Town to Build Tourist Camp and Offer Power at 4 Cents
The Dauphin town council approved immediate construction of a tourist camp with its cost to be provided in the 1936 estimate and agreed to offer electric current to the Manitoba Power Commission at 4 cents per kilowatt hour for transmission to Gilbert Plains and Grandview.
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Ecouncil
Sociedy
Mant Tets Power Commission
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Robson
King
Urewrr
Whetter
Bennett
Solomon
Lepper
Taylor Whetter
Littl
Bennett - Solomon
Toy Bros
Taylor - Brewer
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Biue Print Co
Solomon - King
Public Works Committee
W. J. Ward
King - Brewer
Brewer
Taylor and Bennett
Coun
Selamon
Health Committee
Mc. McLean
Mantema Power Commission
W. D. King
Water and Light Committee
Fire, Water and Light
Brewer, Bateman
Supt. Brinkman
Vogt
W. H. Wallace
Coun King
Chief Smith
Sue Brinkman
Smith Jackson
Counelor Brewer
Major Hall
Manitoba Hydro Commission
Manitoba Power Commission
Ek. N. McGirr
McGirr
Bond Company
Treasury Department
Hey
Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs Harry Clary
At Dauphin General Hospital on April 30 a son was born to Mr Harry Clary and Mrs Clary of Grandview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clary
Dauphin General Hospital
Harry Clary
Grandview
Dance at Eclipse School Announces Friday Event
A dance will be held at Eclipse School on Friday in May. Gentlemen pay 25 cents and ladies 25 cents. Lunch will be served.
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Eclipse School
Dr Bottomley Speaks on Evolution of Anesthesia at La Verendorye Chapter
The La Verendrye Chapter 10 meeting in the 100-F hall featured Dr Bottomley as speaker on The Evolution of Anaesthesia. He traced narcoses from early times to ether’s first surgical use in the late 18th century. Five new members joined and a silver tea is planned for May 17.
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la Verendrys
Wm. Lee
Saunderson
Hawkins
Dauphin Dstrict
Eaton Groceteria
Bottomley
Surprise farewell party for Mrs Connor by I O D E chapter
La Verendrye Chapter I O D E honored Mrs James Connor with a surprise party as she prepares to move to Winnipeg. Regent Mrs W E Lee presented a boudoir lamp and lauded her long service and prior regent term. The evening featured music, socializing, a luncheon, brief speeches, and a final singalong of For she s a jolly good fellow.
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la Verendrye Chapter
James Connor
Winnipeg
W.E. Lee
Connor
D. D. McDonald
A. F. Steick
Women’s Hospital Aid Society Holds May Meeting
The regular meeting of the Women’s Hospital Aid Society was held May 1 at Town Hall with Mrs. M. Wick presiding. The annual drive yielded 462.05 dollars. visits were made to the hospital by Mrs. R. M. Smith and Mrs. Saville. A committee was appointed for Hospital Day on May 12 and an electric plate donated by Mrs Dan Hamilton was acknowledged.
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Women’s Hospital Aid Society
M. Wick
McDonald
R. M. Smith
Saville
McFadden resigns from Ward 3 school board
At a regular meeting J N McFadden resigned as Ward 3 trustee amid board policy splits on the Junior High School. The board thanked him, appointed H E Bewell to the Management Committee, and Malcom to Building Grounds and Hall committees. No by election action taken.
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J. N. McFadden
Ward 3
McFadden
Little Dennison
H. E. Bewell
T. T. Malcolm
Bear
Ukrainian Bazaar entertains Dauphin with three days of dances and prizes
A three day Ukrainian People's Home bazaar in Dauphin featured Ukrainian National and Cossack dances, choir performances, and entertainment. Prizes included a fibre suite, a dinner set, and a wall clock, with funds credited to the treasury after a successful event.
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Hopa Kolom
Hony-Witer
Chlepineze Zytia Catherine
Hreezanyky
Dwa Chumaky
Arkan
Cossack
Zaporzki Wertz
Cossack Podilski
Kolomeyka Sianka
Gotti
Chumak
Byla Zinka Muzyka
Chrystos Woskres
Zwidky
Gonta
Treasury
C. B. Steen
Dauphin
AE. Prentice
D Gourlay
Winnipeg
P. Krawchuk
Pine River
L. Yuschyshin
Fort William
M. Uhryniuk
S. Kosak
Sifton
C. A. Snyder
McAdams
M. McFayden
Eileen Cowtun
Silver Tea and Sale by Rebekah Lodge in Eaton's Groceteria
A Silver Tea and Sale of home cooking will be hosted by the Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah Lodge at Eaton's Groceteria on Saturday May 11 from 3 to 6 p.m. The event proceeds support lodge activities.
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Rebekah Lodge
Eaton's Groceteria
Canada to Panama Canal Highway Discussed by Dauphin Board of Trade
E. J. Light publicity manager outlined a proposed international trunk highway linking the Panama Canal with northern Manitoba. The route would pass through Manitoba North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Texas and the Pan American republics, with Ipswich as headquarters. Contributions were urged from towns along the route.
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E. J. Light
Dauphin Board of Trade
Panama Canal
Manitoba
Mr. Light
Canada
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Pan American Republics
Association
Ipswch
Dauphin
Light
Swan River
Board of Trade
Armistice Day to be fixed on November 11
W J Ward M P will introduce in Parliament a private bill to fix Armistice Day permanently on November 11 and end its changes between numbers. A large meeting at the Armory elected officers for a returned soldiers association and approved arranging a grand Armistice Day celebration next fall for all ex service men.
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W. J. Ward
M.P
Dauphin
Ottawa
Armory
Frank Scrase
Douglas Kinney
Percy Wodehouse
Makinak
W. v. Wright
Returned Soldiers’ Association
British Empire Service Legion
Capt
James Watson
Ward
House of Commons
C. D. Bates
C. B. Rocknell
Manitoba House
Dominion dissolves Parliament with July general election
Ottawa reports Premier Mackenzie King forecasting a dissolution of the Dominion parliament and a general election in July. King announced plans to conclude the session’s business and avoid discarding pending legislation after opposition leader Bennett’s budget speech criticizing government policy.
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Dominion
Ottawa
Mackenzie King
Bennett
King
Rangers Edge Collegiate 1 0 In League Upset
A new Rangers team upset the speedy Collegiate 1 0 on Friday night with Bonar Whaley scoring late after a sustained Ranger attack. The game featured strong Ranger defense led by Willis and Crowe as Collegiate’s offside goal was ruled out and both sides missed chances, setting the stage for a three way tie in the league after C N R defeated the Rangers 4 2 later.
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Rangers
Bonar Whaley
B. Bos
McIntyre
Bos
Chuck Willis
Little
Churchill
McConnell
Hawkins
McEwen
Willis
Crowe
Slobodzian
Sccase
Prasiloski
Brickman
Whaley
Joe Barker
McIintyre
Basaraba
Lysecki
Conton
Genik
Curtis
D. Bos
Cutforth
Ranger
C.N.R
Belton
Carmichael
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Dauphin Herald contest prizes set for May 15 drawing
The Dauphin Herald and Press will distribute prize vouchers Saturday morning May 15 from 9 to 12 at the Herald Office on Burrows Avenue. Hedley Vickers thanks subscribers and stores for their cooperation as contest coordinator. Skinner twins born May 6 to Mr and Mrs George Skinner in Dauphin.
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Dauphin Herald and Press
Dauphin Herald
Burrows Avenue
Hedley Vickers
Skinner
Dauphin
Mrs
George Skinner
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W. Sherney
Brierey Hotel
Suapi. Brinkman
DR. Bottomley
LA Verendorye
Mrs. Connor
W.H.A. Report
Wm. McMurray
Dollar Queen
Jung
Elastic Arch
Bessie Love
Charles King
Panama Canal Highway
Tourist and Publcity Committee
A. H. F Steick
Roblin
W. D. Strang
Chab
Lovering Park
Robt
Hawkins & Co
United Church
A. W. Lochead
B.D
Tel
Sixth Ave
N.W
Mother's Day Service
Cruise
United Stores Limited
United Stores
McDonald & Oliphant Hardware and Groceries
Football League Rangers Spring Surprise
Dauphin Theatre
Mike Ewascheshen
Sheho
Sask
Mike
Europe
Bill Weseleski
John Caruk
Sth
Mike Helash
Fishing River
Wasy? Werbowie
Peter Yallowega
Leslie Heschuk
Steve Genik
J. Kalichuk
Annie Horednicki
Liton
John Weselowski
John Sawcezyn
Dauphin Citizens Band
Dauphin Boys’ Band
D. E. McLean
G. R. Watson
J. M. Bateman
A. A. Brewer
J. Burton
Hugh Mulligan
Dan Hamilton
S. A
Rogers K.C
Alex Katz
Pat Mulligan
Fred Durston
Main Street
S. C. Guy
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