Dauphin Board of Trade Holds Annual Meeting
The Dauphin Board of Trade held its annual meeting in the Town Halls with a banquet at 6 45. Wm. Voss was reelected president for a third consecutive term and W. G. White became vice president. A. E. Parker of Winnipeg spoke urging lower interest rates and stronger tourist promotion. Directors were named for one and two year terms and Dauphin reported a 15.5 percent gain in bank clearings in 1934 versus 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Board of Trade
A. E. Parker
Winnipeg
Manitoba Associated Boards of Trade
Wm. Voss
W. G. White
Grandview and
Winnipesosis Boards of Trade
Parker
McDonald
Tbe Princcast
Board of Trade
Dauphin
Ll. Bewman
Ottawa
Bowman
Voas
C. Padley
A. H. F. Stelck
Manitoba
Riding Mountain National Park
J. N. McFadden
E. Chase
F. Barker
L. Steick
B. Watson
A. H. F. Steick
J. L. Allard
C. Padhey
W. G White
G. Porter
J. R. Crowe
M. G Peebles
R. H. Brown
W. H. Durston
Unemployed Association Dance Planned in Town Hall
A dance organized by the Unemployed Association is set for Friday February 5th in the town hall. The notice notes a social event date and venue for affected residents seeking community support. Parks Board financial statement for 1934 lists revenue sources including 1933 balance 107.60 1934 appropriation 500.00 tourist camp fees 457.75 total revenue 81 065.35 certified correct R Fagen treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Unemployed Association
Dauphin
Ukrainians Celebrate Christmas January 7
The Ukrainians of Dauphin and nearby districts celebrated Christmas on the Juvenile Calendar date. The Children's club led by Jack A. Yurkin sponsored a concert with a Bethlehem tableau, Ukrainian village scene, butterfly dance, recitations, and folk songs. St Nicholas arrived with an angel, giving presents to participating children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Children’s Club
Jack A. Yurkin
Bethlehem
Ukraine
St. Nicholas
Night of Fun draws large crowd at Dauphin ice arena
Over eight hundred citizens attended the Dauphin skating arena for the hockey association event titled Night of Fun. The program featured boxing exhibition, Ukrainian Folk Dance by Dauphin group, an Elks versus bankers broomball game, skating races won by Miss Naida Wilkinson and Mervyn Weir, tap dancing, juvenile hockey games, a moccasin dance, and music by the Dauphin Citizens Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Skating Arena
The
Hockey Association
Eik'’s Lodge
Elks
Ku Klux Klan
Mae West
Naida Wilkinson
Mervyn Weir
Dauphin Citizen's
UFM President to Speak in Dauphin District
J S Wood of Oakville Manitoba provincial president of the United Farmers of Manitoba arrives in Dauphin to address organized farmers. He will visit Spruce Creek Keld Dauphin Plains and Ochre River using Dauphin as HQ to explain the Marketing Bill from the UFM point of view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Wood
Oakville
Man
United Farmers of Manitoba
Dauphin
Mr. Wood
Spruce Creek
Keld
Dauphin Plains
Ochre River
U.F.M
Dauphin Skating Arena Schedule January Readout
The Dauphin Skating Arena lists daily general skating blocks from January 17 to 23. Highlights include a Winnipeg Hockey match January 18 at 8 p.m. and multiple sessions with children or adults allowed.
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Winnipeg
Dauphin
Dauphin Seniors Top Gilbert Plains 3 0 in Tight Match
Dauphin seniors defeated Gilbert Plains 3 0 last Friday evening in a fast ice game. Mitchell, McMaster, and G May scored for Dauphin aided by strong net play and timely passes. Gilbert Plains Coach Harold Ridley praised his team's effort but noted rough play and eight Dauphin penalties.
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Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Mitchell
Geo. May
Finnan
McMaster
Reichert
G. May
Harold Ridley
George May
Dauphin Triumphs in Swan River with Shutout Victory
Dauphin hockey team earns its third straight win and second consecutive shutout by defeating Swan River 14 0 at Swan River on Saturday. Puchalski scores the lone goal in the first period as Dauphin relies on defense led by Bill May and Watson. Ernie Bennett coaches with eight players in attendance: Gardner, B. May, Watson, Puchalski, McMaster, Reichert, Mitchell, Alf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Swan River
Dauphin Boys
Puchalski
Bill May
Watson
Gardner
B. May
McMaster
Reichert
Mitchell
Alf
Ernie Bennett
Rotary Club Hears of Council Plans for 1935
Dauphin council members outlined 1934 progress and 1935 plans at the Rotary Club luncheon. Robert Fagen described municipal unit formation and limits of council authority under the Municipal Act. Mayor D. D. McDonald praised achievements such as unified utilities and town improvements. Jas L Bowman MP reaffirmed support as Ottawa attends, urging ratepayer backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Dauphin
Rotary Club of
Robert Fagen
Fagen
D.D. McDonald
Jas. L. Bowman
McDonald
Jas. L. Bowman, K
M.P
Ottawa
Dauphin blanked by Gilbert Plains in hockey clash
Nantais stopped nineteen shots for Dauphin in a 0 0 game. Klym Reichert and Tom Scrase stood out for Dauphin. Gilbert Plains goalie Finnan faced the Dauphin attack and defense pairing Findlater Challoner. Referee Ernie Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Klym
Reichert
Tom Scrase
Nantais
Scrase
Watson
B. May
Mitchell
McMaster
G. May
Puchalski
Gilbert Plains
Finnan
Findlater
Challoner
Murray
Ridley
Fellingham
Best
B. Misko
Zaporzan
Ernie Bennett
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Canadian Chamber of Commerce
International Chamber of Commerce
Parks Board
R. Fagen
Ee Es Eee
Mnee
Ses
Esseceesee
Teere
Bank
Arene Reena
Renee Reese
Ree
Dauphin Hoy
Laskin Lamb
Jaeger, O.V
the Store OF Service
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Nat Pendelton
Minna Gombell
Jack
Metrotone
W. P. Armstrong
Thin Man
Warner Bros
Josephine Hutchison
Dick Powell
Frank McHugh
Ruth Donelly
Ahen Jenkins
Dorothy Dare
Charlie Chase
Pete Smith
J. H. Heiman
Warren William
Margaret Lindsay
Dorothy Tree
C. E. Merrell
Garbo
John Gardner
Astoria
Richmond
United Stores Limited
Swift
Harris & Burns
Brookfield
K. C
Kellogg's
Weston Soda
Margaret Kelley
Dominion Pure
United State
Darjeeling
United
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