Balkans Tensions Rise Over Yugoslavia Border Clashes
BulIgarian and Yugoslav frontier guards clash with reported fatalities. Albania accuses Yugoslavs of border provocations. Tass cites Albanian note and Borba accuses Bulgaria of troop moves. Hungary reports border evacuations labeling residents as fascists and Tito supporters.
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Hungary
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Tass
Belgrade
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Borba
Szabad Nep
Hungarian Communist Party
Arrowcross
Donna Grescoe Concert Tickets Now Available
Tickets for a Winnipeg violinist Donna Grescoe concert in Dauphin Theatre on Oct 5 are available via Dauphin Lions Club. Write to box 43 c/o the Dauphin Herald to obtain tickets. The article also cites glowing reviews of her talent from the Vancouver Daily Province.
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Winnipeg
Dauphin Theatre
Dauphin Lions Club
Box 43
Dauphin Herald
Miss Grescoe
Canada
Vancouver
Parks Board Plans Beautification With School and Health Units
The Dauphin parks board will ask the school board and health unit to maintain triangular and odd shaped lots in town as beauty spots. They will also consider a tourist information bureau at the local tourist camp and a booth in the town hall, per council and chamber of commerce requests.
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Dauphin Parks Board
Henderson
Mountain Road
Heaith
Fifth Avenue
Third Street N.E
Eighth Avenue N.E
River Avenue
Parks Board
Chamber of Commerce
Revised Tax Rates Hit Dauphin Taxi Firms
Three Dauphin taxi companies announced this week new rates for town and country calls. The move signals changes in pricing as riders await formal schedules and potential service adjustments.
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Dauphin
Eclipse School Faces Crowding and Possible Additions
A Eclipse town delegation reports 34 pupils at Eclipse school with at least 10 more projected. They propose a 10 by 32 foot addition, while board suggests delaying major work and consider moving grades seven and eight to town schools. W McClernon to survey future enrollment. swings to be provided. Bay Centre district seeks kitchen addition funded by a special levy or via sale of old building proceeds. Ratepayers meeting set for July 28 to decide on levy. Board to attend. Repairs budget deemed insufficient for rural schools.
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Eclipse
W. McClernon
Bay Centre
Board to Control Lake Dauphin Level Urged
A coordinating board proposed by Dauphin area councils would include two Dauphin representatives, one each from Ochre River Ste. Rose and Dauphin Beach owners and Fish and Game, plus Mines and Natural Resources as chair. The group aims to set and maintain a safe lake level amid rising water fears after heavy rains. Robert Malcolm Jr and Arnold Zihrul named as Dauphin appointees. Also approved a subdivision plan for northwest quarter of section eight, township 25, range 19.
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Dauphin
Ochre River
Ste. Rose
Dauphin Beach
Fish and Game Association
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
B. Eb. Hogarth
Reeve I Pellettier
FP. McLennan
W. H. Rampton
Fish and Game
E. D. Palmer
Hogarth
Robert Malcolm, Jr
Arnold Zihrul
E G. Waller
Bill Bell Wins Clear Lake Golf Medal Honors
Dauphin pride shifts to Wheat City as Bill Bell fires a five over par 77 to win medal honors at the 17th Clear Lake tournament opening Monday. He beats Merv Moxley of Winnipeg by one stroke, while Roy Kepron and Ray Johnston also qualify for flight play and several locals enter the championship rounds. Bell started hot and finished with a 37 on the first nine and a 40 on the back, totaling 77.
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Dauphin
Brandon
Wheat City
Bill Bell
Clear Lake
Hiss
Merv Moxley
Winnipeg
Roy Kepron
Bell
Ray Johnston
Dr. M. Poloski
Tom Warnock
Hugh Kerr
Harold Mobberley
Dauphin Agricultural Society Stages Three Day Summer Fair
The annual Dauphin fair runs Monday to Wednesday at the Dauphin grounds with exhibits judging entertainment parade a midway and family fun. Minister F C Bell will officially open Tuesday at 2 p m followed by harness races. Tuesday marks Club Rally Travellers Day and a half holiday for shoppers. Wednesday features Farmers Day and an evening stock parade.
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Dauphin Agricultural Society
The
Dauphin Agricultural Grounds
F. C. Bell
Manitoba
Livestock Judging At 1950 Fair Promises Wide Exhibits
Livestock judging across divisions begins Tuesday and runs through Wednesday with many local and external entries. The Eaton exhibition of fine horses is back, with animals and wagons on display all three days. Cattle sheep and swine judging starts at 9 am Tuesday under extension service staff. heavy horse judging follows. poultry at 1 pm and light horses at 5 pm. Wednesday features heavy horses in harness at 1 pm and a monster stock parade in the evening led by ringmaster J. O. Forbes of Swan River.
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T. Eaton Company
Department of Agriculture
J. O. Forbes
Swan River
Record number of entries expected for industrial hall exhibits
Indications point to a new record for the industrial hall as division directors anticipate more than 1 100 entries, beating 1949 totals. Entries must be received by 5 p.m. Saturday and placed by 1 p.m. Monday, with tagging available at the National Grain Company elevator office.
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National Grain Company
E. N. Towers
Annual two parades to open Dauphin fair
Two parades headline the Dauphin fair week with a junior club rally on Monday and the Dauphin Commercial Travellers' parade on Tuesday. Floats and displays welcome entries, peanut sales benefit playgrounds, and bands vie for the Dr W L Watson trophy as the processions route through town to the fair grounds.
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MacKenzie School
Third Avenue N.E
Main Street
Third Avenue
Fair Grounds
Lorne Aikens
Ed Appleby
British Empire
United States
R.C.M.P
Eaton's
Fifth Avenue South
Courthouse
River Avenue
Vermillion Street
C.N.R
First Avenue N W
Gladys Street
Fourth Avenue S.W
Hospital Street
Dauphin General
Harness racing opens with multiple pace events and heats
The opening harness meet features 2.27, 2.18, 2.25 and 2.22 pace or trot races across two days, each with three heats. Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba and North Dakota horses compete, with trainers including George Mooney and James Kealey. Ralph W. Davis of Wisconsin is starter and judge providing running commentary. track condition praised.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
North Dakota
George Mooney
Harry Mooney
James Kealey
Dr. McAdam
Ralph Wheaton
Jack Semple
T. Dainard
Ralph W. Davis
Richland Center
Wisconsin
Three Day Fair Shines With Grandstand Acts and Midway Fun
The three day fair promises nightly grandstand performances by the Boyle Woolfolk troupe of Chicago and rides and games from the E. J. Casey midway. Monday features a club concert and rally day program all at one price. Various regional clubs from Ashville Dauphin Plains Dutton and others attend.
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Boyle Woolfolk
Chicago
E. J. Casey
Travellers Parade Opens Tuesday Fair Schedule
Travellers Day kicks off with an 11 am parade through town and a day of fun for fairgoers. Tuesday is Citizens Day with a half holiday, bands compete, clowns perform, and stores close to join in. Wednesday is Farmers Day featuring a stock parade at 6 pm and a farm machinery display by local dealers.
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Agricultural Society
Chamber of Commerce
Harness races return to Manitoba circuit for two days
Two days of harness racing on the Manitoba Great Western circuit return this year. Tuesday and Wednesday feature three races and three heats per race, totaling nine races each day for local fans. The program highlights a free-for-all race on Tuesday.
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Manitoba Great Western
Club Rally Day Draws 400 Plus Youths Across Districts
More than 400 boys and girls from 35 agricultural clubs in Dauphin and Ste. Rose are to take part in a rally marking the fair’s opening. Events include a morning parade, 1 p.m. judging demonstrations, 4 p.m. tractor tests, and a 6 p.m. club concert and fashion show open to the public. Clubs include Alonso Banks Bay Centre Duck Mountain Durston Dauphin Plains Fork River Gilbert Plains Grandview Laurier Makink Ochre River Borketon Ste Amelie St. (plus others).
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Dauphin
Ste. Rose
Fair Grounds
MacKenzie
Alonso
Banks
Bay Centre
Duck Mountain
Durston
Dauphin Plaints
Fork River
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Laurier
Makinak
Ochre River
Borketon
Ste. Amelie
Directors named for Dauphin Agricultural Society event
The Dauphin Agricultural Society reveals its governing slate for the upcoming three day event. Directors listed include G. C. Dowler as president and J. A. McKillop as vice president and live stock committee chair, with several committee heads across finance attractions grounds publicity and youth training.
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The
Dauphin Agricultural Society
G. C. Dowler
J. A. McKillop
R. EF. Forbes
S. E. McLean
Walter Durston
Neil Bowie
Bert Tucker
Bert McLaughlin
Ron Everall
Ray Shooter
Eigin Maynard
George Dowler
Agricultural Society Membership Tickets Sell Fast
The Dauphin Agricultural Society closes ticket sales Friday night for three day fair access. Tickets are sold in town stores and by the Mountview Swine Club and the Dauphin Lady Curlers. A contest offers a trip to the Royal Winter Fair or $200 cash for ticket purchasers. receipts are due Friday night.
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Mountview Swine Club
Dauphin Lady Curlers
Toronto
Society
Mountview Club
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