Presentation to Jim Ball in Dauphin honors 1927 athlete
Citizens of Dauphin gather at Town Hall to honor Jim Ball for winning the 440 yards Canadian Championship. Mayor Skinner and local officials present a gold purse. a formal address lauds Ball and his ethical amateur sport, hoping for Olympic success in Europe.
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Dauphin
Jim Ball
Canada
Skinser
Ehall
J. BR. Gunne
Medical Association
Hugh M. Lyon
Hall
James Ball
Toronto
Europe
J. W. Skinner
A. A. Brewer
J. M. Bateman
A. A. Hoy
J. T. Taylor
W. E. Robson
A. Bennett
D. D. McDonald
W. D. King
J. W. Johnston
Manitoba
Local Sporting Arena Charley Murray Wins Brierley Cup
The Country Club president Charley Murray wins the Brierley Cup after a strong showing by Eliske in his first year. John Gardner reached the semi finals before losing to Murray as Hobberlin Cup open championship matches are set for Sept 24 and 25 with several ladies’ matches listed and draws urging prompt scheduling.
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Chas. Murray
Eliske
John Gardner
Curtis
Geo. Nagle
Charley Murray
John
Easterbrook
C. Murray
D Kitney
H. BE. Fox
J. Gardner
Births at Dauphin and area announced
Three births reported from Dauphin General Hospital. A daughter born Sept 17 to Mr and Mrs Percy Bawdon. another daughter Sept 16 to Mr and Mrs H E Welland of Ochre River. a third daughter Sept 20 to Mr and Mrs W J Johnston of Gilbert Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawdon
Dauphin
Percy Bawdon
North Wins Salter-Arnold Handicap Final By One Hole
On a windy course H A N North defeated John Gardner by one hole to claim the Salter-Arnold Handicap championship and top the Dauphin Country Club’s two major events. Gardner had trailed four down at one point but fought back to be one down on 17, finally halving the hole and losing by one. Gardner appears in two finals this year for Dauphin clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. N. North
John Gardner
North
Dauphin Country Club
Gardner
Dauphin
Town Council Accepts Bid for Griffin Property on 1st Avenue
The Town Council met last Thursday with little on the agenda. The sole tender was Mrs. L. Hoy’s bid of 500 dollars for the Griffin blacksmith property on 1st Avenue SW, which was accepted after a motion to authorize the sale. The meeting adjourned.
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Griffin
1St Avenue
S.W
D D E Dance Primped Ward Support in Dauphin Hospital
The La Verendrye Chapter LO D E held a dance at Town Hall under Mrs D Kells convenership. The chapter offered to equip a Ward in the new Dauphin Hospital and to supply its future needs with public cooperation.
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la Verendrye
Lo.d.e
D. Kells
Dauphin Hospital
Jews Begin New Year 5688 Celebrations Worldwide
Monday evening marks the start of the Jewish New Year 5688, a 48 hour festival. Jewish businesses will close on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, September 27 and 28.
Ste. Rose Pupils Send Compliment to Belgian School
Ste. Rose students prepared two books for the Mackenzie school in Canada after its fire. The senior book is an embroidered white satin volume with essays, poetry, and illustrations, winning first prize at the National Exhibition in Toronto. The junior book covers local geography, literature, art, history, birds, letters, and sports. Both are sent to the Belgian recipients, aiming to mirror the lost original.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Mackenzie School
Red Cross
Ste. Rose
Ste Rose du Lac
Toronto
Sifton Imports Pure Bred Ewes From Neepawa Shipment
A carload of pure bred Shropshire ewes arrived at Sifton from Neepawa for district distribution. The Manitoba country north of Dauphin shows rapid growth in sheep and poultry farming as farmers diversify beyond grain. The consignors include M. Manziuk J Boxuski P Sawezyn J Gniazdoski W J Perepehuk N Nakonechny P Shumka A Prokopchuk and J Gerrie.
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Sifton
Neepawa
Dauphin
M. Manziuk
J. Boxuski
P. Sawezyn
J. G. Gniazdoski
W. J. Perepehuk
N. Nakonechny
P. Shumka
A. Prokopchuk
and J. Gerrie
Fires Report Two House Blazes In Gilbert Plains Area
Sunday fire at W Pocklington residence caused joist damage with no loss while neighbors saw smoke as the family was away. Tuesday night flames at Mrs Us on Main Street South damaged the porch and spread between studs and joists before being contained. Building owned by J Brownlee of Gilbert Plains is insured. contents loss about 75 dollars not insured.
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W. Pocklington
J. Brownlee
Gilbert Plains
Lieut Stuart Widmeyer Benefit at Dauphin Theatre
A benefit performance for Lieut Stuart Widmeyer is scheduled at the Dauphin Theatre Monday next week featuring The Flag Lieutenant, a British Navy story, with a special musical program as an added attraction.
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Stuart Widmeyer
Dauphin Theatre
Stormy Opening of Duck Season Hits Hunters
The opening of duck season brought chaos as a strong gale swept lake country. The Harrington Walker Robson Bowman Stevenson party faced engine failure and boats swamping while others rode out squalls by marshes. Several hunters endured exposure. some moved to marshes and shorter crossings. A Winnipegosis group endured a gale offshore near Long Island before a safe return.
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Eir
Harrington
Walker
Robson
Bowman
Stevenson
Wilson River
Dauphin Beach
Iredale
Norma Rae
Dublin Bay
H. L. Stein
Walter Gniazdoski
Sifton
Messrs
Reid
Kennedy
Lake
Winnipegosis
Archie
Bert Hoy
Marsh
McLachlin
Long Island
Swift Canadian staff stage town hall dance for hospital fund
A Dauphin town hall dance organized by Swift Canadian plant employees drew about 450 guests from Dauphin and nearby communities to support the new hospital. The event featured the Dauphinalian Orchestra, a novelty band, concessions by the Woman's Hospital Aid, and a guessing contest with Swift ham and bacon prizes. Proceeds approached $100 for the hospital, with plans for similar future fundraisers.
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Swift Canadian
Dauphin
Sifton
Ste. Rose
Grandview
Gilbert Plains
Makinak
Ochre River
Dauphinalian Orchestra
Swift
Allard
Chute
Howard Cross
Gareons
B Y P U Elects Fall Officers At Pitt
The B Y P U at Pitt reorganized for fall and winter activities electing Sidney Batty as President Rex Malthouse as Vice President Doris Keller as Recording Secretary Reg Cummings as Corresponding Secretary Viola Smith as Treasurer Stella Hillman as Bible Reader Leader Doris Barker as Chorister and Pianist Josephine Shobbrook as Assistant and Mr and Mrs O E Broughton as Group Captains The group aims to train youth for efficient church membership and upholds the motto We study that we may serve.
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Pitt
B.Y.P.U
Sidney Batty
Rex Malthouse
Rec
Doris Keller
Cor
Reg. Cummings
Viola Smith
Bible Reader
Stella Hillman
Doris Barker
Josephine Shobbrook
O. E. Broughton
Forestry to add Strathclair trail to good roads system
The Forestry department in Dauphin plans to include the Strathclair trail in its good roads network this fall. They are re-grading and gravelling it, aiming to complete the graveling in spring next year. About forty miles of Roads on Riding Mountain Reserve are currently graded for automobiles and financed by the forestry department.
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Forestry Department
Dauphin
Strathclair
Riding Mountain
Safety notice on furnace pipes and chimneys
To the Citizens of Dauphin warning about colder weather and fire risk. Inspect and replace unsafe furnace pipes and worn chimneys to prevent disaster. E. C. Batty, Chief Fire Dept. urges preventive maintenance and proper tinsmith repairs to avoid fire loss.
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Dauphin
E. C. Batty
Fire Dept
Hospital Notes From Ste. Rose du Lac and Nearby
G M McGuire of Ste Rose du Lac received surgery by Dr Gunne this week. Jas Anderson from Flin Flon mine was hospitalized for a few days. Mrs Melvin Watson of Roblin had an appendix removed on Sunday. Mrs Kathleen Butt of Togo is receiving treatment in hospital this week. Mrs B Balabas of Winnipegosis is listed as a patient undergoing surgical treatment.
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G. M. McGuire
Ste. Rose du Lac
Gunne
Jas. Anderson
Flin Flon
Melvin Watson
Roblin
Kathleen Butt
Togo
B. Balabas
Winnipegosis
Trustees Confer With Teachers in Town Meeting
On Friday evening September 16 the board of school trustees met with the school principals and teachers in the Hamilton hotel dining room. Dr H E Beweil chaired as Inspector Stevenson and principals Henderson and Haines spoke on school work while J N McFadden and H N Macneill contributed. Music by Miss Cochrane Mrs G M Churchill and Miss Dorothy Bewell followed by a buffet luncheon.
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Board of
Hamilton Hotel
H. E. Beweil
Stevenson
Henderson and Haines
J. N. McFadden
H. N. Macneill
Elks Open New Lodge Room in Dauphin
Dauphin Elks No. 57 held the first regular meeting in their new Sutherland-Stelck block lodge rooms. President FE R. Vice Jackson presided. Jim Ball, Canadian 440 yard champion, honored with a banquet and a gift cheque from the society. Ball thanked the Elks for supporting his Olympic trials bid. Walter Brierley chaired the post meeting program with singing and solos by Marshall Neal.
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B.P.O. Elks No. 57
Dauphin
Sutherland-Stelck
FE. R
Jackson
Walter Brierley
Jim Ball
T He Elks
G. H. Palmer
Ball
Dauphin Elks
Marshall Neal
Clergy Delegation Attends Swan River Presbytery
Rev. F. C. Middleton Rev. H. M. Lyon Messrs. F. T. Wright and A. Oliphant traveled by train on Monday to Swan River to attend the United Church Presbytery proceedings.
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F. C. Middleton
H. M. Lyon
Messrs
F. T. Wright
A. Oliphant
Swan River
United Church Presbytery
Dauphin Boys' Band Organized
The Dauphin Rotary Club organized the Dauphin Boys' Band at a town hall meeting. Officers include James Campbell president, F C Bishop vice president, F E Simpson secretary treasurer, with a six member executive. First instruction set for Monday Sept 19.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Boys
Jas. A. Campbell
Rotary Club
F. C. Bishop
F. E Simpson
Orland Farrell
Billy Cox
Jack Craig
Carl Forster
Bert Penman
D. Cameron
0. McMurray
A. La'ontaine
S McLean
P. McLean
Gordon Crowe
L. Stelck
E. Smith
J. Douglas
H. Artibese
C. Weir
C. la Fleur
A. Clarke
E. Weaver
J. Strachan
B. Malcolm
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Dauphin Community Golf
Mis. Brinkman
Neal
Steick
Miss McDowell
Solomon
Steen
Saville
Edgar
Pocklington
Darlington
Pocklington Cup
Stelck
D.D.E
Alexandra Rebekah
Grace United Church
Rev
Fred C. Middleton
Jos. B. Marsh
Elizabeth Marsh
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Lord
P.m
Jesus Christ
God
James Thomson
John Kostenuk
H. W. Hopwood, Limited
T Grandview
Strathclair Trail
St. James United Church
Hugh McKay Lyon
M.A
Jesus
Bruce Barton
ELKS
First Baptist Church
Oliver Broughton
Confederation
Wilfrid Pocklington
Northern Insurance Service
British Columbia
Washington
Bartlett
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