Artists Chautauqua features eight musicians in Dauphin program
The Tortnid Operatic Artiste Company chosen for a three part vocal and instrumental program at the Dauphin Chautauqua on Saturday evening June 22. The lineup includes Margot Hayes contralto Mildred Allen pianist Arthur Knopisski violin Barbara Lathrop cellist Mabel Markie soprano and Irwin Dilton tenor among others with scenic changes and costumed acts.
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Chautauqua
Dauphin Chautauqua
George
Miner
Mass
Margot Hayes
Mildred Allen
Arthur Knopisski
Barbara Lathrop
Mabel Markie
Irwin Dilton
Constance Neville-Johns
Memorial Tablet Unveiled for 1871 Treaty Signing
A memorial tablet set in Lower Fort Garry’s wall commemorates the August 3 1871 signing of the first western treaty between the Dominion government and Indigenous peoples. The unveiling occurred on Thursday.
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Lower Fort Garry
Closing Exercises by Junior Pupils Impress Town
The town hall hosted over 200 junior public school pupils and an appreciative audience of 45. Principal W J Henderson presided as primary and grade students from Whitmore, McKenzie, and Smith Jackson schools performed songs, duets, and solos under several teachers, with notable numbers including If I had wings and Bobby Shafto. Lilac-decorated stage added to the presentations.
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Wiliam Beles
Gordon Blair
Henry Werts
John Rutley
Roderick MacDonald
Mamie McDonald
Ellerton Reilly
Evelyn Bottrell
Russell Jones
George Geisel
Howard McIntyre
Michael McKenzie
Favor High School
Mary Battrell
Betty Compton
Eric Reilly
Ochre River
Hamilton School
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Turtle
Ste. Rose
Knough
L. EF. Gendron
Prin
W J. Henderson
Whitmore School
Miss Whitmore
Bo Peep
McKenzie School
Miss Fraser
Mrs Bird
Smith Jackson
Lassie
Miss Marr
Whitmore
Ovee Gorton
Clay
Allin
Ethel Cadman
Trans-Canada Limited to March On with Deluxe Features
Travelers aboard the Trans-Canada Limited will find new luxury touches including colorful upholstery green tiled bathrooms sofas and a glassed in conservatory as part of a deluxe expansion by the Canadian Pacific Railway. The 18-storey Marine Building in Vancouver is under construction and plans for a monument to Sir William Van Horne are discussed as the city honors the railway pioneer. Meanwhile Saskatoon abattoirs have been condemned for export trade by city health officials.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Trans-Canada Limited
Montreal Angus
Burrard and
Hastings Streets
Vancouver
Toronto
New Royal York Hotel
Canada
William van Horne
Saskatoon
Arthur Wilson
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