Citizens Form New Rink Company to Settle Debris
Offers to take stock reduced cash need to 1506 as Dauphin citizens vow to clean up the mess and shield the old rink directors from liability. A unanimous decision forms a committee—T T Malcolm Le Gunne W G White J A Campbell Wm E Robson I D McDonald E N Mellier AH F Sbreick and W G Cameron—to organize financing and the property transfer for a new rink.
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Dauphin
T T. Malcolm
le Gunne
W. G White
J. A Campbell
Wm. E. Robson
D. McDonald
E. N. Mellier
AH. F. Sbreick
W. G. Cameron
Patterson R U dies in Winnipeg with Dauphin ties
Richard Rudolph Patterson aged thirty six died Friday in Winnipeg after a long illness. Son of the late George Patterson of Dauphin he lived much of his youth there and worked in the Dauphin Mercantile Store and later in railroading. He married Elsie Riddell in 1915 and is survived by his wife a brother and four sisters. Funeral services were held in Whannipeg and Dauphin with Masonic and Rabboni rites. interment at Riverside cemetery.
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Winnipeg
Richard Rudolph Patterson
George Patterson
Dauphin
Mr. Patterson
Elsie Riddell
John
Violet Patterson
ER. M. Pritchard
L. Murphy
Frank Corrie
Vermillionote No
Rabboni Chapter
Ra.m
Whannipeg
David Fiermming
St. James
P. Duncan
E. Heaslip
Thos. Johnston
J. #. McRae
J. E. Ramsden
A. D Smith
A. Day
W. R. McCormack
Riverside Cemetery
KR. H. Riddell
Violet Patternon
J. Murphy
R. M. Pritchard
Farewell at Dauphin Collegiate Institute Honors Staff
A ceremony last week at Dauphin Collegiate Institute honored Principal W N Ball and his wife with a silver tea service as they leave for Walkerville. Miss Jorma Johnson and Aiies Neuser received cut glass and a handsome clock for leaving at term end. Mr A F Farrell is recovering well after an operation.
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Dauphin Collegiate Institute
W. N. Ball
Walkerville
Jorma Johnson
Aiies Neuser
D.C.1
Dauphin
Dauphin and Swan River Club Sketch Roadlink Plan
A Swan River Auto club proposal urged Dauphin and Swan River auto clubs to team up and map a road between the towns. They planned to meet near Pine River for a picnic and postponed the decision to a June 17 adjourned meeting while canvassing to recruit members for fuller representation.
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Swan River Auto Club
Swan River
Dauphin
Pine River
Elks Face Grandview in Thursday Baseball Park Showdown
In a Thursday night matchup at Baseball Park the Elks meet Grandview at 6 15 with high hopes for a strong exhibition. A return game will be played at Grandview next week. Community Club actions include cattle exclusion plans for the golf course and post rain cleanup. Bowling Club greens are being laid out for the first Friday competition between the president and vice president, with twelve rinks. Country Club activity limited by poor weather though greens work continues and Wilfred Robson donates a ladies cup.
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Elks
Grandview
Baseball Park
Country Club
Wilfred Robson
Pigeon Club Race From Margo to Dauphin Distance 148 Miles
The Dauphin Pigeon club held a race on June 13 from Margo to Dauphin covering 148 miles. Birds released at 12 45 noon, first clocked at 4 19 p m, velocity 1273 38 yards per minute. Winners: 1 Hinds 2 J Williams 3 Walter May 4 J Biadon 5 S H Leech 6 D Robb. Next race from Quill Lake Sask scheduled for June 20 over 191 miles.
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Dauphin Pigeon Club
Margo
Dauphin
Hinds
J. Williams
Walter May
J. Biadon
H. Leech
D. Robb
Quill Lake
Sask
Conference for Babies and Preschool Children
A two day conference for babies and preschool children will be held at the Dauphin Pair on July 10 and 11 from 10 am to 5 pm. A Winnipeg child specialist will examine the children to promote child welfare and parental responsibility. The Dauphin Agricultural Society and Provincial Board of Health place this health service at mothers’ disposal to safeguard child life.
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Dauphin Pair
Winnipeg
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Provincial Board of Health
Dam Situation Clarified by Council Findings
A special council committee reviewed the recent dam damage from heavy rains. They report the spillway repairs will be permanent with improvements planned for late summer. The town reservoir is a four acre basin with four feet of water, while the main supply comes from a lake 700 feet higher. The dam delays but does not prevent flooding. without the dam the area would flood sooner.
Big Fair Preparations Tackle Track and Grounds
Grounds committee attends to the track with moisture aiding fast conditions. The baseball diamond is iron-dragged and rolled for the upcoming tournament slated for the second day of the fair. The All Nations team is billed as a strong attraction and barn and hall alterations aid cattle entries and baby conference setups. July dates anchor the event.
L. A. L. A. to Hold Tea at Wright's Drug Store
The L. A. and A. L. O. B. A. invites all to a tea at Wright's old Drug Store on Saturday June 20. Home cooking will be sold from 3 to 6 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
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Wright
Promotion list marks Dauphin Collegiate Institute students
The issue lists students promoted from Grade X to Grade XI in various courses at Dauphin Collegiate Institute with percentages. It names Honours Kathleen Houston and many others, plus Pass and Pass with Supplementals, Teachers' and Matriculation courses, and notes conditions to write Grade XI. Awards include Governor General's Medal to Dorothy Bewell and Junior LO.D.E. Medal to Mary Walker.
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Kathleen MM. Houston
Bessie Hoeneysett
Hazel Anna Campbell
Ernest Solomon
Dean McPherson
Jim A. McMaster
Estella Louise Whaley
Jessie Margaret Wallwin
Tannis Jean Iredale
Dorothy Sarah Goddard
Gladys Helen Bu
Vera Mae McQuarrie
Adelaide M. Buchannon
Winnifred M. Miller
Lorraine J. Foster
Dulcie Maud Daly
Grace Evelyn Ames
John Webster Cross
Jack Crowe
Emily A. Puchalski
Sidney Batty
Jack McQuigge
Doris Mabel Barker
Margaret McKee
Clarence John Seale
Clifford G. Smith
Mike Andrejkin
William John Hawkins
Pearly Matilda Wallwin
Lena P. Shumapski
Bernice’ Irene May
Phyllis Phare
Grace Eloise Yerex
Texethers
Clara Nellie Childs
Louise M. Skinner
Raphael Simpson
Helen L. Lubiniecki
Fuss
Hilda Baylis
Annie Ewanchuk
Nellie Smyliski
Margaret Gladdish
Kate Livingstone
Vina Hunt
Roy William Bennett
Jack Ball
Ruby Seeley
Florence MacLean
Gladys McRoberts
William Carmichael
Dorothy Wickes
Annie Schurke
Lillian Rzesneski
Annie Fry
Alfred Buckwold
Betty Harritt
Dolce Ball
Gerald Stelck
Addie Stark
Gerald le
Vera Hall
Verna Scott
Annie Bosiak
Donald Ball
Ernest Moffitt
Lydia Berry
Stanley Hamilton
Var Cardiff
Snelling
Tas Uyence
Hazel Willis Po Eal Il
Walter Presunka
Alice Quinell
Wren Turner
Dorothy A. Bewell
Dauphin Collegiate Institute
Eleanore Steen
Miss Bewell
Mary Walker
Bessie Honeysett
H. E. Bewell
Hazel Campbell
Bessie
Hazel
Ruby
W. N. Ball
Collegiate Institute
Edith Barker
Esther Hechter
Margaret Houston
John Mizibrocky
Alma Short
Beatrice Shunk
Philip Stark
Kathleen Taylor
Mary Wareway
Clarence Geo. Willis
Gladys Whitmore
Norma Malcolm
Jacob M. Ienacovitch
Agnes McDonald
Bethel Wallace
Jack F. Wilson
Winners of Herald Essay Competition Announced
The Herald reports the judges decisions for the Agricultural Essay Contest. Lloyd John Castle and Addie Stark tie for first with $15 each, Frances E. Jenkins wins third with $5. A list of $1 prizes follows in alphabetic order. Cheques will be mailed soon and essays delayed to a later issue due to space. Also covered is district U F M board plans for summer meetings and poultry pool. visitor Miss Emily Barker stays with Mrs. A. Bennett.
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Herald
J. R. Gunne
BD. D. McDonald
The
Lloyd John Castle
Addie Stark
Frances E. Jenkins
Kelwood
Nellie Carmichael
Wm. J. Carmichael
Billy Collingburne
Elva Durston
Walter Durston
Wm. G. R. Durston
Bessie Johnson
Sadie Lougheed
Ochre River
Willie Paterson
Eric Reilly
John Sawezyn
Irene Shields
Mildred Shields
Margaret M. Stevenson
Edna Switzer
Nene Thompson
Marjorie Wheatley
A. J. Poole
Bay ” Association
Grand Lodge of Manitoba Holds Fifth Session in Dauphin
The Grand Lodge of Manitoba Sons of England gathers for its fifth annual session in Dauphin with 61 delegates from across the province. Officers elected include S Mills as Grand Post President and W H Whitesides as Grand President. a semi annual session plan was adopted and a large social in the G W V A hall followed a banquet.
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Dauphin
Grand Lodge of Manitoba
Sons of England
S. Mills
A. J. Taylor
Winnipeg
H. R. Whalley
W. H. Whitesides
J. W. P. Jones
A. B. Estlem
Melita
E. C. Stacey
W. Oglesby
Brandon
Geo. Palmer
Royal Sovereign Lodge of
Ralph Harvey
R. C. Smith
England
Grand Lodge
W. G. Harden
Wawanesa
S. J. Jessop
R. H. Whalley
R. C. Cox
Postponement of Ochre River plowing match by Dauphin Society
The Dauphin Agricultural Society delays the Ochre River plowing match due to unsettled weather and other society activities, and cannot set a new date at this time.
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Dauphin Agricultural Society
Ochre River
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Lake Dauphin Pavilion
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T. Frank Malcolm
Sporting Arena
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Doris Gorby
Lawrence Gorby
Harry A. Gray
Esther Hjalmarson
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Roy Laughren
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Mary Lys
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Margaret Mackey
Mary McDonald
Kenneth McKillop
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Grace Norton
Gordon O’brien
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Ernest Riddell
John Lametz
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Robert Scott
Mary Twose
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Ethel Whitney
Betty Williamson
Lawrence Winters
Terese Connor
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Clarence Willis
Mary Isabel Forbes
Elsie Evelyn Castile
Fraser Lunn
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Muriel K. Steen
Ernest Peter Bennett
Victor L. Cox
George Harritt
Lee O'Brien
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Lilian Snodgrass
Ethel Woods
Emily Barker
Montreal
Mrs. A. Bennett
S.C.E. Grand Lodge
Co. L. White
Winnipegosis
Confederation Life Association
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Pocklington
Main St. North
Dauphin - Man
Cuff & Smith Ltd
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K& L
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Radway's
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Gillet
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