Annual Northern Manitoba Tennis Tournament in Dauphin
Close to fifty contestants competed at the Dauphin Tennis Club over the weekend though rain delayed several events until Wednesday. George Smith won the junior singles, and in junior doubles he teamed with Roy Watt to beat the Little brothers. Freda Cameron of Winnipeg claimed the ladies singles title with a straight win over Sadie Harper. Mrs J E Delmage and Miss Jean McArthur won the ladies doubles. In men’s singles, 22 entrants vied for the title with Gilbert Plains' Robert Woodard and Lyall McMorran reaching the final rounds. the men’s doubles saw Joe Te and Adam Stark prevail 6-0 in the final.
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Manitoba
Tll
Dauphin
Gus Gams
Rosco Jackson
Howard Albright
George Smith
Jack Little
Jackson
Albright
Smith
Roy Watt
Little Brothers
Adam
Jack
Freda Cangeron
Winniper
Sadie Harper
McCreary
Nora McGirr
Miss LaCharite
J. E. Delmage
Jean McArthur
Freda Cameron
Hazel Challoner
Gilbert Plains
Robert Woodard
Ron Harper
Lyall McMorran
Art Johnston
Eadh Wean Wis
Joe Te
Adam Stark
Iiredale Anderson
Chan
Oliphant
Johnston
McMorran
Rust losses predicted across Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Dominion Rust Research Laboratory officials report that Mack stem rust has spread through wheat fields in southern Manitoba south of Russell and in eastern Saskatchewan near Regina south of Vernon. The affected area totals about 3.5 million acres, with potential wheat losses tied to weather before harvest.
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Dominion Rust Research Laboratory
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Russell
Saskatchewan
Regina
Dauphin
Provincial Grant Helps Compensate In Flood Damage
Robert Hawkins MLA obtained government concessions for flood damage in Dauphin and Ochre River. The Public Works Department will contribute 400 dollars to Dauphin and 300 dollars to Ochre River, matching municipal expenditures.
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Dauphin
Ochre River
Public Works Department
Robert Hawkins
M.la
Mixed doubles results with Deimage team advances to finals
The report lists scores 11-9 8-10 7-4 as the mixed doubles entry, with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Deimage defeating Miss F Cameron and Robert Wood 6-3 6-3 to reach the finals. R Harper and Sadie Harper defeated Eileen MecContrell and FE Obberg 6-0 6-2. The final result will be announced next week.
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J. E. Deimage
Miss F. Cameron
Robert Woodall
R. Harper
Sadie Harper
Eileen MecContrell
FE. Obberg
Beach Overseers Improve Dauphin Beach Facility
Led by A. E. Iredale Howard Derick J. B. Oliphant the beach committee began Monday evening work to install a heavy plank walk to the pier add a diving board and ladders and provide six feet of water for swimming The old open spot in front of the pier was filled leveling ground to create a wide parking area New scythes were bought to clear beach growth residents may borrow a scythe from Albert Iredale Dauphin Beach aims to regain popularity through community effort
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A. E. Iredale
Howard Derick
J. 8
Albert Iredale
Dauphin Beach Dill
McDonald
Cowtun
Wilkinson
Puchalski
Marsh
Solomon
O.K. Cafe
Canada Cafe
Rex Cafe
Royal Restaurant
Grange Cafe
Fred Douglas
Archie Chute
Sixth Avenue
Solomon Puchalski
Block 46
S.E
Brown
Marsh - Wilkinson
Engineer Brown
Archie Bennett May Stand For Seat On Council
Nominations for the vacancy caused by Coun J Taylor's resignation will be submitted next Tuesday with an election if required on August 9. Archie Bennett former mayor and councillor has been approached by many ratepayers and is considering the move, though he has not yet given a definite answer.
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Coun
J. Taylor
Archie Bennett
Exmayor
Bennett
Connt Taylor
Brown
Birth Announcement for Kenneth Albert Riehl
Born to Mr and Mrs J H Riehl on July Sth a son named Kenneth Albert joins the family in a local ceremony.
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Riehl
J. H. Riehl
Ason
Kenneth Albert
Inquest Searhes Death After Pine River Shooting
Coroner's jury rules Andrew Hryhovshyn died from a rifle shot fired by Walter Salamonovich during a defense of Peter Brus and family after an attempted break in. Hawes testified of the night raid from The Pas and the Brus residence near Pine River. Salamonovich faces manslaughter charges with a preliminary hearing set this week. Local council sets July 30 nominations for town councillor and discusses dam and waterworks plans for August.
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Andrew Hryhovshyn
Walter Salamonovich
Peter Brus
Pine River
Henry Hawes
Hrythorshyn
Salamonovich
Hawes
Hryhorshynin
Hryhovshyn
Sclater
Conservatives to hold open convention in Dauphin
An open Conservative Convention will be held at the town hall in Dauphin on Friday August 2 at 2 p.m. to elect a candidate for the Dauphin federal constituency. The meeting will be addressed after by Eric F W Willis M P for Souris Hon James L Bowman K C M P Speaker of the House of Commons and others.
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Dauphin
Eric F. W. Willis
M.P
Souris
James L. Bowman
K.C
House of Commons
Reginald Bryce Former Resident of Dauphin Dies
Reginald Bryce aged 34 credit manager for Bryce's Bakery Ltd died early Wednesday in Winnipeg General Hospital after a week in care. He lived with his mother Esther Bryce at Greysolon Apts and helped run the family bakery from Nassau Street to Burnell Street. Funeral Friday at 43 p.m. with rites at A. B. Gardiner funeral home and Elmwood cemetery burial.
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Reginald Bryce
Bryce’s Bakery Ltd
Winnipeg General Hospital
Bryce
Winnipeg
Esther Bryce
Greysolon Apts
Spence Street
Manitoba
Dauphin
J. C. Bryce
Nassau Street
Burnell St
R. H
J. C
A. B. Gardiner
Elmwood Cemetery
G. A. Woodside
Body of Missing Rorketon Child Found
A three and a half week mystery ends as Teddy Bloodworth is found in the Rorketon district. The boy, who disappeared June 29 on the eve of his second birthday, left home in the scrubland around his house during a daytime wander.
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Rorketon
Teddy Bloodworth
Liberals Sweep Prince Edward Island Provincial Election
Liberals won every seat in Prince Edward Island Tuesday defeating all Conservative candidates and leaving Premier-elect Walter M. Lea with no opposition in the house. Premier MacMillan and seven ministers were swept from office following a Liberal victory in New Brunswick. The sole strong Conservative showing came from H. D. McLean of Souris.
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Prince Edward Island
Walter M. Lea
W. J. MacMillan
New Brunswick
Lea
MacMillan
H. F. McPhee
G. Shelton Sharpe
Thomas MacNutt
H. D. McLean
A. F. Arsenault
M. W. Wood
Mr. McLean
Souris
King’s County
John McLean
Senate
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