Watt Named Head of Parks Board Amid Plans for Long Term Improvements
Roy Watt was appointed head of the Parks Board succeeding H. W. Gemmel with H. A. Green reelected as superintendent. Watt brings forestry knowledge and support for a multi year improvement plan. At the meeting, groups discussed sports and playgrounds projects in the park and river bank riprap needs for this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Watt
H.W. R. Gemmel
H. A. Grecn
Watt
Seriou
Commercial Girl's Club
Commercial Travellers’ Association
Wm. Voss
Fire Gutts Dwelling In North East Dawphin
Fire gutted the second floor of a frame house on 2nd Ave NE in Dawphin. Bruce Cameron and his wife, residents for a week, escaped with belongings from the lower floor. Cause under investigation, with defective wiring suspected. Building owned by Cecil James of Shortdale Manitoba. Insurance status unknown.
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Bruce Cameron
2Nd Ave
N.E. Dawphin
Cameron
Cecil James
Shortdale
Man
Fifth annual fed calf show set for June eight in Manitoba
The Dauphin Agricultural Society sponsors the fifth annual fed calf show and sale in Northern Manitoba on Saturday June eight. Calves are identified and tagged by Theo Bodnar and agricultural reps, with entrants from Roblin Swan River and McCreary. A special competition for youths showing calves raised under personal supervision is offered. Lower calf numbers reflect grain shortages and past premiums for barley, yet organizers emphasize continued value for local stock quality.
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Central Committee of
Manitoba
Theo. Bodnar
Ethelbert
Dominion Livestock Branch
John Conner
Dauphin
Chas. Murray
Swan River
Roblin
McCreary
The
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Barney
Rangers Open 1935 Season with 3-1 Victory
The Northwestern league opener saw Rangers defeat Dauphin United 3-1 on Stert Friday. Tommy Klurm scored a hat trick for Rangers while Don McIntyre added United’s lone goal.
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McDonald
Rangers
Dauphin United
Tommy Klurm
United
Don Mclintyre
B. Nicholson
S. Love
J. Barker
North Western Football Association Walker Trophy Schedule
United and Rangers clash in a series of matches from May 10 to June 11 at Ball Grounds. Games start at 7 pm, featuring United versus Rangers and Rangers versus Collegiate across nine fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Rangers
Collegiate
Musical Festival Opens on Friday With 131 Entries
Dauphin hosts the fifth annual musical festival from Friday morning May 17 through Saturday afternoon. There are 131 entries, up 50 from last year, with adjudicator Bernard Naylor returning to England on May 22. Towns represented include Winnipegosis Roblin Ochre River Grandview and Ste Rose du Lac. Thirty classes cover pianoforte choral instrumental and solo voice plus five new violin piano duo and low voice classes. Friday’s program features school choirs expected to draw many parents and music lovers.
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Dauphin
Bernard Naylor
B. Mus
Oxon
Winnipeg
Naylor
Manitoba
England
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Diamond Ball Circuit Organized For Season
Dauphin Senior Diamond Ball league held an annual meeting at the town hall. Ray W. Dicks is president with Clarence Hunter vice president and Don McIntyre secretary. Seven teams Bankers Safeway Stores C N R A Coffee Club Teachers Signallers and B B s will compete. Spalding cup play starts Monday May 20 at Mackenzie school ground with two games per team each Monday and Wednesday. Captains urged to field teams by 6 90.
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Dauphin
Ray W. Dicks
Seedreas
Clarence Hunter
Don MclIntyre
Bankers
Safeway Stores
C.N.R.A
Coffee Club
Teachers, Signallers
Mackenzie
Double Feature at Dauphin Theatre This Week
Monday and Tuesday show Claude Rains in The Man Who Reclaims His Head and Tomorrow's Youth with Dickie Moore and Martha Sleeper. The program highlights a two film bill at the local Dauphin Theatre.
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Dauphin Theatre
Claude Rains
Dickie Moore
Martha Sleeper
Carl Laemmlie
the Invisible Man
Joan Bennett
Lionel! Atwill
Baby Jane
Henry O'Neill
John Miljan
Gloria Shea
C. W. Church
Dauphin Board of Trade Seeks Urban Improvement
Dauphin business leaders gathered at the town hall with the Commercial Girl's Club to back a playground in the park and a public swimming pool. The group urged dust control, water filtration, and stricter by laws on peddler trucks, while planning a highway opening ceremony and tourist-friendly measures.
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Dauphin
Board of Trade
Dauphin Commercial Girl's Club
Wm. Voss
Commercial Girl's Club
Dauphin Clear Lake
McDonald
Winnipeg Tourist and Convention Bureau
Manitoba
Martin
Salvation Army
Capt. Martin
Dauphin Scouts Attend Jubilee Rally in Winnipeg
A large Dauphin group of Girl Guides, Brownies, Boy Scouts and Wolf Cubs joined Winnipeg scouts at the Amphitheatre rink for a Jubilee Rally celebrating King George V. The event featured dances, pantomime, a living Union Jack with 903 guides, a Mowgli tale, and a Cavalcade of Kings pageant, ending with the address of the Chief Scout and the National Anthem.
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Girl Guides
Brownies
Boy Scouts
Wolf Cubs
Dauphin
Winnipeg
O Canada
Baden-Powell
G.B.B
Marquis of Huntley
Kirakowiak
Slenger
Lord Baden-Powell
G-C.mg
K.C.B
Mowgli
Banderlagh
Baloo
Bagheera
Black Panther
Rover
George V
Eleven Students From Dauphin Take Degrees
Dauphin stands out with eleven University of Manitoba graduates as convocation was held in Winnipeg on May 15. Family attendance accompanied the list of graduates across several faculties including Bachelor of Arts general course recipients Peggy Little Helen Bowman J E Deiknage Jim Marsh Don McIntyre Emerson White. also Bachelor of Science civil engineering Harry Gray Arthur Rogers Bachelor of Science electrical engineering Brian McConnell Diploma in Pharmacy Thomas Ignat Pawliski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Peggy Little
Helen Bowman
J. E. Deiknage
Jim Marsh
Don McIntyre
Emerson White
Harry Gray
Arthur Rogers
Brian McConnell
Thomas Ignat Pawliski
Bottling Works Burglarized. Soft Drinks Stolen
The Bell Bottling Works on 2nd Street SW was entered Sunday night. Four full cases of soft drinks were stolen along with odd bottles from various other cases. Police were notified Monday morning. two men seen nearby were reported but no suspects have been apprehended.
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Bell Bottling Works
2Nd St
Norman White Makes Season’s First Ace at Dauphin CC
Norman White scored a hole in one on the 146 yard second hole at Dauphin Country Club Thursday afternoon. He achieved the feat with his brother Emerson watching, the first ace of the season and only the seventh in 13 years at the course.
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Clive of India
Ronald Colman
Loretta Young
Clive
Calcutta
Plassey
Dauphin Country Club
Norman White
Emerson
Canada Handles Nickel Exports To Germany
Anthony Eden told the House of Commons that curbing nickel exports from Canada to Germany is a matter for Canada and France to decide. In reply to David Kirkwood's question, Eden said neither country had taken steps to halt shipments as far as he knew.
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Germany
Canada
Anthony Eden
Privy Seal
House of Commons
London
David Kirkwood
Labor
France
Capt. Eden
60 Road Camps Shut Down in Ontario
Sixty government road construction camps across Ontario, employing about 15 000 men, were shut down on Wednesday following an order by Hon. Peter Heenan minister of lands and forests. The move stems from the lack of a federal policy on sharing Trans-Canada highway costs, with roughly 20 camps remaining open on the nearing completion highway sections.
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Ontario
Peter Heenan
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New York
London, England
North-Western Football Ass’n
Walker Trophy
Department of Banking
the Bank of
Nova Scotia
W. G. White
Aera
G. N. Stanley
Ouida
Frankie Thomas
P. Heggie
Helen Parrish
C. Delin
Jeanette McDonald
Nelson Eddy
Nickel
Oxfords
John Gardner
Tailor & Men’s Furnishings
United Stores Limited
LUX
York
Florida
Edwardsburg
MacKenzie’s & Steel Briggs
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