Banquet Concludes Short Course Awards Night
Nearly five hundred guests attended the town hall banquet closing the four day short course in agriculture and home economics. William D. Strang chaired as prizes for judging contests were announced and awards presented. Mayor McDonald and MLA Hawkins offered remarks and regrets.
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Conclu Coen Petin
William D. Strang
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Campbell
West
Europe
Department of Agriculture
D. D. McDonald
Robert Hawkins
M.L.A
Roy Watt Addresses Rotary on Eastern Visit and Plans
Roy Watt spoke to the Rotary Club about international understanding highlighting a Chinese consulate view and proposals for Canada China ministry trade links. He endorsed university exchanges and noted engineering training debates by Verne Butterfield. Watt urged forestry conservation and praised Dauphin groups including the Agricultural Society and the Dauphin Herald.
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Chen
Dauphin
Canada
China
Watt
Verne Butterfield
Butterfield
Dauphin Club
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Dauphin Herald
Dauphin Falls Short in Manitoba Intermediate Hockey Series
Dauphin rallied from a 4 0 deficit to force overtime but Neepawa tallied the decisive goal six minutes into OT. The final series score was 5 4 in favor of Neepawa as about 150 Dauphin fans rode a special train to Neepawa, with Kelwood contributing 127 passengers. Bert Randall scored for Dauphin in overtime, but the comeback came too late to clinch the title.
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Finis
Dauphin
Manitoba
Neepawakce
Neepawa
Dauphin Boys
Here
Kelwood
Bert Randall
Action Against Exploitation of Riding Mountain Park
Memorandum to Minister Crerar on wasteful exploitation of Riding Mountain National Park resources outlines causes, remedies, and projected disasters. Mr. H A Green presented data showing timber cutting increases since 1930. full figures to be published next week.
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Riding Mountain National Park
T. A. Crerar
H. A. Green
National Park
Pioneer of Ochre River Lady Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Wm Blair of Ochre River died at home on March 6 1937 after a short illness. Born January 16 1870 in Madawaske Ontario she moved to Douglas Manitoba in 1885 and later to Ochre River. Survived by husband two sons Lloyd and James daughter Florence and eight grandchildren. Funeral at United Church March 9 with Rev Donogh waveing officiating.
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Ochre River
Wm. Blair
Madawaske
Renfrew County
Ontario
James Henderson
Douglas
Man
Blair
Ladies Aid
W.I
Lloyd
James
Florence
Jim Stinson
Abe
Rosebud
Alta
Isaac
Jack
Sask
Jean
Geo. Oliver
Westminster
B.C
H. Harkness
Sifton
Wm. Reed
United Church
Donogh
Mrs. Blair
J. Campbell
R. Campbell
N. Hamilton
S. Cooper
S. Hess
F. Hamilton
Annual Meeting of Dauphin Presbytery Held Last Week
The Dauphin Presbytery held its annual meeting last Tuesday and Wednesday with Rev. C. S. Matchett and Rev. John Jacklary chairing. Delegates from Mafeking to Riding Mountain and Makinak to Makaroff discussed worship, missions, and finance. giving a total raised of 2034 dollars, up 29 from the prior year.
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Dauphin Presbytery
C. S. Matchett
Roblin
John Jacklary
Presbytery
Mafeking
Riding Mountain
Makinak
Makaroff
D. K. Burns
Dauphin United Church
J. Jackson
Dr. Burns
H. J. Harland
Foreign Mission
Home Mission
A. J. Radley
J. A. Cormie
Dauphin
Ochre River
Funeral Services Held Saturday For James W Allin 68
James W Allin longtime Dauphin district pioneer died March 3 at his Dickson farm home after a short illness. He was born in Lucknow Ontario 1868 and homesteaded east of Dauphin in 1894. Survived by wife, son Cecil Peace River Alberta, and daughters Mrs Cliff Dick Flin Flon and Mrs Thos Hutchison Dauphin. Burial in Riverside cemetery after services at Lodge’s Funeral Home conducted by Rev W R Donagh Ochre River.
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Dauphin
Jas. Watson Allin
Riverside
Jimmy
Lucknow
Ontario
Manitoba
Yorkton
Saskatchewan
Dickson
Allin
Cecil
Peace River
Alberta
Cliff Dick
Flin Flon
Thos. Hutchison
Lodge
W. R. Donagh
Ochre River
Riverside Cemetery
D. Secord
N. Sorenson
W. Warrian
W. Beaven
W. Ross
W. Terry
Judge Dysart Warns Against Destruction of Capitalism
Judge A K Dysart addressed the Dauphin Canadian Club at the Hamilton Hotel Tuesday arguing capitalism and democracy grew from private judgment. He traced progress from Renaissance to 1850, noting gradual limits on laissez faire and the British drive toward representative democracy.
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Judge Dysart
Justice A. K. Dysart
Dauphin Canadian Club
Hamilton
H. N. Macneill
Dysart
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy Watt
Rotary Club
Jean Gordon
Wabasso
Paris
Orient
James W. Allin
New
John Gardner
Ritz
Dauphin Theatre
New Gay Theatre
Main Street
W. G. Fields
Poppy
Rochelle Hudson
Merle Oberon
Brian Aherne
Herbert Marshall
Ruth Chatterton
Simone Simon
Charlie Ruggles
Mary Borland
Eyert
Jeeves
P. G. Wodehouse
Arthur Treacher
the Store OF Service
United Stores Limited
Sunkist
Texas
Libby
Chase & Sanborn’s
Maxwell House
Redpath
Maple Leaf
Virginia
Swift
McDonald & Oliphant
James Cagney
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