School Choirs Improve Says Bernard Naylor at Festival
Bernard Naylor, Oxon mus, judged Dosphin’s Fifth Manitoba festival in Winnipeg describing improvements in school choirs and urging correct vocal technique. He noted nervous performers, advised top down scales, and predicted future musical progress as he prepares to move to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Naylor
Dosphin
Bh. Mus
Oxon
Winnipeg
Mr. Naylor
Manitoba
England
Canada
Philharmonic
Winnipee
Nestor
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Rutland Boughton
Holst
Winnipeg Players Guild
Lady Tupper
Hadyn
John Waterhouse
Naylor
Fort Francis
Ontario
Bus Service Merger Unites Manitoba and Brinkman Routes
Announcement confirms a merger between Manitoba Motor Transit Company and Brinkman's Swan River Dauphin bus service. A further statement will outline the extended Manitoba bus system details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Motor Transit Company
Brinkman
Swan River-Dauphin
Manitoba
The Band Plays On at Dauphin Theatre
Robert Young and Stuart Edwin star in a season kickoff at Dauphin Theatre on Wednesday. The musical romance is billed as a lively collegiate entertainment with vibrant band performances and spotlight numbers.
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Robert Young
Stuart Edwin
Dauphin Theatre
Stuart Erwin
Leo Carrillo
Betty Furness
Ted Healy Preston Foster
Russell Hardie
LAW OF the Wild
C. E. Hobday
W A Dauphin Deanery Woman's Auxiliary Annual Meeting
The Women's Auxiliary of the Dauphin Deanery held its annual meeting at St. Paul's church on Wednesday May 15 with Mrs. W E Lee presiding. Representatives from Roblin Grandview Gilbert Plains and Dauphin attended. Reports showed active church and mission work locally and abroad. A luncheon and supper hosted visiting members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
St. Paul's Church
W. E. Lee
L. J. Adams
Gilbert Plains
Roblin
Grandview
F. Bumstead
Spence
Yeo
Dauphin Summer Fair and Livestock Show
The Dauphin Summer Fair runs Thursday to Saturday July 11 to 13 with De Waldo Company attractions from Minnesota and a new Canadian midway. Horse racing closes the final two days and a possible rodeo may be hosted by the Dauphin Commercial Travellers Association. Exhibits open to Manitoba province statewide, replacing prior regional scope.
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Dauphin
de Waldo Company
Minnesota
Dauphin Commercial Travellers Association
Manitoba
Burns Called to Dauphin United Church
At a Sunday meeting Dauphin United Church unanimously endorsed the selection committee and extended a call to Rev. Dr. D. K. Burns from Winnipeg St. John's. He will replace Rev. D. H. Telfer who took a Calgary post after three years of study at the University of Edinburgh where he earned a PhD.
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Dauphin United Church
D. K. Burns
St. John’s United Churh
Winnipeg
Burns
D. H. Telfer
Calgary
Alberta
University of Edinbrough
Scotland
Canada
United Church
Flin Flon
West
Noted church worker marks 90th birthday celebration
Mrs. Margaret Nicholson born 1845 in Markham Ontario celebrated her 90th birthday with a surprise tea at her daughter’s home in Dauphin hosted by friends. The event featured roses and carna tions and a 90 candle cake honoring her long service in Sunday school and the Dauphin United WMS. She and her late husband moved from Ontario to Whitewood Saskatchewan in 1882 and she remains active in church groups. She has two daughters five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Margaret Nicholson
R. M. Stevenson
Nicholson
Margaret Scott
Markham
Ontario
Robert Nicholson
Uxbridge
Whitewood
Sask
Dauphin United W.M.S
Bateman
Piapot, Sask
A. C. Easton
Winnipeg
Stevenson
Dauphin
W. H. Callin
Obituary for Maurice Currie of Gilbert Plains
Maurice Currie of Gilbert Plains died May 12 after a two year illness. He was 65 and survived by his wife, six daughters, three living sons, one drowned son, a sister in Detroit, and a brother in Dauphin. Funeral May 14 in Dauphin United Church with Rev. D. H. Telfer. Burial at Riverside Cemetery. pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cole
A. Nelin
Gilbert Plains
A. Keats
Dauphin
H. E Dysinger
Detroit
Florence
H. E. Thompson
Lachlan Currie
United Church
D. H. Telfer
Riverside Cemetery
W. J. Ward
T. Ogilvie
T. Playford
Walter Scott
John Strachan
Joseph Priest
Death of John Boles Esteemed Ochre River Resident
John Boles aged 88 died in Saskatoon on Monday. Born in England he lived in Brandon then on the family farm later with his daughter in Saskatoon. He is survived by his wife, three sons, four daughters, and three brothers including William Boles of Ochre River. Funeral was held Thursday May 16 from United Church to Ochre River Cemetery.
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Boles
Ochre River
Saskatoon
John Boles
England
Brandon
Jasper
L. Balmer
William Boles
United Church
Dauphin Council Sets General Rate at 18 Mills for 1935
Dauphin town council on Thursday evening approved a general rate of 18 mills for general purposes, one mill higher than 1934. The increase largely funds street repairs and annual relief expenditures of 7,500 dollars, which will be borrowed in full rather than charged to current operations. The council also discussed bylaw consolidations and utility policies, adjourned to May 28, and called for action on a dust abatement program and water-rate decisions for the CNR.
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Dauphin
Solomon
McDonald
Marsh
Watson
Cowton
McLean
Wilkinson
Puchalski
C.N.R
Coun. Marsh
Utilities
N. McGirr
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W.A. Dauphin
Lisle
the Store OF Service
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Victor Herbert
Buck Jones
Josephine Hutchison
George Brent
Warner Bros
W. Somerset Maugham
Aline MacMahon
Guy Kibbee
C. Lawrence
Wood
Slor & Men’s Furnishings Pressing Repairing
United Stores Limited
Victoria
Sunkist
Castile
Virginia
Nabob
Maxwell House
Chase and Sanborn
Bell's
McDONALD @ OLIPHANT
Hardware & Groceries
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