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Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 27, 1920

Page

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Empire Day program at Mackenzie school noted

On Friday afternoon pupils from grades 4 to 6 gathered in the big hall for patriotic songs and readings while Grade 7 joined the Collegiate for Empire Day. Rev Harry P Barrett urged duty and respect as medals and an address highlighted the event with the governor generals medal and motherland songs. The fire drill record was announced at 43 seconds.

Harry P. Barrett Mackenzie School Robert Hawkins Motherland Muriel Steen Frank Malcolm R. M. McCaul George Tritschler T. T. Malcolm G. T. Collinson K. Guild

Empire Day collections aid Children’s Aid society

C A S Collections thanks teachers and pupils of Tenby Glencairn Roekeen Momsey River Avonlea Crocus Hill and Nurse Street for Empire Day drives. Total raised 575 dollars, with specific school entries listed and signed by Murray, Chairman Foster Home Com.

Children’s Aid Society of Dauphin Empire Day Nurse Street Weeeueee Tenby Glencairn Roekeen Momsey River Apca Avonlea Crocus Hill

Empire Day sports draw Dauphin crowds despite rain

Rain slowed but did not stop a big Empire Day event in Dauphin with Collegiate and public school teams traveling by rain sod cars to Gilbert Plains. Collegiates beat Dauphin 11 1 while the Dauphin girls won 2 12 and the public schools triumphed 10 4 in five innings. Gilbert Plains Union Church Texas Square and St Paul Dauphin Square fell to Dauphin 3 1 in the final game. Umpires were Bradowski and W J Henderson.

Dauphin Gilbert Plains Pankut Maple Leaf Dauphin Girls Gilbert Plains Union Church Texas Square St. Paul's Dauphin Square Lie Messrs Bradowski W. J. Henderson

Beach traffic and lake rise bring hopeful season

Cars head for the beach on Sunday and Monday as roads run busy this summer. The lake is higher this spring raising boating and bathing appeal for campers. Cottages fared well through winter and a washout hit Bell's restaurant. Dr. W. McLachlin bought the Reid cottage. A Victoria day dance at Rose's pavilion drew many youths with McMurray's orchestra. The Reclamation Service considers lake level control for Dauphin Lake. Cinderella in Flowerland was staged by La Verendrye Chapter I.C.D.E. with over thirty children in floral roles under Mrs. Robin Hawkins.

Bell W. McLachlin Reid Cottage Rose’s Pavilion Victoria Day McMurray Geo. F. Richan Reclamation Service Dauphin Lake District Directors of Robin Hawkins Cinderella Mise Lulu Buchannon Daisy Mother Nature Pearl Wallwin Marguerite Prince Sunshine Kedgar Godard Prince Halsey Park Robin Dimple Muriel Park Teddie Hawkins Bonnie Bee Donna Gorton Tiger-lily Edna Ball Evelyn Buchannon Helen Heaslip Elgin Lredale Hazel Turland June Daly Helen Bowman Jean Malcolm Poppy Norma Malcolm Agnes McDonald Mignonette Ariel Nicholson Mary Culbertson Violet Edith Barker Helen Greensides Buttercup Margaret Hoy Sweet Pea Eleanor Steen Lily-Bell Jessie Batty Narcissus Verna Stelck

Death of John Levins in rail yard accident near Togo

John Levins of Dauphin died Tuesday afternoon at Runnymede west of Togo when a cable block on a gravel train broke and struck him. A war veteran and former town police officer, he had a widow and two young daughters. Funeral was held today at Gilbert Plains with local veterans in attendance.

John Levins Runnymede Togo Dauphin Ibert Plains Gilbert Plains

Drowning of 12-Year-Old at Kamsack Water Tower

In Kamsack on May 25 Geo McCracken's twelve year old son fell into a manhole inside the water tower housing while with other youths aiming to scale the tower for photographs. He drowned, the incident occurring in darkness.

Kamsack Geo. McCracken Dauphin

Registration Clerk finishes circuit with 700 new names

James Norton reports 700 new names added to the voter list this week. Of these 445 were registered in town. Those yet unregistered can apply to the judge at the court of revision on June 7 for entry.

James Norton Court of Revision

Independent Labor party to nominate in Dauphin contest

Members of the Independent Labor party meet in the Pollen block on the night of the 27th to nominate a candidate to contest the constituency of Dauphin. An open convention of electors of Ste. Rose, opposed to the Norris government, will be held at Ste. Rose du Lac on Thursday June 1 at 2 30 p.m.

Independent Labor Party Dauphin Ste. Rose Norris Ste. Rose du Lac Methodist Church Stelck

Hryhorczuk Nominated for Manitoba Legislature

At the Ethelbert convention Nicholas Hryhorczuk ex-reeve received the United Farmers of Manitoba nomination for the Legislature. Three candidates now contest the constituency: Thos Toye E A Marcroft and N Hryhorczuk.

Ethelbert Nicholas Hryhorcczuk United Farmers of Manitoba Thos. Toye E. A. Marcroft N. Hryborczuk

Property Transfers Reported On City Streets

H F Caldwell disposed of his house and ads on Fourth Ave. 5S WW to H Whitmore for 7500. Mrs purchased the building on Tely Ave by the N R restaurant on First Ave N W from Campbell & Co for 6000.

H. F. Caldwell Fourth Ave H. Whitmore Tely Ave N. R First Avenue N. W Campbell & Co

Dance Event At Town Hall May 28 With McMurray Orchestra

Under the auspices of the Lael heer to the G W V A the town hall hosts a dance on Friday May 28 from 8 to 12 with the McMurray orchestra.

Labor Candidate Nomination Meeting Set in Day Constituency

A meeting of the Independent Labor electors of the Day constituency will be held at the Polion hall on Friday 27 at 8:30 p.m. to nominate a candidate for the forthcoming provincial election.

Independent Labor Day Polion Hall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ramsay’s Dry Goods Lisle Copenhagen Children’s and Panama Children’s Panama Madras Paris Ivory Canvas Oxfords Goodyear The R.C. Lye Reg. Lee Special Clarks Whitmore School C. A. S. Collections We. Murray Foster Home Com Lake Notes Dauphin Boy N. Hryhorczuk Ring Robson Peptona Robson’s Rexall Drug Store Labor the Quality Store Grand View Elk Miss Willis Mgr Kingsbury Paiement International Association of Main Street Hardware and Groceries Cye rYetett Spiers Parnell
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