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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
4
Promotion lists for grades IX and X are complete and students not writing departmental exams must file report forms showing their year standing. Supplemental examinations are required for those fully meeting grade IX or X.
Grade X promoted with one condition and names including Mary Gashaluk Nicholson Thelma Miles Negrich Pekary Melvin. Grade XI promoted with clear Alf Helen Brickman Rosella Corman Lena Dicks Thelma Goffman Frances Gray Harrigan Marguerite Hume Vera Katz Muriel Lafontaine Rose McFadden Nora McGirr Kathleen McIntyre Muriel Montpetit Albertine Negrich Olive Roy Betty Semcheson Lena Strang Evelyn Walker Mabel Baird Beauchamp Nell Day Eric Dunlop Frank Gemmel Rob Hamilton Jim Hughes Jack Nicholson Kenneth Clench Steve Palmer Billi Launder eon Edwin Scarff Dave Shewfelt Harold Smith Hershell Watt John Vacentiuk Bill. XI with one condition Melnick Elizabeth Smith Elsie Stanley Lillian Bumstead George Sawicki Peter.
Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy headline Rose Marie at the Dauphin Theatre this Thursday through Saturday performing beloved pairs Rose Marie and The Indian Love Call in a romantic stage run.
A community effort by the Dauphin Commercial Travellers and Dauphin Commercial Girls aims to raise funds via a tag day to complete a neighborhood playground project. The total estimated cost for construction and improvements runs to 2460.54 with 2135.42 already donated and 325.12 still needed.
The pageant follows Sanchica guiding guardians to Titania in a fairy realm. Fairy Queen Titania and a messenger spread belief in fairies as 150 students perform with Doris Watson and others in orchestration by Miss Robson and Murray Sperani.
Advice warns against ignoring constipation and promotes Kellogg ALL-BRAN as a natural laxative food. Describes bulk as key, usage guidance with two tablespoons daily, and notes vitamin B iron content. Mentions production by Kellogg in London Ontario and guidance to consult a doctor if no relief.
The UFM and UFWM Congresss emphasized rebuilding the organization to 1920s strength, promoting home and education, youth involvement, and united rural action. Key speakers urged improved marketing for producers, better home life, and worldwide cooperation with reports from a world conference of farm women.
Bruce's Auction Rooms offers new and used furniture at cash prices with sales every Saturday at 8 pm. This week features high class furniture tools chicken wire machinery horses and cows consigned for sale.
Rebekah lodges of District 15 held a meeting at Grandview with transfers, a Financial Secretary's Charge contest won by V McKay and H V Smith of Dauphin, a banquet at United Church, Major Bowes amateur hour, a detailed master of ceremonies, installation of officers, and a serving of refreshments marking a successful gathering.
Osteopathic physician J G Leslie offers manipulation and adjustment for chronic and other diseases in Portage la Prairie. Foot specialist visits Dauphin Fridays and Saturdays. Office next to United Church manse. phone 409. House calls available.
Local items report visits by Miss Amy Roe and Miss L Roe in Sifton, highway trips by P Petryk and T Evanchyshyn, and Mrs S Genik attending a provincial Women’s Institute convention. James Stanko leaves Sifton as Wycliffe principal. Wyzcliffe staff changes follow. Spinwell Manufacturing builds a wool carding machine and plans washing equipment, urging farmers to hold wool for fall processing.
Over 200 cars passed through the Safety Lane on 1st Ave 5.W during Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The tests were sponsored by the Manitoba Government Winnipeg Board of Trade and the Manitoba Motor League with the Dauphin Board of Trade handling local publicity. Cars were checked for lights brakes wheel alignment horn windshield wiper rear view mirror and steering wheel. Of the total tested only 24 received OK stickers the first time while 178 failed and were rechecked and given stickers.
In loving memory of our dear father Anthony Rzesnoski who passed away June 28 1934. We are sad within our memory lonely are our hearts today for the one we loved so dearly has forever been called away. We think of him in silence no eye may see us weep but many silent tears are shed sadly missed by his sons and daughters.
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