Golf Playdown May 1927 District Nine Shows Tied Leaders
A Windor course 36 hole playdown for district six Dauphin Gladstone Neepawa and Minnedosa failed to declare a winner. Crawford Gladstone and Gorrell Minnedosa tied at 165. Henry Neepawa and Simpson Minnedosa tied for second at 166 with Heaslip Dauphin third at 168.
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Dawphin
Gladstone
Neepens
Milne
Manitobe Free Press
Dauphin Country Club
Gorrell
Minnedosa
Crawford
B. Henry
Neepawa
Alex Simpson
Minnedoss
E Hesslip
Dauphin
Dauphic
Windsor Municipal
Seine
J G. Crawford
W KK Gorrell
Garage Worker Burned At Spikett Garage
Steve Walt of the Spikett Garage staff suffered severe burns to his hands and forearms on Friday evening while repiping a car. Gloves soaked with gasoline from the carburetor caused ignition by a short circuit spark leaving him unable to work for some time.
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Steve Walt
Spikett
Minnedosa Player Leads Final Round In Loud Finish
Byron Card of Minnedosa surged in the last nine strokes to finish with 29 for a strong total of 184. Other scores: Minnedosa A Simpson 83 166, Dr Gorrell 44 165, Neepawa B Henry 166, F Kerr 174, Gladstone J Crawford 165, Dauphin Community Club G Nagle 181, L Curtis 180, Dauphin Country Club J Gardner 191, W D King 190, FE Simpson 178, Dr W J Harrington 178, C E Heastip 169, R Watson 190.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorrell
Minnedosa
W. J. Harrington
Dauphin
Brock Henry
Neepawa
Alex Simpson
Crawford
Simpson
O. E. Heaslip
Young
Hutcheson Wins District Final at Dauphin Country Club
Three towns represented by Hutcheson Swan River Rogerson Canora and Rogers The Dauphin course hosted thirty six holes culminating in Hutcheson 178 Rogerson 192 and Rogers 212 Visitors faced a challenging layout with Rogers 110 Rogerson 102 Hutcheson 87 in the morning and 91 102 96 in the afternoon The Lady Golfers of the Country Club served a fine dinner and tea The northern players left by 5 40 pm and the western player departed at night All praised their stay Councillor Mrs Robson returned from an east holiday improved in health
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Manitoba Free Press
Dauphin
Rogers
Hutcheson
Rogerson
Hemp Growing Discussed At District Meetings
Dauphin rural residents heard lectures on hemp cultivation by Henry Wilson of the Manitoba Cordage Co. at Dan McNaughton's Spruce Creek hall and Spruce Bluff hall. Talks covered sowing after May 15, dew retting, and prices from Portage la Prairie. a Rhein Saskatchewan group farmed 400 acres to cut freight costs. A committee was appointed to pursue further study.
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Dauphin
Manitoba Cordage Co
Henry Wilson
Dan McNaughton
Spruce Creek
Spruce Bluff
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Wilson
Portage la Prairie
Portage
Rhein
Sask
Hugh McArthur
Elgin Maynard
Alfred Spencer
Barred Rocks Lead Manitoba Egg Laying Contest
A pen of Barred Rocks owned by Wm Blair Ochre River leads weekly production at Brandon Experimental Farm with 58.8 points and 53 eggs. Frank Moore Roland follows in total production with 1879.11 points and 1866 eggs. Clara Bow stars in Red Hair at Dauphin Theatre Friday and Saturday.
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Brandon
Man
Wm. Blair
Ochre River
Manitoba
Brandon Experimental Farm
Frank 8. Moore
Roland
Clara Bow
Dauphin Theatre
Power Commission Gathers Data At Meadow Portage Site
Manitoba Power Commission members McLean Trot Patterson and Hall visited Meadow Portage to check existing records and collect new data. They estimate 7500 hp continuous power at Meadow Portage, noting potential increases with part time loads, but they offered no immediate or future plan announcements.
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Messrs
D. L. McLean
Manitoba Power Commission
A. Trot
E B Patterson
Dominion Water Power and Service
N. M. Hall
Meadow Portage
Deven
McLean
Herald
Elegant Dauphin Wedding Unites Ena Ellis and Ilip Letvak
Ena Ellis daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Ellis married Ilip Letvak of Winnipeg in a stylish Beth Zion Synagogue ceremony performed by Rabbi L I Kahanovitch. The wedding featured a pastel floral canopy, bridesmaids Rose Letvak Mollie Corne and little flower girl Muriel Katz. A reception followed at the Hotel Hamilton before the couple departed for a Winnipeg honeymoon.
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Dauphin
Beth Zion
Ena
Geo. Ellis
Ilip Letvak
Winnipeg
L I. Kahanovitch
Maurice Letvak
Harold Rosen
Wilfred Ellis
Rose Letvak
Georgette
Mrs. Letvak
Houdini Act Ends in Jail Escape After Warrant
Sunday O'Brien arrested Bill Fyderchuk on a warrant for converting nineteen dollars entrusted to him by Nick Ela Olieda for payment to the Canadian National Railways. Fyderchuk was jailed but escaped Sunday night and has not been rearrested. He is described as having deformed hands and was first spotted when Constable O'Brien noticed him keeping his hands in his pockets on a hot day.
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O’brien
Bill Fyderchuk
Nickela Olieda
Canadian National Railways
Fyderchuk
O'Brien
Social Evening Honors Benedicksons at Oake Beach
A surprise party marked the Benedicksons twentieth wedding anniversary at their Oake Beach summer home. Twenty four friends attended a bridge evening, with a flower bowl and roses presented to Mrs Benedickson during a lunch served by guests.
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C. Benedickson
Oake Beach
Grandview
Lake View Cottage
Margery Swain
Florence
Laurina
Sadie Brasch
Sadie
Beatrice Shoemaker
Alice Williamson
Dorothy
Reta McQuarrie
J. N. McFadden
Bowman Bungalow
Alice Poole
Winnipeg
McFadden
Geo. Syme
Annabelle
Jackie Snodgrass
Oliphant
Murray Poole
Kelwood
Bob Murray
Merry Inn
Billy
Nora Bates
C. W. McLachlin
Gee, Wasbinder
Robi. Hawkins
Mabel Miller
W. G. White
Broadfoot
R. P. Eastman
Mona Craik
Margaret Kennedy
Evelyn McPherson
Thelma Smith
Betty Buchannon
Ross Shuttleworth
E. Shuttleworth
Oak Lodge
V. Morrison
M. Ashmore
Sault Ste. Marie
Stelck
Kalmar Kamp
Ted Hawkins
M. Shield
Nokomis Lodge
Nicholas Shield
Margaret
Police Check Lights on Provincial Highway
The Provincial Police checked a large number of cars on the provincial highway Saturday evening for defective lights and Motor Vehicle Act infringements. Twenty three cars were found with faulty lights and owners were notified to repair promptly or face prosecutions.
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The
Herald
Elks Plan 1928 Field Day with Parade and Floats
The BPO Elks No. 57 announce 1928 Field Day features a parade with prizes for best business and fancy floats best decorated auto and bicycle and best comic entry. Prizes also for best window displays promoting Elks carnival. Alex Katz chairs entries inviting public support and posters will list events. W Varley and family are vacationing at Grand Beach Lake Winnipeg.
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B.P.O. Elks No. 57
Alex Katz
Elks
Order
W. Varley
Grand Beach
Lake Winnipeg
Hon Chas Stewart Tours Clear Lake Visit
Hon Chas Stewart Minister of the Interior arrives from Prince Albert with a Dauphin party led by W. J. Ward M P to inspect Riding Mountain for National Park status. Dauphin residents urge park development while government funds of 30000 dollars support roads and services in the reserve.
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Chas. Stewart
Dauphin
W. J. Ward
Riding Mountain
Manitoba
Dominion
Riding Mountain Forest Reserve
Rest Room Reopens After Ten Day Refreshment
The Rest Room reopened last Saturday after ten days of balfomining and repainting. It has proven beneficial to women and children as a cool inviting and restful retreat after shopping and street heat. Between 10 a.m. and 11 p.m. two hundred thirty five women and children registered. Miss Broadfoot remains at her Child Welfare office in the Rest Room.
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Broadfoot
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