Messages from Dauphin Board of Trade President
The Dauphin Board of Trade aims to promote civic economic and annual welfare for Dauphin and nearby areas. It urges public support and active membership to speak for local business interests and cooperate with governments on projects like the Massey River Dam, tourism, and a new highway to Clear Lake. Membership is 3.00 per year, rural 1.00, payable to Treasurer G. H. Crimes.
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Dauphin Board of Trade
Dauphin
Pepee
Dauphin Lake
Clear Lake
Board of Trade
G. H. Crimes
Badminton Club Adjusts Courts Schedule
Badminton Club notes courts will be available this Saturday only, not on Thursdays and Saturdays as previously announced.
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Badminton Club
Daug hters Born to Moncrieff and Stedding Families
At Dauphin on February 1 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Moncrieff named Pearl Lorraine. At Dauphin General Hospital on February 28 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs William Stedding of Kelwood Manitoba.
Philip Stark Elected Senior Stick of United Colleges
Philip J. Stark won the Senior Stick post in the United Colleges student election held February 25 for 1932 33. The article notes his extensive activity in debating soccer and dramatics, his roles at Wesley College and Vox, and predicts a successful year under his leadership with Jean Fraser elected Lady Stick. Stark is a Dauphin Collegiate Institute graduate, son of Mr and Mrs Adam Stark.
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The
United Colleges
Philip J. Stark
Jean A Fraser
Stark
Wesley College
University Glee Club
College Debting Union
Wesley
Vox
Mr. Stark
Dauphin Collegiate Institute
Mrs
Adam Stark
Dauphin
Russell Dagg Laid to Rest in Vancouver Funeral for 31 year old miner
Russell Dagg of 4528 West Fifteenth Street Vancouver aged 31 was accidentally killed by a rock fall at Britannia Beach copper mine. The funeral was held at Mount Pleasant Chapel with Rev. A F Baker officiating and burial in Mountain View Cemetery. He formerly resided at Neepawa and Dauphin Manitoba and Lacombe Alberta and came to Vancouver in 1925. Survived by wife four brothers and two sisters and stepmother.
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Sask
George
Chicago
Arthur George
Birnie
Man
N. Thompson
Bella Coola
Annie Cage
Brown and Scrase win Dauphin Curling Club bonspiel
The Dauphin Curling Club open finals concluded on Monday with Robt. Brown’s rink defeating A. Polion 10 to 4 in the Burrows Memorial trophy. In the Citizens' Trophy final H. W. Serase beat Bob Brown 11 to 9 to claim the title, with Bert Scrase as skip.
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Dauphin Curling Club
Robt. Brown
A. Polion
W. Baird
E. Brown
Chas. May
H. W. Serase
Barker
Bob Brown
Bert Scrase
Roger Watson
Tom Scrase
Frank Scrase
Coutts
Neepawa
Dow
Gilbert Plains
Sandy Macdonald
Pollon
C. B. Steen
J. E. Wallwin
J. L. Merrick
Dagg Worked Two Years in C N R Shops Dauphin
The late Mr Dagg served nearly two years in the Canadian National Railways shops at Dauphin and departed for the coast in 1925.
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Mr. Dagg
C.N.R
Dauphin
Coast
Mink Creek men convicted of assault at Boreton Bazaar
Wasy and Steve Michalyk of Mink Creek were convicted of assault occasioning bodily harm after trial before Judge A L Bonnycastle. The event occurred at a Boreton School bazaar on November 14. The plaintiff was 56 year old Harry Bihan. Crown prosecutor C. B. A. Rogers, K C, with Alex Katz assisted. defence counsel A T Warnock.
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Wasy
Steve Michalyk
Mink Creek
A. L. Bonnycastle
Harry Bihan
Boreton School
Harry Bihun
A. Rogers
K.C
Alex Katz
Bihun
A. T. Warnock
Catholic Ladies Tea and Home Cooking Sale
The Catholic Ladies of St. Viator's Parish invite the public to a tea and sale of home cooking in the Parish Hall on March 17. Proceeds support parish activities and community outreach.
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St. Viator’s
Allan D. Carson Dies at 44 in Winnipeg Hospital
Allan D. Carson of McLaren district Maidstone Sask died on February 17 at St Boniface Hospital Winnipeg aged 44. He formerly resided in Ochre River and Dauphin.
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Carson
St. Boniface Hospital
Winnipeg
Allan D. Carson
McLaren District
Maidstone
Sask
Ochre River
Dauphin
Dauphin Town Decides Dam Work On Massey River
A note from February 29, 1932, from W. E. Robson, mayor of Dauphin Manitoba, states a decision to proceed with Massey River dam construction to raise Lake Dauphin water level and defer bridge location choice for a later decision.
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W. E. Robson, Esq
Dauphin
Manitoba
Massey River
Lake
Dauphin Agricultural Society Opens 8th Winter Fair
The 8th annual winter fair in Dauphin opened Tuesday morning under D. D. Mc Donald and John Connor with 83 students enrolled in short courses and stock judging. Activities included poultry judging demonstrations, a ladies class, and lectures by Joe Racine and John Connor. The program runs through Friday with a banquet, presentations, and dance.
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Dauphin Agricultural Society
Dauphin
D. D. McDonald
John Connor
Dr. Gunne
Normal notes and plans for post Easter events
The Normal concert is postponed until after Easter. Colonel Gillespie will test physical training next Saturday, an endurance test. Nurse Skinner lectures on public health and first aid for two weeks. On Friday the 11th the class travels to rural districts to teach. Curling activities dampened by mild weather. a Ladies bonspiel rink is entered with L Watson skip, Connie Blair, Margaret Dickerson, Florence Campbell. they lost two games but aim to perform well.
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Gillespie
Skinner
L. Watson
Connie Blair
Margaret Dickerson
Florence Campbell
Promising array of talent at collegiate concert
The Dauphin Collegiate Institute Literary Society presented a two night concert with music dance and drama by younger students. Highlights included the collegiate orchestra with The Jolly Bandits and The War March of the Priests, plus scenes from The Hand of Siva and The Wonder Hat. Encore performances featured dance and piano solos, and Miss Robson led as principal pianist.
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Dauphin Collegiate Institute Literary Society
Mackenzie
Canada
Nora McGirr
Betty Eastman
Margaret Prentice
Mary Cowton
Alice McFadden
Marjorie Crimes
Betty Robinson
Pat O’connor
William Gadzoza
Walter Skwarok
Ton
Gadzoza
Walter Harrison
Walter Skwarck
Mozart
Winnifred Robson
Miss Robson
Damozel
Jack Barker
John McFadden
Jimmy Kelis
Jack
Margaret Bishop
Jean Oliphant
Elgin Iredale
Siva
Palmer McLean
Dan Craig
Alec Cottick
Mike Wareway
Cecil Waite
France
Wonder Hat
Frank Barker
Punchinello
Bert Penman
Harlequin
Leonard Stelck
Pierrot
Peggy Little
Columbine
Thankful tribute for husband’s illness death and funeral aid
I express deep appreciation for the kindness shown to my husband during his illness and for the sympathy and help given after his death. Gratitude also for assistance at his funeral and the floral tributes to his memory from Mrs. Wm. Campbell Makinak.
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Wm. Campbell
Makinak
In Memoriam Jackie Nicol 1930
In loving memory of our dear son Jackie Nicol who died March 3 1930. Some may think you are forgotten but on earth you are no more. As you always were before we loved so we miss him. In memory he is near. Loved remembered longed for always. Inserted by Father Mother Sisters and Brothers.
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Nicol
Jackie Nicol
Brandon Dauphin Bus Service Re established
Congratulations go to F Geiler for opening the Dauphin to Brandon highway using a locally built snowplow attachment behind a freighter push vehicle. The plow designed by Archie Hoy clears loose snow at 11 mph, enabling the Northern Manitoba Bus Company to offer continuous service and boost local business with private passengers and freighter traffic already using the route.
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F Geiler
Dauphin
Brandon
Archie Hoy
Northern Manitoba Bus Company
Geiler
Ladies Bonspiel Opens With Fifteen Rinks Active
Under favorable ice eleven home and four outside rinks take part in the Ladies Bonspiel. Skippers include Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Dow from Gilbert Plains and Mrs. Brice and Mrs. Oilshewski from Kamsack. Early results list wins for Delmage Pollon Katz Morton Johnston Dow and G Cox.
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Morton
Dow
Gilbert Plains
Brice
Oilshewski
Kamsack
J. W. Johnston
Delmage
Pollen
Gillies
Katz
Shire
Vanstone
Eaton
Olshewski
Polion
Mitchell
G. Cox
Eaton's
Olshinski
Thankful note to Dr Dicks and General Hospital staff
Mrs Annie Senchuk extends heartfelt thanks to Dr Dicks and the nurses at General Hospital for excellent care during a serious operation and during convalescence. The grateful message acknowledges skill, attention, and kindness.
Dauphin Dominate Win Over Winnipeg CNR 1-0 On Soft Ice
Dauphin edges Winnipeg CNR 1-0 in a fast hard fought hockey game on a water soaked rink. Goalie McQuade faced relentless pressure from Dauphin while Nantais held the Dauphins tight in a tense third period. The win reflects Dauphin’s improving form as they head into intermediate playoffs.
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Dauphin
Winnipeg
C.n.r.’S
Winnipeg C.N.R
Dauphin’s
McQuade
Monarchs
Dauphins
C.N.R
Red
Watkins
Blaquire
Conton
McLean
Nantais
T. Secrase
Craig
E. Bennett
All Stars
T. McQuade
G. McLean
Native Sons
P. Johnston
W. Cook
M. Blaquire
Selkirk
Red” Watkins
Les Martin
N. Nantais
T. Scrase
R. Slobodzian
H. Cowton
H. Rideau
F. Scrase
B. Whaley
B. Craig
G. M. Churchill
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Russell Dagg
Vancouver
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Scrase
Catholic Ladies Tea
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Kayser and Orient
W .G.white
Printelliy
Ash
New York
Paris
Miss Rixon
Miss Cadwell
Miss E. Cadman
Stewart McLean
Miss Cadman
J. J. Lysecki
Allan Solomon
Gestur Hjalmarson
Leslie Steckley
Cecil Miskelly
A. S. Moore
Cecil Miskell
Memoriam
Brandon — Dauphin Bus Service
Annie Senchuk
Brandon - Dauphin
Imperial Motors Ltd
Northern Manitoba Motor Bus Co
Dauphin, Man
United Stores Limited
Christies
ATO Soup
Peerless
Sunkist
Melrose
Swifts
Brookfield
McDonald & Oliphant Hardware and Groceries
Dauphin Town
U.F.M