Convicted Robber Ring Sentenced in Dauphin Court
Police Magistrate Littie convicted eight of ten men in the Roblin Gilbert Plains gang case on charges of breaking and entering receiving stolen goods and auto theft. John Sadoway gets three years at Stony Mountain. others receive prison terms or fines. leader Bill Gorda to face jury trial September 28.
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Littie
Roblin
Gilbert Plains
Dauphin
Bill Gorda
John Polenko
John Sadoway
Stony Mountain Penitentiary
Dauphin Provincial
Ted Gordia
Alec Titian
Bill Sadoway
Eli Lupesco
Victor Graf
Jim Polenko
Fred Gorda
Parks Board to Operate Skating Arena Again
Dauphin Parks Board will run the municipal skating and hockey arena for the 1934 35 season. The decision followed a council request noting a near one thousand dollar surplus, solid management and broad facilities for adults and children. Roy M Watt named rink operations secretary with a full executive and committee lineup. Hugh McAllister returns as caretaker with Gar Leech as assistant caretaker and ticket taker.
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Parks Board
Roy M. Watt
Geo. A. Jackson
John Puchalski
Hugh McAllister
Gar Leech
Train Service Change Between Winnipegosis and Dauphin
Announcement by Os borne Scott of the Canadian National Railways informs a September 30 change in service between Winnipegosis and Dauphin. Train 228 departs Winnipegosis at 12.60 noon on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and arrives Dauphin at 2.45 p.m. same day. No change applies to the Dauphin to Winnipegosis leg or to the Dauphin to Borketon schedule.
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Osborne Scott
Canadian National Railways
Winnipeg
Winnipegosis
Dauphin
Borketon
Lady Golfers Present Prizes At Yearend Banquet
The Dauphin Country Club ladies closed their season with a banquet at the Brierly Hotel honoring prize winners. Miss Helen Bowman claimed the open championship trophy for the third year, and Mrs. Dr. Rogers won the handicap Robson Cup. Prizes of golf balls went to semi finalists and several members received awards from the draw and women’s section chairs.
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Dauphin Country Club
Brierly
Helen Bowman
Dr. Rogers
Peebles
Bowman
Robson
Liberals Take Four Seats In Ontario By-Elections
Four Liberals won seats in Ontario by-elections Monday, with two gains from Conservatives in Frontenac Addington and York North and two in Elgin West and Kenora Rainy River, old Liberal seats vacated for the new cabinet. Conservative Thomas L. Church took Toronto East, the lone Tory victory. Dr. William Spankie’s position not completed in readable text.
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House of Commons
Ontario
Liberal
W. L. Mackenzie King
Frontenac-Addington
York North
Elgin West
Kenora- Rainy River
Thomas L. Church
Toronto
Church
Toronto East
R. B. Bennett
Carload of Vegetables Wanted for Dry Area
D. D. McDonald John Conner Wm Voss and Geo Jackson formed a committee at the Rotary Club to organize collecting a carload of vegetables for drought stricken areas in the southern province. Residents are urged to donate and contact any committee member.
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D. D. McDonald
John Conner
Wm. Voss
Geo. Jackson
Rotary Club
Death Claims Mrs. Cordelia Clyde Man Pioneer
Mrs. Cordelia Clyde aged 79 died at her Manitoba home after a long life as a pioneer. She and husband Isaac Clyde arrived in 1881 and homesteaded across multiple towns before settling in Dauphin, where she resided 28 years. Survived by 2 sons 7 daughters 29 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Funeral was held at daughter J A Gorby’s home Rev. G D Robinson officiating with interment Riverside Cemetery.
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Manitoba
Isaac Clyde
Winnipeg
Beulah
Covell
Thamesville
Ontario
Virden
Minitonas
Clyde
Hudson Bay Junction
Dauphin
James
A. V. Clyde
Kamsack
R. A. Craven
Kamloops
B.C
John McLean
J. L. Ogden
William Crawford
J. A. Gorby
Edward McAlonen
Toronto
B. H. Purcell
Regina
G. D. Robinson
Riverside Cemetery
Robin Fagen
Harold
Fisherman Peter Borg Fiord Drowns Off Winnipeg Beach
A 30 year old fisherman from Winnipeg Beach, Peter Borg Fiord, drowned off the beach while fishing. Heavy rubber boots filled with water hindered him as he worked. The tragedy occurred during an active fishing session.
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Peter Borgfiord
Winnipeg
Confusion of School Issues Condemned at Meeting
Town and country teachers held their first federation meeting at the tourist camp. Mr G M Churchill reported on the Toronto conference of the Canadian Teachers Federation and announced an aggressive future policy including a Vancouver based research bureau and a Winnipeg publicity committee. He criticized confusion over Manitoba school finance issues and noted past trustees’ reports as cited in the Free Press.
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Bureau of Research
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Churchill
Manitoba
Trustees’ Association
Free Press
St. Anne
St. Pierre
Stanbridge
Standbridge
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