Town Strikes 20 Mill Rate For General Purposes
Town council approves a 20 mill general levy for 1933 at 209 mills after lengthy debate. Budget shows expenditures exceed revenue by about $40,701.24, with hospital grants, relief services, parks, and street needs prompting spending decisions. Public works, police, health and relief funding cited, and a 1,500 yard gravel purchase for streets approved amid tense budget talks.
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Counccil
Health Aad
Parks Board
Coun
Pachalexi
Rawson
Conn
Solomon
Bennett
Weir
Macolm
Whetter
McRae
Puchalski
Hospital Board
Messrs. Macneill
Robt. Hawkins
W. R. McCormack
A. A. Brewer
John Gardatu
Wate Owen Setamen
Fas
Bean
Macneill
Hawkins
Dauphin General Hospital
H. W. ER. Gemmel
H. A. Green
Conn. Rawson
Chas. Evans
Bank of Nova Scotia
Department of Health
Malcolm
Coun. Malcolm
Electric Light
Main St
Count Malcolm
Coun. Rawson
Public Works
Dauphin Opens Season With 5-2 Win Over Ochre River
In Dauphin last Wednesday, the local team opened the season by defeating Ochre River 5 to 2 as both sides allowed only one more run after a hectic first inning. Batteries: Dauphin Slobodzian McAuley Ochre River A Howitt J Howitt. The Mountview League adds Dauphin Ochre River Ste. Rose McCreary and Gilbert Plains. A cup donated by Geo Alexander of McCreary was won by Dauphin last year.
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Dauphin
Ochre River
Slobodzian
McAuley
A. Howitt
J. Howitt
Mountview Baseball League
Grandview
Slimmons
Belton
Nto
B. Heard
Siebodsiab
Lowes
Evans
Ridley
Wilson River
Pauphin
Kinistino By election victory for Liberal candidate
Jobs R. Taylor of Birch Hills won the Kinistino by election in Saskatchewan on Monday by a majority near 2,900 votes. The by election was the second since the government took office in September 1929 and followed Hon. Charles McIntosh accepting the natural resources portfolio two weeks earlier.
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Jobs R. Taylor
Birch Hills
Kinistino
Saskatchewan
Charles McIntosh
Department of Natural Resources
Fed Calf Show and Sale Arrangements Under Way
Arrangements are under way for the annual Fed Calf Show and Sale to be held in the skating rink at Dauphin on Friday and Saturday June 3 and 10. Over three hundred calves already entered with five hundred fed during winter. 325 selected after inspection by Theo Bodnar and T P Devlin. Judging by C E Bain and Mr McLean with Swift Canadian Co Winnipeg assistance. Ongoing alterations to rink to accommodate show and sale with sale starting at 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Dauphin
McCreary
Laurier
Ste. Rose
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Theo. Bodnar
Dominion Livestock Promotor
T. P. Devlin
Western
Colonization and Agricultural Department
Canadian National Railways
Roblin
C. E. Bain
St. Boniface
McLean
Swift Canadian Co
Winnipeg
Dauphin Agricultural Society
J. R. Gunne
O. McGuirk
Messrs. W. Cruise
Rowan Durston
R. J. Dalgleish
W. B. Findlater
R. Edwards
Sifton
Jo Shepherd
W. C. Geisel
Ochre River
T. Bodnar
Ethelbert
J. Gamble
J. L. Mitchell
Chas. Murray
Swan River
O. Archambault
Ste Rose
Solomon Cup Won by Grade XII Students
Debating at Dauphin Collegiate ended this term with Grade XII defeating Grade XI for the Solomon Cup. The final resolution supported unifying Canadian Railways as the best solution. Judges noted fact-backed arguments. cup presentation set for early June closing exercises.
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Dauphin Collegiate
E. W. Beatty
Canadian Railways
Canada
Frank Barker
Palmer McLean
Betty Campbell
Jean Young
J. N. McFadden
Jean Telfer
B. C. Goodhand
McFadden
Marriage of McArthur and Comrie in Dauphin
Verna Mae Comrie married Donald McArthur on May 2 at United Church Manse Dauphin with Rev D H Telfer officiating. The couple hosted forty guests at a reception and planned a two week honeymoon in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lerr
J. Chehie McArthur
Hugh McArthur
United and C. WI draw in first meeting of year
The Dauphin United and the C.N.R. fought to a 1 1 draw last Friday. J Doran opened the scoring for United, then Don McIntyre equalized for C.N.R. late in the second half. Lineups included C.N.R. with T Carl L Hutchison E Riddel H May B McConnell J McMaster K Little J Grant D McIntyre B Caley A Curtis and United with P Malcovitch J Douglas J McPhee J Kerr D MacArthur D Roy D McMillan J Firth C Belton J Doran H MacArthur.
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Dauphin United
C.N.R
J. Doran
Scosine
United
Belton
Nets
Don McIntyre
Bill May
Joe Grant
McIntyre
Malcovitch
J. Miles
T. Carl
L. Hutchison
E. Riddell
H. May
B. McConnell
J. McMaster
K. Little
Civil sittings of King’s Bench open in Dauphin May 30
The Court of King’s Bench in Dauphin will begin civil sittings on Tuesday May 30 with Justice Montague presiding. Docket includes Beyak vs Beyak uncontested divorce, Tiuhn vs Tiuhin uncontested separation, Chomiak vs Basaraba land possession, Robson vs Beyko judgment action. Lawyers listed for each side.
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Court of King’s Bench
Dauphin
Justice Montague
Beyak
Tiuhn
Tiuhin
McGirr
Katz
Chomiak
Basaraba
A. T. Warnock
McGirr and Katz
Robson
Beyko
Bowman, McFadden and Ramsden
A T. Warnock
All Aboard The British Triumph at Dauphin Theatre
May 25 27 show at Dauphin Theatre features The British Triumph on a Paris to Rome luxury train with 12 stars and a mix of romance suspense horror and humor. Includes Pleasure Island Revue Metrotone News and special coupons with varied admission and matinee 2 30 pm. Buster Keaton and Jimmy Durante appear May 31 with What No Beer.
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Paris
Rome
Pleasure Island
Metrotone News
HS. Rozell
Romantic tempest on screen with Sidney Raft and legends
A breezy film note highlights Sylvia Sidney and George Raft in a tempestuous romance set in Mar del Plata plus screen’s famed team Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. The piece emphasizes star power and comic duo appeal.
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Sylvia Sidney
George Raft
Vina Delmar
Secreen
Regional Fair Planned by Dauphin Agric Society
The Dauphin Agricultural Society moved ahead with plans for a purely district summer fair July 13 to 15 awaiting federal approval. The Winter Fair and Short Course Committee outlined changes including added boys and girls colt and dairy heifer classes with $25 prizes, open to open classes upon payment of entry fees. A new member requirement and lower ad rates were approved, and the Fed Calf Show on June 10 in the skating rink is expected to showcase about 325 calves with buyers from outside expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Agricultural Society
D. D. McDonald
J. R. Gunne
Society
McKee Named Kinsmen Governor At Brandon Meet
Dr A D McKee of Dauphin was elected district governor at the Kinsmen clubs district No 2 convention held at the Prince Edward Hotel Brandon with about 80 members from Brandon Dauphin and Winnipeg The meeting endorsed a national observance night and the Dauphin club reported sponsoring free dental clinics A district picnic was planned for August with Hobe McPherson outlining Dauphin Kinsmen work.
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A. D. McKee
Dauphin
Prince Edward Hotel
Brandon
Winnipeg
Dominion of Canada
Dauphin Club
Trail Rangers Stage Second Annual Production The Amazing Monster
Dauphin Trail Ranger Groups led by Earl Chase presented the second annual dramatic production The Amazing Monster at St James church. A matinee followed the Monday evening show. Stan Bradon played the robot, Frank Barker the orang utan, with Stewart Ferguson praised for Jarvis. Cast included Bill Miller Alta Arnold Ruth Bowman Verne Watson and others. Ray Dicks did the sets, Bill Cowcett was stage manager with Bruce Haigh assisting. An orchestra under L Caners supplied intermission music.
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St. James
Dauphin Trail Ranger Groups
Earl Chase
Stan Bradon
Frank Barker
Orang Ulang
Stewart Ferguson
Jarvis
Butler
Bill Miller
Alta Arnold
Ruth Bowman
Verne Watson
George Armstrong
Angus Mulligan
Pete Slobodzian
Jim McIntyre
Alex Oliphant
Charlie Snyder
Jim Hamilton
Steve Voychesin
Ray Dicks
Appeal Dismissed in Ewasiuk Excis Act Case Winnipeg
The Court of Appeal in Winnipeg dismissed Yurko Ewasiuk of Sifton’s appeal from a conviction under the excise act for possessing a still. The unanimous court believed the conviction unjust but stood by magistrate Thos Little’s findings and declined to disturb the decision. They urged the case not be prosecuted further and the penalty not enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yurko Ewasiuk
Sifton
Court of Appeal
Winnipeg
Ewasiuk
Thos. Little
A.T. Warnock
E. N. McGirr
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Clarke
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Dauphin Theatre
Rome Express
C. B. Steen
Buster Keaton
Jimmy Durante
Rosco Ates
Phyllis Barry
John Miljan
E. C. Wiliams
Stan Laure
Oliver Hardy
Dauphin Agric. Society
Mickee
Trail Rangers
White
Kayser
Silk Drs
Seas
W. G. White
Clark Tranportation CO
T. J. Gark
The
U.F.M
Henry G. Spencer
M.P
Battle River
Alberta
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