Public Works Plan and Town Hall Meeting
Council approves an $8,800 public works program extending Main street surfacing, dune sidewalks, ditch work, and 12 concrete crossing removals, with town share around $1,500 and 18 000 man hours. A public meeting at Town Hall on April 1 will feature speakers on world affairs postwar. Plans include new Sewage disposal plant pumps and engines and appoint Isaac C Johnston as hospital accounts collector amid $20 000 in outstanding bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Macneill
Dauphin Canadian Club
Winnipeg Canadian Club
G. W. Ferguson
Winnipeg Free Press
John Bird
Winnipeg Tribune
Manitoba
Peter Cruise
Tee
Isaac C. Johnston
Concert in Honor of Famed Ukrainian Poet
A concert at the Ukrainian Peoples' Home Sunday evening featured songs recitations and dramatic scenes honoring Taras Shevchenko born March 9 1814 and who died March 10 1861 The event drew a capacity crowd with participation from Orest and Lesia Stratychuk Mrs J Bilous and others and was directed by O Stratychuk with play by Wm Grodzick and Rev D F Stratychuk delivering the main address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shevchenko
St. Petersburg
Ukrainian Peoples’ Home
Orest
Lesia Stratychuk
J. Bilous
Tena Sametz
Sadowick
Halia
Olesia Bilous
Tony Huculak
J. Kindorsky
O. Stratychuk
Wm. Grodzick
J. A. Yurkiw
D. F. Stratychuk
Thirteen Men Enlist With Princess Pats
Beginning of the week shows thirteen men enlisting with the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry. Recruiting officers listed include Lt Col O McGuirk and Sgt Robert Boor. Names mentioned are William Littlewood James Forbes Harvey Pollen Renville Gurr George Vickers William Kuryk Maxwell Ayers Thomas Grant Dan McCaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. McGuirk
Robert Boor- Dauphin
William Littlewood
James Stewart Forbes
Harvey Robert Pollen
Renville William Gurr
George Vickers
William Kuryk
Maxwell Robert Ayers
Thomas Grant
Dan McCaw
Stores, post office and schools schedule for Easter in Dauphin
Good Friday Friday and Easter Monday and Monday mornings March 22 25 post office wicket hours 9 to 10 open. Main office open to box holders all day Good Friday and Easter Monday. All businesses except banks open Easter Monday. Schools close for Easter holidays today March 21 reopen April 1.
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Dauphin
Midget Doubleheader Set For Dauphin Arena This Weekend
Semi finals of the provincial mid get playdowns feature Portage against Dauphin Friday March 22 at 8 15 and Saturday March 23 at 9 in the Dauphin arena. The Midgets have shown strong form and aim for a Winnipeg final with strong support urged from fans.
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Arena
Portage
Dauphin
North End blacked out as street lights failed
North End residents endured a powerless night when all local street lights stopped. A thaw left streets muddy and dark, making walking perilous and surfacing the sense of a city blackout under fog and dim skies.
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Dauphin
London
Paris
Cunningham Succeeds North as Superintendent of Railways
N P North transf ers from Dauphin division to Winnipeg and will head the Portage Brandon division, taking over from the late Walter Donally. W G Cunningham promoted from assistant to Dauphin superintendent. he has led the Dauphin division for two years and is a former Order of Railway Trainmen chairman and well known in Winnipeg rail circles. North is active in the Dauphin Rotary Club.
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N. P. North
Dauphin
Canadian National Railways
Winnipeg
B. T. Chappell
Manitoba
Mr. North
Portage-Brandon
Walter Donally
W. G. Cunningham
Cunningham
Order of
Sulkers Addresses CCF Meeting in Winnipeg Rally
Herbert Sulkers M.L.A. spoke to a Co operative Commonwealth Federation rally in Winnipeg at City Hall in support of Ronald Moore. The Herald could not publish a full report due to pre press deadlines Wednesday evening.
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Herbert Sulkers
M.L.A
Winnipeg
Ronald Moore
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
the Herald
Travellers Conclude Year With Banquet In Hamilton Hotel
Travellers conclude their year with a banquet at the Hamilton Hotel on Saturday night March 16. Retiring president Phil Cohan presided and handed the gavel to president elect Wm Brummit. Presentations were made to retiring secretary Jack Symons who moves to Winnipeg and to W E Draper who departs for New Glasgow N S. Flight of officers includes P E McNeely as vice president and Lyall McDermid as secretary treasurer. Bernice Beyette crowned Queen of the Travellers seventh carnival with Bunnie Snyder and Nora Bates as princesses. A telegram from Mac Ross Edmonton sent regrets. The program featured community singing led by Claude Dunbar with Johnny Johnston’s orchestra. Irish decorations and pipes set a festive mood. The evening ended with dancing and a short program at the G W V A hall.
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Phil Cohan
Wm. Brummit
Jack Symons
Winnipeg
W. E. Draper
New Glasgow
N. S
Alex Nelson
I. H. Heiman
P. E. McNeely
Lyall McDermid
Bernice Beyette
Bunnie Snyder
Nora Bates
W. L. Breadner
Mac Ross
Edmonton
Claude Dunbar
Johnny Johnston
G.W.V.A. Hall
Delmage Rink Wins Main Event In Dauphin Bonspiel
In the Dauphin Curling club novelty bonspiel, Mrs. J. E. Delmage's rink captured the main event while Cliff Farrell's entry skipped by Charlie Munday took the secondary prize. Forty rinks competed, each with two ladies and two men. Weather nearly halted play, but cold spells and precise draws kept the schedule on track.
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Delmage
Dauphin
Dauphin Curling Club
J. E. Delmage
Cliff Farrell
Charlie Munday
Les Kitson
Youth School And Short Course Hold Joint Closing Exercises
Barry Volkers of Dauphin, a 16 year old, won the individual aggregate with 941 points and helped the Dauphin Rural Youth team capture the grand aggregate with 2568. Gordon Rutley led runners up with 890 as Harvey Hamilton and Herb Dick followed. The event drew 800 attendees with 160 in the Rural Youth Training School and short course.
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Barry Volkers
Dauphin
Dauphin Rural
Barry
Harry McCorvie
George Carruthers
Gordon Rutley
Harvey Hamilton
Gilbert Plains
Herb Dick
Barry McDonald
Ochre River
Jas. L. Bowman
K.C. Barry McDonald
Jas. Maynard
Maurice Andries
Leonard Rowat
Harry Mce Corvie
Dr. McLennon
George Brewer
Lewis Nicholson
Maxie McCrae
Ponts
Ken Buchannon
Jack
Dauphin Rural Youth Training School
M. F. Szewczyk
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P.P.C.L.I. Winnipeg
R. E. Dicks
M.O
Orient
Easter Millinery
W.G. White
the Store OF Service
C.C.F
Hamilton
Freddie Bartholomew
Terry Kilburn
Thomas Mitchell
Edna Tins Li
Fuitt
Bobby Quillan
Disney Cartoon
Sea Scouts
Dr. Kildare
Lew Ayres
Lionel Barrymore
Lionel Atwill
Helen Gilbert
Nat Pendleton
Laraine Day
Dr. Kildaire
Canada
Rubinoff
Theatre Goer
Tom Edison
Mickey Rooney
GAY Theatre
Ain Street South
Charles Starett
Ranger
Jane Withers
Joe Brown Jr
Cliff Edwards
Lloyd Corrigan
Flying G. Men
Leslie Howard
Ingrid Bergman
Martha Raye
Charlies Ruggies
Nere
Florence Tucker
John Gardner
United Stores Limited
Swift’s
Sunkist
Rome
Swift
Clark’s
Perdot
Weston’s
Hudson Bay Co
Fort Garry
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