in Old Timers’ Dauphin Fair Pageant
On Dauphin’s Pioneers Day July 6 oldtimers in period dress take over the grandstand after the first race. They perform a theme song, sing with Mr. and Mrs. James Paul, reenact the marriage of Jane Alguire to George Barker, and stage a hoe-down with the Barker couple, Mary Akers, and William Terry as bridesmaid and groomsman. The minister is an elder with a grey beard. Andy Miller’s orchestra attends. Hugh Rozell is floor manager.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Fair
James Paul
Maggie
Pioneers
Jane Alguire
George Barker
Andy Miller
Hugh Rozell
Dauphin Fair Offers $400 In Parade Prizes
The Dauphin agricultural society announces a gala float parade with a $75 top prize and twenty additional cash prizes across ten classes including comic floats horse riders and bicycles. Competitors have four days left to enter and win portions of the $400 prize pool.
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Dauphin Fair
Agricultural Society
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George MacArthur
Geo. Buchannan
Stock Committee
George McIntosh
Camp Shilo
Gilbert Plains
Geo Dowler
Geo. Buchannon
M. F. Szewszyk
W. Fordyce
W. C. Geisel
W. G. Durston
R. E. Forbes
H. Armstrong
B. Tucker
H. Campbell
Issac Johnston
Wm. McClernon
J. O. Forbes
Theo. Bodnar
Dominion Livestock Field
Reeve J. Potoski
S Solomon
Dauphin Town
Folcing
Fair Grounds
Pioneers’ Association
Heap
Anglo
Snart
McKillop
Smith
Jackman
Derhak
Goodhand
Kalinchuk
Eaton
Cruise
Angis
Herald Temperature Department
Tooke
Mes Vee
W. G. White
George
Jane
J. Campbell
M. A. Spillett
Dondelay
Dauphin Pioneers’ Association
Hardware
Keta
Fancy
Ontario
Monarch
Fort Garry
Weston’s
Christie’s
Christie
Graham Waters
United Stores Limited
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