19 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
1
The Canadian Wheat Board set prices for purchases from producers on a ccar let basin with seed wheat excluded. Producers receive certificates allowing participation in any surplus, based on store prices at Fort William or Vancouver. Seed wheat prices await appraisal, not expected below six cents, with a decision due soon.
Preliminary plans for boys work ward activities for fall and winter were drawn up at a meeting of Taxis and Trail Ranger leaders. Attending were Dr D K Barns J J Lysecki Harold Robson Bruce Haigh Ted Hawkins and others with secretary Ray Dicks. A program of religious educational and athletic activities is being prepared for division into groups next week.
Parker daughter of Harry Parker of Dauphin wed Paul Fuhr in Winnipeg with Rev. Wm Brailaford officiating. Bride wore white georgette with point d esprit veil and pink white asters bouquet. Bridesmaid wore sand georgette and rust crepe. Fourteen guests attended a reception at Mrs F Webb’s home with a four tier cake.
The Dauphin Commercial Travellers and Dauphin Commercial Girls sponsor a Friday booster dance in the town hall to fund a new playground. Proceeds from winter social events finance installation and upkeep. tickets are 35 cents with prizes offered.
Allen Campbell received two months imprisonment on two intoxication charges and $20 fines plus costs on each. A Riverton Manitoba woman was found guilty of driving to the common danger on Main street and fined $25 plus costs. Other pending charges include owners of a female dog at large, a man for foul language in public, and a bus driver for assaulting a policeman.
Later in the afternoon Mr and Mrs Fuhr left for Ochre River where they will make their home. For traveling the bride wore a frock of Manoa brown crepe with hat and accessories to match.
Dauphin will host the sixth annual Inter-Collegiate Track and Field Meet on Saturday September 28 with entries from Yorkton Melville and Dauphin Collegiate teams. The event, held in Dauphin for the first time, will feature four class cups and a visiting school points trophy. The local field day occurs Friday September 20 from 9:30 to 1. Citizens are invited to attend both events.
Bill Ward staked a bet at the Coffee Club on Wednesday claiming at least two million votes. He and Alec Katz had a meeting at Million on Tuesday night discussing their plans and knowledge of the topic.
Dauphin Scholarship Fund committee invites donations from members and supporters to aid the fund. Receipts will be issued promptly by the secretary treasurer. Convenor Mrs R M Watt and officers listed include Mrs H W R Gemmell Miss Ethel Cadman Mrs D D McDonald Miss Isabel Stewart Miss Mary Hamilton Mr Gordon Churchill Mr Leonard Caners.
Ducks are plentiful in most marshes and high water around Lake Dauphin promises good shooting at the start of the Manitoba duck shooting season on Friday September 20. North of the 53rd parallel the season began September 10 with a two day prairie chicken season set for October 11 and 12. Bag limits are 15 per day before October 20 then 20 after. possession 40 and season 100. Restrictions include no auto loaders, swivels, machine guns, or rifles, and no live birds as decoys or shooting from vehicles.
Millie Sumpton wife of John Henry Sumpton of Regina died after long cancer struggle. The couple, once Dauphin residents, will be buried here with funeral at Farrell's Parlors conducted by Dr. D. K. Burns. Survived by husband two children Ada and Charlie, a drowned son Fred, her mother Mrs. John Cocks, two sisters and four brothers.
By popular demand Sequoia will perform a single Saturday afternoon show at the Dauphin Theatre.
Hon. Robert Weir, Dominion agriculture minister, and Hon. Jas. Bowman, Speaker of the House, will address a public meeting at the Dauphin town hall on Tuesday September 24 starting at 8 30 p.m. The Dauphin Conservative Association sponsors the event.
Mrs. Andrew Ganczar died at her Sifton home Friday September 13 after a lingering illness. Born in Poland sixty five years ago she came to Canada in 1898 settling in Sifton. Survived by six sons and one daughter twenty four grandchildren and one brother. husband died in January. Funeral held at Holy Trinity Church Sunday at 3 p.m. interment in Roman Catholic cemetery.
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