Convoy Parade Through Dauphin Salutes Local Officials
A convoy of ten maneuverable gun tractors and two Bren carters with a 28 piece RCA training centre band paraded through Dauphin streets. Two men volunteered for service after Major Clark’s talk, while others were offered enlisting in the 70th field battery of the 16th field regiment RCA. The display was cut short due to lack of blank ammunition. the march traced Main to Front to Vermillion to the courthouse and back, ending with a saluting base ceremony attended by Lt. Col Ramsden and local dignitaries. The route went from Clear Lake, bivouacking at Gilbert Plains, then on to Grandview Roblin Russell Hamiota and return to Shilo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCA. Training Centre
Clark
Dauphin
70Th
16Th Field Regiment
Royal Canadian Artillery
Dauphin Streets
Ball Park
Winnipeg
Training Centre
Charles Herald
Main Street
Front Street
Vermillion Street
Court House
Three Dauphin Teachers Resign At School Board Meeting
The Dauphin school board accepted resignations from three public school teachers Ms Winnifred Robson and T Bruce Little with special appreciation to Miss Craig for primary grade teaching. The board discussed abandoning a Whitmore boys class but took no action. Schools close June 30 and reopen Sept 2 to satisfy 200 day grant. Leave approved for janitors and secretary treasurer. R E Hamilton granted leave June 24 to 26 to join Veteran Guard at Shilo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Winnifred Robson
T. Bruce Little
Miss Craig
Whitmore School
Brandon
Concensus
R. E. Hamilton
Mackenzie School
Shilo
Police Court Breaches Over Obstruction and Drunkenness
George Benson and Wady Cadar of Shell River face charges for obstructions likely to damage CN R track at Shortdale Manitoba and were remanded until June 10. Louis of Ste. Rose du Lac fled to enlist. court keeps warrants. Bill of Ste. Rose du Lac fined $20 for public intoxication. Ochre River brothers, one teen, plead guilty to drunkenness and loitering. juvenile counseled by Magistrate Little. eldest fined costs $5.10, others $5 each. Garland men fined $50 and costs for liquor bought from an underage seller. magistrate commends the courage of the visibly terrible looking liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Benson
Wady Cadar
Shell River
H. C. Miles
C.N.R
Shortdale
Man
Thos. Little
Louis
Ste. Rose
Bill
Nick
Walter
Garland
Christian Science Service Broadcast from Winnipeg Church
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Winnipeg will air its Sunday service on station CXY on June 15 at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Service
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Winnipeg
CXY
Peerless Camerons Barrel Jump At Dauphin Fair
At the Dauphin Fair on July 10 11 12 the Peerless Camerons present barrel jumping acts before matinee and evening shows. They perform blindfolded jumps and emphasize the care needed to avoid accidents. The troupe has toured worldwide and is regarded as a top act for fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Fair
Camerons
Eastman and friends vacation in Winnipeg over weekend
The Local Round reports Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Eastman and Miss Helen holidayed in Winnipeg. Dr. G. W. Rogers attended a Provincial Board of Health meeting there Friday and returned home Saturday. Various Winnipeg visitors and returning residents are listed with brief travels and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Rogers
Provincial Board of Health
Winnipeg
M. Robertson
Dauphin
W. J .Harrington
Nora Bowman
Jas. L. Bowman
Decoration Day Service Draws 500 at Riverside Cemetery
More than 500 people attended the Decoration Day service at Riverside Cemetery on Sunday June 8. The British Empire Service League memorial was decorated by Mrs H Izon. Flight Lieutenant A J T Littlewood addressed the gathering stressing the torch of memory. Veterans, cadets and guides participated in hymns prayers and the Last Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Cemetery
British Empire Service League
H. Izon
Legionnaires
No. 10
S.F.T.S
Littlewood
Dave Justice
Veteran Guard
John Sullivan
Salvation Army
H. E. Bridgett
M.C
Dauphin
B.es.l
D. K. Burns
B. Davis
Set. J. Strachan
Cpl. A. Chute
L.cpl. A. Oliphant
V.G
Charles Evans
Jack McMurray
Bill Cox
Reveille
Portage Track Meet Continues With Dauphin Winners
Dauphin athletes claim several firsts at the Portage track meet, led by Wilbur Edwards in the senior mile and Jim Gardner with a 19 foot broad jump and a record hop step and jump. Carl Marter battles Jack Graham in sprints and anchors Dauphin’s shuttle relay, colliding with a photographer but escaping injury. Others claim podiums across primary to senior events, with Dufault Miles Hamilton and Folkersen among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Winnnipeg
Wilbur Edwards
Jim Gardner
Carl Marter
Jack Graham
Carl
Dau Phin
Car
Bill Kuflay
Brock Folkersen
Earl Lister
Liliane Dufault
Evelyn Miles
Margaret Hamilton
Ted Miles
Bill[Kuflay
Howard Allen
Cari Marter
Local livestock shipping for Dauphin Co op
Will ship livestock for Dauphin County Livestock Association on Saturday June 14. Prospective shippers should notify Pool Elevator. Shipping weekly. Contact Lloyd P. Hutchison at 33 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Coop
Lloyd P. Hutchison
Garden tea fundraiser nets 57 dollars for relief funds
A note of thanks from Jane L Aberson expresses appreciation to all who worked donated or patronized the garden tea held for relief funds. The event raised a net total of 57 dollars.
Taxi Driver Remanded in Girl Crash Case
Forbes testified Kidd exclaimed Oh My God upon spotting the girl and slammed brakes. The sergeant, who had been tracking a low-flying aircraft, alerted Kidd after leaving the school. Kidd showed no alcohol signs, and kept braking after the impact as the girl was hurled through the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidd
Forbes
Salvation Army Tag Day Granted by Mayor and Council
The Salvation Army has permission to hold a tag day on Saturday June 14 under the mayor and councillors. Proceeds benefit charity and the community is urged to give sincere support as in the past. No one seeking aid was denied help during the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Spruce Bluff Picnic Planned at LaBlanc Farm
Spruce Bluff picnic set for Friday June 27 at LaBlanc farm three miles west of the round house. Proceeds go to the Spruce Bluff Junior Seed club with a dance by Stelck's Orchestra at Spruce Bluff hall afterward. Admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce Bluff
LaBlanc Farm
Round House
Spruce Bluff Hall
Stelck
Listowel
Spruce Bluff Community Hall
Bus and taxi crash ends in young girl’s death
Forbes and others testified the girl lay in a roadside ditch after the taxi struck as the bus began to move. Witnesses placed the taxi speed around forty five mph while the bus horns sounded earlier. Constable Klapecki measured 169 feet from bus to body and noted braking distances at various speeds. Dr. Malcolm performed the post mortem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Phillpott
Wm. Harrison
No. 10
S.F.T
Kidd
C. Klapecki
R.C.M.P
T. F. Malcolm
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Chiropractic
Drs. Pascoe
Stelck Block
R. L. Pascoe
Ethel Pascoe
Ourwood
Canada
RCAF
Edward F. Fox
Mary Wright
A. J. Middleditch
Diocese of
St. Matthew’s Pro- Cathedral
Hazel Derick
R. J. E. Dobson
T. Eaton Co., Ltd
Eva Miles
Derick
R. C. Robinson
Frances
Ottawa
Civil Service
Phyllis Holtby
Jean
James L. Alexander
Judith
Donna
Yorkton
Mrs. Johnston
Gordon Dennis
Son Darell
St. Thomas, Ont
A. J. T. Littlewood
Gertrude Mains
Wright Dauphin
Pioneer
J. Buckwold and Son Distributors
Western Canada Flour Mills
Jane L
Aberson
Bruce's Auction Rooms
Bruce’s
Bert Phillips
Togo
Orkton
Orange Lodge
Oddfellows’ Hall
Music Maker's Orchestra
Dickson
Durston
Durston Park
Ete
Mountview
Mountview School
Grandview
Grand View
Music Makers Ork. Adm
Music Makers Ork
New Dominion Royals
Dominion
P. A. Whetter
Main St
Consult
John J. Arklie
Optometrist Stelck
Wasyl Lulashnyk
Wasyl Lulasznyk
Lulecznyk
Manitoba
A. T. Warnock
Joan Lulashnyk
Apply Box 38
Herald
John Fuller
4Th Ave
Montreal
Fred Dams
Laard
5Th Ave
N.W
W. B. Hicks
North Shore Clear Lake
A. Justice
Herald Office
Clear Lake Dauphin Side
W.N. Sutherland
Rosser Ave
Brandon, Man
Pork & Beans
Aylmer
Westminster
Purex
Libby
Dyson's
Serviettes
Newton
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