Rangers win Walker Cup in narrow fashion at Local Sports Arena
NR defeats Rangers 3-1 Friday to claim the Walker Cup for the second time in four years with 12 points. CNR and Collegiate split tight results as CNR edges Collegiate 3-2. Standings show Rangers and Collegiate atop the league with three games remaining. playoffs draw next week for Tauphin provincial finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangers
Whaley
Cardiff
Cop
Railrouaders
Duncan
CNR
Joe Grant
Genik
McArthur
Firth
Creas
Basaraba
Yan
DPD
Lpts
CN RK
Tauphin
Manitoba
Rotary Bowling Kickoff and Club Event Plans
Courtesy by the Bowling Club allows a Rotary friendly bowling match with green players. Scores show 24 to 18 and 9 to 13 in various foursomes. The Rotary group plans golf next, then football softball tennis and a quarter mile swim with proceeds listed for multiple donors totaling 484.05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotarians
T. T. Malcolm
G. H. Crimes
J. A. Campbell
W. Vous
R. P. Fastman
Rev. Cowsins
M. Zworon
R. M. Watt
D. D. McDonald
Marsh
G. H. Palmer
A. Gray
Dr. Rogers
G. A. Jackson
W. McDermid
R. M. Stevenson
Rotary
Children’s Aid Society Thanks Empire Day Donors
The Children's Aid Society acknowledges funds pledged on Empire Day from numerous schools and individuals including Wilson River jr room 75c Fork River Miss Hunt 1.00 Fork River Miss M Reid 54c West Tupper School Plumas 5.00 Clearview School Gilbert Plains 2.30 Winnipegosis High School 9.50 Min itonal School Rooms 1 and 2 2.61 Dublin Bay School 1.00 Gartmore School Tec Bowsman School Room 9 250 Swan River School 7.00 Glenella School 1.60 Ferley School 150 Mrs A Hamilton Mink River School 200 Pine River School 2.05 Listowel School 3.50 Whitmore School 4.24 Smith Jackson School 7.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
Wilson River
Fork River
Miss Hunt
M. Reid
West Tupper
Plumas
Clearview
Gilbert Plains
Winnipegosis
Minitonal
Dublin Bay
Gartmore
Bowsman
Swan River
Glenella
Ferley
A. Hamilton
Mink River
Pine River
Listowel
Whitmore
Smith Jackson
Town Sets Diamond Jubilee for Final Fair Day July 12
Town council approves Diamond Jubilee celebrations on July 12 the final day of Dauphin Fair. Motion to move observance from July 15 to July 2 plus notices to organizations. Tenders for park gravel awarded and staff chosen. Harry Gurr named park caretaker. electrical supply by by law to Manitoba Power Commission discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Tiamond Jabilee
Dauphin
Brewer - King
King Whetter
Manitoba Power Commission
Gilbert Pla
Lepper - Whetter
F. W. Bumstead
Harry Gurr
A. E. Prentice
Meakin and McDonald
Archie Chute
R. Cruise
Gardner Named To Dauphin Town School Board
John Gardner appointed by the Dauphin Town School Board to fill the vacancy caused by J N McFadden resignation. Term ends December 31 next. Finance plan shows expenditure 81832.68, receipts 12859.78, levy 68972.90. Vacancies in staff. Brickman appointed to one post. Insurance policy reform approved to save 350. West van route tenders to be called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gardner
Dauphin Town School Board
J. N McFadden
Gardner
Stanley B. Brickman
D! Gilbert Plains
Trustees Association
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Western Mutuals
Robt. Hawkins
Chas. Padley
Training Camp Hughes Recruits Sought For 12 Day program
The regiment begins training at Camp Hughes on June 20 for 12 days returning July 11. Recruits and horses are wanted with pay of 1.20 dollars per day and saddle horses 1.00 dollars. Interested applicants should contact Lt Col McGuirk. Armoury nights receive applications and issue uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hughes
McGuirk
Poisonous Crop Mix Warns Farmers By Official Notice
Mix 20 lbs bran with 1 lb white arsenic or Paris green 2 quarts molasses and 2% galls water. Sow like grass seed in evening. Very poisonous handle carefully keep away from children and stock. White arsenic available free from municipal office. Reeve Wwickes warns crops are being destroyed by unaware farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Mitchener
J L Bowman Seeks Conservative Nomination at Dauphin Meeting
Jas L Bowman appeared as a Conservative candidate at a Dauphin convention drawing four hundred supporters from the Dauphin constituency. After a ballot among Bowman, Dr Potoski and Durston, Bowman led and was declared nominated. He pledged no outside campaign funds and urged all supporters to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas L Bowman
Wee
Dauphin
Dauphin Co
W.W. J. McCormack
EF. No Miettim
N McFadden
J. L. Bowman
Dallin Dr. Potoski
Merings
Messrs
Potoski
Durston
Sgethering
Bowman
Joint Liberal Progressive Convention Set for Monday
A unified Liberal and Progressive party plan a joint convention in Dauphin on Monday June 16 at 3 p.m. to nominate a candidate for the Dauphin federal riding, with a joint committee to coordinate details. The open meeting favored cooperation and prepared to invite Liberal executive participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Party of
Dauphin
Progressive Party
Elks’ Hall
C. EP. McLean
Grandview
J Hill
Makinak
C. C. Baker
Gilbert Plains
Joe Winters
Ashville
Jas
Hamilton Ochre River
Jon. McDermid
Ireat
Liberal Creative
Progressive Organization
Arthur Hurst
Ste. Rose
Progressive Committee
T T. Malcolm
Dr Shortreed
Progressives
Alex Katz
Roger Watson
Liberal Association
Liberal Progressive Committee
Name on Voters List for Federal Election Reads Deadline
The enumerator Mr. R C Smith has completed house to house canvass but some names may be missed and additions can be made until Saturday. Persons qualified by birth or naturalization British subject, age twenty one, one year resident in Canada and in this division by May 30 1930 may appear at 504 Hospital Street or at the court at the address on June 30 and July 1 2 between 2 and 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Smith
Canada
Women Hospital Aid Plans Tin Foil Drive Boxes Set in Stores
The Woman's Hospital Aid group plans to collect tin foil or silver paper with boxes placed in several stores. Citizens will be asked to place paper in these boxes to raise a small sum for hospital purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Hospital Aid
Collegiate Recommendations Across Honors Grades Listed
A dense list of student names and marks by category Honors iA iB and Pass across multiple cohorts. Numbers show percentages or scores and include both first and last names with occasional initials. The record reads like a grade roster detailing recipients and standings for Marsh Jamyes Voycheshin Gladys Urbanovitch Mary Master Cornwall De war Kahleen Syme Janet Henderson Bowman Albright Armstrong Moore McPher y Goddard Childs McLean Murray Heaslip Watson Me hw en Sandy Pursten Sanderson Slyzak Sheptack Wat S Mary Shemetuck Der k Gidelivitch Pass Casarabba Bishop Buckwold Cooke Cowton Hjalmarson Humeniuk Koshey Leary Love McLean Duncan Campbell Green Shumanski Robson Derrick McTeem Strasdin Barker Bateman Bladon Boughen Brickman Bush Lloyd Castle Ross Una Cox Conton Craig Crowe Fair Finlay Fradley Lang Leech Love Lusk Garland Moffat McKillop Mullican Nicholson Robson Lam ety Smith Strasdin Stelek Tabak Tomchuk Waroway Wareway Waters Weave r Williamson Winters Wilson Whetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Jamyes
Voycheshin
Gladys
Urbanovitch
Mary
Master
Mike
Cornwall
Helen
Dewar
Kahleen
Syme
Janet
L. ‘Tle
Nera
Henderson
Bowman
Albright
Armstrong
Margaret
Moore
Ronald
McPher«y
Ruth
Goddard
Ethel
Childs
May
McLean
Stewart
Murray
Graham
Heaslip
Watson
Bruce
Me Hwen
Ernest
Sandy
Jenny
Pursten
Walter
Saunderson
Phyllis
Slyzak
Annie
Sheptack
John
King
Frances
Shemetuck
Nellie
Derk
Hazel
Gidelivitch
Steckley
Leslie
Chute
Marjorie
McPhee
Myrtle
Boles
Evelyn
Penman
Bert
Duncan
Lilian
Campbell
Marie
Green
Hubert
Shumanski
Peter
Robson
Edith
Derrick
Eileen
Palmer
Hughes
Wesley
Kydd
Robert
Mcteem
Gordon
Strasdin
Edna
Barker
Frank
Pass
Bateman
Dorothy
Bladon
Boughen
Patty
Brickman
Orvil
Bush
Lloyd
Castle
Ross
Clyde
Una
Cox
Muriel
Conton
Craig
Dan
Crowe
Fair
Marion
Finlay
Fradley
Beatrice
Lang
Violet
Leech
Love
Ellen
Lusk
Lillian
Garland
Richard
Moffat
William
McKillop
Elsie
McMurray
Orla
Mulligan
Nicholson
Jack
Robinson
Betty
Winnie
Lamety
Verna
Smith
Earl
Norman
Stelek
Leonard
Tabak
Four men linked to Dauphin hold up by car arrest
A Sunday morning hold up at Oak Cafe in Dauphin yielded 29.50 and led Chief Smith to track a car 17 315. Police broadcast aided Neepawa officers to stop the vehicle at 4 30 Sunday in Neepawa. Four men Joe Wyrozub Gregory Zachuruk Mike Hiynchuk and Mike Barko were jailed and remanded for a week. Mayors and societies are to meet June 18 to plan Manitoba Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
McLean
Joe Wyrozub
Gregory Zachuruk
Mike Hiynchuk
Mike Barko
Neepawa
Hawkins
Ukrainian Concert Troupe Delights Town Hall Audience
A Ukrainian Concert Troupe from the People’s Home directed by the Ukrainian society wowed Friday crowds at Town Hall with Ukrainian national music and lively dance. Performers led by A. T. Warnock included duets, trios, solos, and guitar numbers with Miss Mary Cowtun and William Klym among the listed participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.P.O.E
Walter Cowtun
Billy Klym
W. Szkarek
J. Moroz
W. Harasymiew
Miss Mary Cowtun
W. Andrusko
Miss Klym
Walter Szkwarek
Johnny Gadzzoza
Peter Kuslay
United Church Choir Elects Officers in Dauphin
The United Church choir in Dauphin met and organized with officers named: President Mrs J S Oliphant, Vice President Miss E Code, Secretary Wilfred Caldwell, Treasurer R P Eastman, Librarian Hy Stein and Mrs A K Johnston, Leader A Marshall Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Church
Dauphin
J.S. Oliphant
E. Code
Wilfred Caldwell
R. P. Eastman
Hy. Stein
A. K. Johnston
A. Marshall Neal
Manitoba Professor Probes Past Farm Life in Pauphin
Dr. R. W. Murchie of Manitoba Agricultural College travels with a youth party to Pauphin to study past and present agricultural conditions. The inquiry, under the Canadian Pioneer Problems Committee of which Murchie is a member, has collected data from old-timers and current farmers. They seek farm records or diaries to compare eras and welcome authentic information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Murchie
Manitoba Agricultural College
Pauphin
Canadian Pioneer Problems Committee
Murphie
Vasbinder elected Worthy Grand Matron of Manitoba Star
Mrs G H Vasbinder of Dauphin was elected Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter Manitoba Order of the Eastern Star. She has held multiple past offices in the order and local chapter. Mrs W D King, Dauphin, was named Grand Chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Vasbinder
Grand Chapter
Eastern Star OF Manitoba
Dauphin
Manitoba
W. D. King
Victory
No. 6
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C.W.R
Cinch Walker Trophy
Collegiate
Little
McConnell
Cameron
Bolton
McIntyre
Ochre
G. Craig
Wdon
Mra King
Walker
McDonald
Kells
Johnston
McLachlin
Harrington
Wick
Mills
Wait
Saville
C.A.S. Empire Day Drive
Dauphin - Brandon
Northern Manitoba Motor Bus Company
F. S. Geiler
Brandon
Northern Manitoba Motor Bus Co
Manitoba Horse
Chocolate Shoppe
J. L Bowman
H. A
A. W. Lochead
B.D
Tel
Sixth Ave
N.W
Mr. Caskie
North Dauphin
Smaluch
Solomon
Allan
Stechishin
Joe
Strachan
Olive
Weir
Clifford
Wilkinson
Mostowy
Koshowski
United Church Choir
Dauphin Bakery
I. Montgomery
Valley River Women’s Institute
Spruce Bluff
United Stores Limited
United Store
Heinz
Hall’s
Sunkist
Hiswell
ITV
Victrola
Liberal
Victor Radio
Wilfred Robson
Rexall
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