Collegiate Students Stage Fine Concert and Plays
Collegiate students presented a two night program with plays The Gold Nugget and The Pot Boiler along with choir numbers and dances. David Oliphant Jim Hawkins Marion Delmage led acting with strong backing from Margaret Prentice Lileen Playford and the town orchestra directed by Arthur Rogers.
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Maskensie
Tophin Collegiate
Tharetay
Canada
Dorna
Mieg Catman
Eiia
Maregaret Armstrong
Dorothy Bateman
Mary Cowton
Eileen Derick
Mirnle McPhee
Annie Tonchux
Vera McPherson
Patty Bough
Ted Iawkins
Emerson White
Allan Curtin
Jim Oliphant
Don McIntyre
Austin Wells
Nick Sametz
Carl Brown
Ernest Negrych
Keith Henderson
Steve Klym
Noble Swanton
G. M. Churchill
Kenneth Litue
Ted Hawkins
Marion Delang
Gladys Bond
Miss Pencil
Marion Delmage
Brian McConnell
Sladwi
Bond
Cecil Swanton
Bert Penman
Lileen Playford
Miss Playford
Arthur Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Cliff Weir
Grasham Murray
Allan Solomon
Leonard Stelck
Gordon Douglas
Jim Oli
Sass Poyant
Past Noble Grand Lodge Event Honors Veterans
The Past Noble Grands Alexandra Rebekah Lodge held a Wednesday evening gathering with many members and guests. Veterans jewels were presented to several members by Prat Grand J Oliphant of Dauphin Lodge, with prizes awarded to Mrs W Brickman, Mrs F J Dawson, C F Stewart, and Dec Dawson. Refreshments followed for a pleasant close.
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Alexandra Rebekah Lodge
W. Terry
A. Gustafson
Fred Adams
W F. Percy
Mise Beauchamp
Miner
J. J. Crowe Prat
J . Oliphant
Dauphin Lodge No 36
W. Brickman
F J. Dawson
C. F Stewart
Dec Dawson
Warner Charged Under Liquor Control Act Faces Fines
Warner appeared before Maxis trate Hawkins on Tuesday charged with breach of the Government Liquor Control Act. He pleaded guilty, was fined 20 dollars with 10.75 dollars costs, and received a severe reprimand. The court warned that any further union lifestyle changes could lead to serious trouble.
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Leo. Warner
Maxistrate Hawkins
Warner
Dauphin Friends Reunion in Vancouver Hall
March evening gathering in Vancouver Heather Hall drew many Dauphin born and raised residents now in the West. Women shared hometown news, music enchanted guests, and games and laughter filled the night as old friendships were rekindled and prayers of thanksgiving offered.
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Vancouver
Heather Hall
Cies
Dauphin
Dauphin Beach
Dauphin Lake
Association Passes Resolution Expressing Sympathy
A resolution directs Secretary Mrs. W. R. Shelp to send condolences to the relatives of the late Geo. Barker for the road bereavement affecting our esteemed townsman following his fatal accident.
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W. R. Shelp
Mary Batty
Geo. Barker
Bonazew Brothers Sentenced for Manslaughter
On Thursday morning Alex Bonazew was sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary and Geo Bonazew to five years for manslaughter in the death of Gabrel Boraschuk who died after a beating on October 29 1929. Mr Justice Adamson noted the younger brother led the violence and stressed that such brutality cannot be tolerated.
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Alex. Bonazew
Geo. Bonazew
Gabrel Boraschuk
Benazew Brothers
Justice Adamson
Alex
Boraschuk
George
Cordwood Cutters Dance in Roseland Gardens Friday
A lively gathering for cordwood cutters at Roseland Gardens on Friday April 4 features good music and a social hour. Lunch is served and admission is five cents.
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Roseland Gardens
Dauphin School Board weighs junior high plan
The Dauphin School Board, after a special meeting, voted to adopt a Junior High School system if suitable Department of Education arrangements can be made. The White McFadden report from Brandon endorses the model, noting a four-school pilot, age 6-3-3 structure, and praised educational benefits.
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Dauphin
Gilaseco
Winniper Hydro
W. I. King
Solomon Taylor - Whetter
Tamarac
Department of Education
Messrs
W. G. White
J. N. McFadden
Brandon
White- McFadden
John N McFadden
T. A. Neeilin
Fom
Juno High School
Neelin
Pioneers Hold Annual Reunion at Elks Hall Dauphin
The Dauphin Pioneers Association met at Elks Hall with about 135 attendees from pioneer families dating back to 1858. Officers were elected, memorials observed, and plans updated for a Dauphin district monument while the evening included dancing, a Miller orchestra, and a late supper.
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Dauphin Pioneers’ Association
Elks Hall
Thos
Playford
Thos. Pollon
John Kearns
W. McIntosh
John Edwards
Atkin
Geo. Buchannon,Jr
Coll
Wm. Barker
Thos. Shaw
Wm. Durston
W. J. Wi
Martha Hall
T. T. Malcolm
Malcolm
Dauphin District
Miller Orchestra
R. H. Brown Tops Brandon Winter Fair With Percherons
R H Brown's string of pure bred Percheron horses returned from Brandon with a grand championship and multiple prizes. Leading mare Daisy, previously a Royal Winter Fair winner, claimed top honours including Manitoba bred Percherons champion. Daisy and Joffre, a Brown stallion, both earned prizes and share full sibling lineage.
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R. H. Brown
Brandon
Manitoba
Mr. Brown
Daisy
Toronto
Portage
Dauphin
the Royal
C Champon
Newton
Canada
Joffre
Mr. Bear
Regina
Brown Farm
Death of Gilbert Plains youth found in uncle’s cow stable
A Gilbert Plains district youth about 18 years old, son of Fred Clary, was found dead in a cow stable on his uncle Louis Clary’s farm about five miles from Gilbert Plains. Life had not been long extinct when found. coroner Dr. Rogers and provincial police investigated.
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Alex Clary
Gilbert Plains
Louis Clary
Fred Clary
Louis
Rogers
Dauphin
500 Winners End Season Social With 500 Party
The Daughters of England Dauphin Lodge closed their season with a 500 party at the LO O FT hall Tuesday. Mrs W J Lowes won the ladies grand prize and T Fradley the gentlemen grand prize. Winners included Mrs Mackey Cyril Spencer Mrs Mills and W M Jackson. Refreshments followed.
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Daughters of England
Dauphin Lodge
LO O FT Hall
W. J. Lowes
T. Fradley
Mackey
Cyril Spencer
Mrs Mills
W. M Jackson
Dauphin Country Club Dance Draws Crowd at Town Hall
About 150 attendees enjoyed the annual club dance held Friday evening in the town hall. Daffodil sidelights and a daisy memorial decor complemented summer golf memories. Mrs. C. W. McLachlin led the arrangements, with supper committee chaired by Mrs. J. L. Bowman. Mrs. Peebles with her orchestra provided the music and Mr. P. H. Mulligan sang the supper waltz. A substantial sum was netted for the organization.
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Dauphin Country Club
C. W. McLachlin
J. L. Bowman
John Gardner
Alex Katz
Peebles
P. H. Mulligan
Dauphin Country Club Elects Directors and Plans Course Expansion
The Dauphin Country Club Ltd held its annual meeting at the Elks Hall. E N McGirr chaired while W S Marsh reported solid finances and a plan to hire a golf course surveyor to add holes and bunkers. Directors elected: Dr R Gunne, W G White, W D King, John Gardner, Dr G C J Walker, Jas L Bowman, K C M Zworon, C B Steen, Dr H F E Bewell.
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Dauphin Country Club Ltd
Elks’ Hall
E. N. McGirr
W. S. Marsh
Hales
R. Gunne
W. G. White
W. D. King
John Gardner
G. C. J. Walker
Jas L. Bowman
K.C
M. Zworon
C. B. Steen
H. FE. Bewell
Robi. Hawkins
Johnny Lawrence
Winnipeg
Melt
Country Club
The
Elks
Sap show at Dauphin Theatre this Wednesday and Thursday
The funniest man on screen stars in The Sap at the Dauphin Theatre with family nights on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Dauphin Theatre
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