Dauphin to Offer Agricalture Course at Collegiate
Dauphin School Board approves a new agriculture course for Dauphin Collegiate to start next September. The program, endorsed by the minister of agriculture and education department, will be taught by science teachers with extension service support and minimal cost to the board. The plan includes other technical courses as part of expanded offerings. The Dauphin Summer Fair will feature a first Round-up and Stampede on July 12–13 with top cowboys and roping acts, plus reduced ground admission to 25 cents. Dr. J. R. Gunne memorial noted. Chas. Padley elected second vice-president. Minister D G McKenzie praised the rodeo and province-wide participation.
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Dauphin School Board
Dauphin
Department of Education
Department of Agriculture
The
Agricultural Society
Dauphin Commercial Travellers Association
Exhibition Grounds
Brandon
Sic
D. G. McKenzie
Dr. Gunne
Robert Hawkins
M.L.A
J. R. Gunne
Dauphin Agricultural Society
T. P. Devlin
C.N.R. Department of Agriculture
Claude Bain
Winnipeg
George
Safety Lane to Run in Dauphin Next Week
From June 18 to 22 a Safety Lane will operate in Dauphin under the provincial department of public works on 1st Avenue 5.W. Cars may test brakes fix hindering devices and other appliances and receive guidance on adjustments. After meeting standards an OK sticker will be issued.
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Dauphin
Provincial
Department of Public Works
1St Avenue
5.W
Liberal Nominating Convention Friday in Dauphin
The Liberal-Progressive party holds a delegate nominating convention at Dauphin town hall on Friday June 15. Registration of delegates at 10 a.m. Convention opens at 2 p.m. Speakers include nominated candidates and J T Thorson KC of Winnipeg. Scrutineers report and voting to follow.
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Town Hall
Dauphin
J. T. Thorson
K.C
Winnipeg
Town to Enforce Delinquent Electric and Water Accounts
The Town of Dauphin warns electric light and water customers that unpaid June and May bills will lead to service cuts on the next month’s first day. The by law requires payment by month end to avoid disconnection and removes prior leniency. Discounts after the 26th will be denied.
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Dauphin
Electric Light and Water Departments
Favorable Reports From Dauphin Children’s Aid Society Meeting
The Dauphin Children’s Aid Society annual meeting at the town hall reported a successful year and solid finances. H W R Gemmell presided as president. foster-home wards declined from 77 to 67 with 26 in the local shelter. six children placed in foster homes. Treasurer’s cash on hand was 523.03 with income 3655.00 and expenditures 3135.00. Re-elected president Gemmell. M W Gordon named treasurer. duties assigned to officers and committees. Mrs McComb rehired as matron of the home.
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Dauphin Children's Aid Society
Town Hall
H. W R. Gemmell
H. W. R. Gemmell
George Bedell
M. W. Gordon
E. Code
Alex Oliphant
Dan Hamilton
E. N. McGirr
K.C
Secretary's Report For The Society 1934 1935
Mr Chairman presents the yearly Secretary's Report covering May 1 1934 to April 30 1935. Twelve regular meetings were held with an average attendance of nine. The society has five committees including financial. Continued on page five.
High Quality Calf Show Draws Strong Prices at Dauphin
At Dauphin on Saturday the fifth annual Northern Manitoba fed calf show and sale featured 111 animals of high quality. Grand championship and reserve honors went to Fred Holden of Grandview with buyers including T Eaton Co and Canada Packers paying up to 15c per pound for the grand champion 759 pound steer. Other top lots sold to major buyers such as Swift Canadian Co and P Burns & Co with prices from 7c to 11e per pound.
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Manitoba
Dauphin
Fred Holden
Grandview
Mr. Holden
T. Eaton Co
Canada Packers
P. Burns and Co
Swift Canadian Co
Western Packers
F. Belcher
Roblin
Eaton's
N. Bates
Gilbert Plains
Nick Fekula
Ethelbert
N. Bate
A. B. Anderson
Swan River
Dauphin Council Advances Filtration Plans And Survey
At a regular meeting the Dauphin town council authorized a preliminary survey and plans for a filtration plant to improve the water supply. Mayor MacDonald noted water quality worsened by freshets and highway runoff, with citizens ready to fund a major project. The session also covered a small town planning move to lease recreation ground to the Dauphin Commercial Girls Association and wage adjustments for waterworks staff amid broader budget concerns.
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Dauphin
MacDonald
National Park
3Rd Avenue N.W
Kelis
Dauphin Commercial Girls’ Association
Cowton, Wilkinson
Puchalski
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Chas. Padley
Strang
McKenzie
Gunne
Spring Street
Orient
Kayser
the Store OF Service
C.A.S
A. Oliphant
F. T. Wright
Gavin Craig
W. H. Armstrong
J. J Lysecki
Robt. Hawkins
Foster Home
H. N Macneill
R. Hawkins
Cb. D. McDonald
W. Buchannon
D. Hamilton
Capt. Martin
Peebles
D. K. Burns
Father
Smith
Holden
Dominion Livestock Branch
Ethelbert, Roblin
Ste. Rose
Jolson
Ruby Keeler
Glenda Farrell
Patsy Kelly
Helen Morgan
Arizona
John Wayne
Barnum
Wallace Beery
Adolphe Menjou
Virginia Bruce
Rochelle Hudson
Janet Beecher
Max Gay
Main Street South
McFadden
Walter C. Keily
Andy Clyde
Richard Cromwell
Jane Darwell
Betty Furness
George Barbier
Little Colonel
Shirley Tempie
Lionel Barrymore
Brown
Coun
Solomon
Marsh
McDonald
Cowton
Wilkinson
Solo
Associated Boards of Trade
Neepawa
Ocean, Accident Insurance Core Fire Brigade
Old Age Pension Branch
Peter Machinski
Jennie Machinski
Babe
Dauphin Comercial Girls Association
Local Council of Women
Badminton Club
McGirr and
Katz
Richmond
Oxfords
John Gardner
United Stores Limited
Chivers
Seville
Kellogg’s
Sunkist
Campbells
Malaya
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