Annual Art Exhibition Showcases Winnipeg Sketch Club Works
About thirty five paintings selected from the Winnipeg Sketch Club include Weisser Thurm Rothenburg Bavaria and Fairy Spring by Lyon Sisson. Local pieces feature Mrs Z M Dickinson Meeting House Lane Brighton water color and oils of urban rural scenes. Notable western Canada works by W Morris EB T Howorth Arthur O Smith and Mrs J C Parker appear alongside etched Pines by R H Harris and The Lanterns by Dorothy Galusha.
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Sketch Club
Weisser Thurm
Rothenburg
Bavaria
Lyon Sisson
Fairy Spring
Western
Canada
Dolhaven Point
Kenora
W. Morris
Fair Hille
EB. T. Howorth
Arthur O. Smith
J. C. Parker
R. H. Harris
Dorothy Galusha
Interesting Exhibit of Maple Leaves May 26 31
An exhibit in Dauphin from May 26 to 31 showcases many maple leaves from across Canada. The display aims to educate the public and schoolchildren about the size and variety of leaves in different regions.
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Dauphin
Canaterest
Canada
Dauphin to Vote on By Law 1234 for $75 000 Power Plant Additions
Public notice states Dauphin electors will vote on By-Law 1234 authorizing a 75 000 loan for a new steam turbine boiler and power plant upgrades. Debentures bear 5.5 percent over twenty years with annual levy to cover principal and interest. Advance poll June 4–6. final tally June 9 at Town Hall.
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Dauphin
A.D
Town Engineer backs impounding dam and filtration system
Dauphin Town Council hears plan for a new impounding dam and pressure filtration plant to improve Edwards Creek water quality. Mayor and council approve Ukrainian Club tennis court request and appoint a relief officer. Water use runs high at 82 gallons per capita daily, with ongoing sediment and contamination concerns.
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Ihe
Edwards Creek
Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church marks fifth anniversary in Dauphin
The Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church of St. George celebrated five years in Dauphin with Sunday services led by Rev. W. Kudryk of Saskatoon and a banquet at the Ukrainian People's Home attended by about 150 people from Dauphin and nearby towns. Speakers included Dmetro Romanchuk Keld Principal Damyichuk and John Smielski with a capacity crowd for an evening concert directed by Jack Palomorchuk. Rev Kudryk, a noted author and vice administrator of the Saskatoon church, urged support for the parish.
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St. George
Dauphin
W. Kudryk
Saskatoon
Mr. Kudryk
Ashville
Keld
Shortdale
Peter Cowton
Dmetro Romanchuk
Damyichuk
Mr. Kraw
Canada
William R Alguire Dauphin Old Timer Dies
William Riley Alguire longtime Dauphin resident and pioneer who came to the area in 1892 died at his home on May 7 at age eighty two after a three week illness. He married Adelaide Lacey in Stormont Ontario before moving west and helped settle the Sandringham district. He later retired in 1922 and lived in Dauphin with his wife celebrating their diamond wedding last year. Surviving are four sons Herman Charles Carman Howard. three daughters G W J Barker Jos Winters and W B Hicks along with forty three grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. The funeral was held May 10 at the Dauphin United Church with burial at Riverside cemetery.
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Dauphin
William Riley Alguire
Alguire
Stormont County
Ontario
Adelaide Lacey
Stormont
Manitoba
Neepawa
Sandringham
Strathclair
Herman W
Charles E
Carman R
Howard G
Grandview
G. W. J. Barker
Jos. Winters
W. B. Hicks
Col. Wm. Barker
V.C
Dauphin United Church
Duncan Ritchie
F. W. MacLean
Riverside Cemetery
James L. Bowman
J. J. Crowe
Geo. Buchanton
Robi. Ferguson
J. B. McIntyre
Alex Oliphant
Utility Board Sits In Dauphin Friday Renewing Franchises
W. R. Cottingham and D. L. Mellish heard franchise renewal requests in Dauphin. The Dauphin Winnipeg run was renewed for Clark Transportation Co. and the Dauphin Benito service for Northern Manitoba Transit Co. A. E. Prentice was authorized to serve the Clear Lake district with truck freighters. Railway reps unsuccessfully opposed more merchandise trucking from Winnipeg points.
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W. R. Cottingham
K. C
The
Utilities Board
D. L. Mellish
Dauphin
Dauphin - Winnipeg
Clark Transportation Co
Dauphin - Benito
Northern Manitoba Transit Co
A. E. Prentice
Clear Lake District
Winnipeg
Bar Association Banquet Welcomes Judge Bonnycastle in Dauphin
Members of the Bar Association of the Dauphin Judicial District gathered at the King's Hotel Dauphin on Tuesday evening to welcome His Honor Judge A L Bonnycastle returning from eastern Canada. Judge Bowman presided while Mr Justice Donovan of Winnipeg spoke on professional questions. Frank Meighen of the Braddon Bar delivered greetings from the western district.
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Bar Association of
Dauphin Judicial District
King’s Hotel
Dauphin
A. L. Bonnycastle
Canada
James L. Bowman
K.C
Bonnycastle
Justice Donovan
Winnipeg
King’s Bench
Dauphin Court House
Frank Meighen
Brardon Bar
Dauphin Association
Ukrainian Athletic Club formed to promote sport
A new organization named the Ukrainian Athletic Club was formed at the Ukrainian People's Home. Officers include President Paul Jaddock and Vice Presidents Leslie Maleovich and Alex Cottick with Michael Humenk and Anne Shemluck as secretary and treasurer. The club plans a tennis court project near the corner of 1st street south and 2nd avenue. About 56 enthusiasts attended the meeting. joiners welcomed. Meetings are the first and third Fridays each month.
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Ukrainian Athletic Club
Paul Jaddock
Leslie Maleovich
Alex Cottick
Michael Humeniuk
Anne Shemluck
Tthave
1St Street
Mayor McDonald Heads Bowling Club for 1936
Mayor D. D. McDonald was elected president of the Dauphin C N R A Lawn Bowling Club at its annual meeting. Officers named include vice president Dr E Bottomley secretary W F P Percy treasurer J F Sheridan. Committees were formed for finance property grounds and membership with members named. Cups prizes from the past year were awarded by retiring president M Wick. The club plans a May 25 open tournament to start the 1935 season if greens are ready and invites prospective members to send their names.
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D. D. McDonald
Dauphin C.N.R.A. Lawn Bowling Club
E. Bottomley
W. F P. Percy
J. F. Sheridan
J. Symons
J. M. Strachan
E. Mayo
J. A. Gorby
R. Nelson
Dr. Bottomley
G. Powers
Grounds
J. A. Haddrell
G. Craig
J. J. Porter
M. Wick
A. Oliphant
W. J. McConnell
W. F. Percy
J. Addrell
W. J. McConnel
H. Platts
House of Stone
Messrs. Brierley
Percy
Sheridan
Nelson
Mr. Brierley
Mesdames Williams
Long
Jones
Mesdames McRae
Johnston
Smith
Miss Makin
Dauphin Woodcutter Sentenced for Gross Indecency
H Armstrong a woodcutter of Dauphin pleaded guilty in police court to committing an act of gross indecency and was sentenced by Magistrate Littie to two years in the penitentiary Friday afternoon.
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H. Armstrong
Dauphin
Littie
Funeral Services Held Saturday for Andrew S Negrych
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church for Andrew S. Negrych of Dauphin who died Thursday morning. Rev. R. Zaparyniuk led the rites with burial in Riverside cemetery. Pallbearers included John Smiclski and Wm. Skolney, plus Negrych sons John Michael and Ernest. Negrych, born in Barazava Ukraine, immigrated to Canada in 1896, later settling around Mink Creek. He married Justyna Gumaga in 1906 and left a large family including four sons, four daughters, and several siblings living in Saskatchewan and New York.
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Andrew S. Negrych
Dauphin
R. Zaparyniuk
Riverside Cemetery
John Smiclski
Wm. Skolney
Wm. Hawrysh
John
Michael
Ernest Negrych
Barazava
Ukraine
Mr. Negrych
Canada
Mink Creek
Here
Justyna Gumaga
Gimli
Ernest
Romarno
Winnipegosis
M. J. Smielski
Werner
Sask
Nellie
Eugenia
Olive
George Negrych
Venlaw
John Negrych
Veregin
Wiliam Negrych
Battleford
Tony Negrych
Chicago
G. Wasylskowski
Kocan
New York
Dauphin Students Take Degrees and Isbister Scholar Named
Jack Barker son of Mr and Mrs Jos Barker was awarded an Isbister Scholarship in Arts and Science second year junior division at convocation on Wednesday He is a Wesley College student who previously held an Isbister scholarship continued on page 4 column 2
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Jack Barker
Jos. Barker
Barker
Wesley College
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Vancouver
Chas. Padley
Aberson Farm
H. E. Lys
Odele Gamache
Ste. Rose
Florina Henderson
Exby
Lys
Arts
Arts and Letters
Council of Women
R. M. Watt
Robt. Argue
Chas. Padhey
Geo. Bedell
J. A. Campbell
Miases E. Whitmore
Isobel Stewart
Eleanor Steen
Mary Hamilton
Doris Watson
Jessie Campbell
Nora McGirr
Helen Marsh
Campbell
Alice McFadden
Betty Frances Robinson
Messrs
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Cocil
McDonald
Ramsden
Cowton
Wilkinson
Bennett
Solomon
Puchalski
Watson
N. M. Hall
Health, Relief and Police Committee
Hume
James Delonz
Chris Leonard
G. Davidson
C. Merrill
Public Works Committee
C. R. Cock
Cooie
Clear Lake
Chuk
Pine River
John Smielski
Jack Palomorchuk
God Save the King
Eddie Cantor
Ethel Merman
Sally Eilers
Parkyakarkus
Goldwyn
Robert Taylor
Jean Parker
Ted Healy
Una Merkel
Nat Pendleton
Jean Hershoist
Arthur Bryan
Frank Shields
Kay
Jama
L Johnson
Ian Hunter
C. Aubrey Smith
Nigel Bruce
David Manners
Peggy Wood
Jessie Ralph
Molly Lamont
Canadian Movietone News
Nova Scotia
William
Hart
George O'Brien
O'Malley
the Mounted
Frank Merriwells
Shirley Temple
William R. Alguire
Utility Board
Bar Association
Hatchway
G.W.G
Tooke
John Gardner
United Stores Limited
United Store
Glenwood Choice Pears
Smart
Gage
Swift's
Weston’s
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Sunkist
B.C
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Winnipeg Price
Steele Brig and Mackenzie
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