Dauphin Civic Meet Showcases Scout Athletics
A Dauphin Exhibition Grounds event on June 8 1929 featured Cub and Scout athletic meets with fifty participants. Winners included Grant Tripp James McMaster and Earl Lobb with top scores, while Hector Vicars 84 percent led Class 3 and Don Middleton 88 percent dominated the 50 yard dash.
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Grant Tripp
James McMaster
Dauphin Exhibition Grounds
Jim Fraser
Allan Melkhiney
Donald Jackson
Lin
Dick Crimes
Bob Gardner
Gerald Clark
Jim Bushby
Lester Pasevik
Yaru Tun
Hector Vicars
Geo. May
Percy Wade
Bob Crozier
John Miles
Norman Fradley
Frank Bumstead
Cameron
Earl Lobb
Ear
Don Middleton
Don
Hector
Dicky Crimes
Gerald Clarke
Stan Bladen
Angus Mulligan
Wm. Bushby
Messrs. McFadden
Crimes
H. Macneill
Leech
Vicars
W. H
H. May
C. Weir
H. Williams
Wilson
Bliss
Snyder
Woods
Middleditch
Cousins
Clark
Willis
Clyde
McArthur
Mcllhinney
Jackson
Closing Exercises Highlight Teacher Influence in Dauphin Schools
The article notes the importance of closing school exercises in Dauphin, underscoring teacher impact on children through discipline and mutual respect. It praises musical offerings like Schubert’s Lullaby and describes pride in students and gratitude from parents. Community events include Spruce Bluff UFM meetings and a Dauphin District conference with planned programs.
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The
Confederation
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Dauphin
Spruce Bluff U.F.M
U.F.M
Dauphin District
Pgllen
Balloon act to headline Manitoba exhibition
The Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba contracts for a new balloon attraction from Mr. R J Walters of Manchester Maryland. The act features passenger flights for one dollar, parachute drops, rope slides, and a troupe of ten acrobats performing from 1500 feet. Weather permitting the balloon will perform 100 to 200 times daily with dramatic finales each day.
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Manitoba
R. J. Walters
Manchester
Maryland
Western Canada
Interchange in Art and a Dog's Half and Half Face
In a lighthearted example of Ruskin's law of interchange a dog described as half white and half black with a split face elicited amused shouts of Hullo old Interchange from onlookers. The eerie composite countenance drew laughs and a protest note from the animal’s response. General Bramwell Booth, a Salvation Army organizer, died at 73 after a long illness in England. Winnipeg wheat growers Herman Tretle and Samuel Larcombe were reported improving after sudden illness while attending a seed growers' convention.
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John Ruskin
Ruskin
Phil
Salvation Army
Bramwell Booth
England
Herman Tretle
5Suel Larcombe
Winnipeg
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