Provisions Align Town and Rural Municipality Pact
The proposal outlines water and sewer hookups on River Avenue for Plan 119 lots, firefighting cooperation with the adjacent rural municipality with fees covered by the rural area, rest room maintenance in Dauphin under a 12 member committee, cancellation of a $700 annual payment from rural to town, tax exemptions for town lands in rural jurisdiction as of April 28 1933 with future taxation rules, and clarifications on taxation of lands and property within the town and rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Avenue
Bowman
Dauphin
Doping suspected in Dauphin Beach dog fatalities
A stomach from one of six dogs found dead at Dauphin Beach last week has been sent to Winnipeg for analysis. Results expected soon will likely reveal the poison type used in the suspected poisoning incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Beach
Winnipeg
Dauphin Power Plant Fills Gap After Hydro Cut Off
Slatenao heated its second boiler and distributed power over a hundred miles, filling the hydro gap until 11 pm. It marked the first time this year the local load came from hydro, with power production three times the usual daytime demand. Daylight saving time also affected light consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Hydro
Slatenao
Three Boys Rewarded For Help In Recovering Watches
Three boys, after aiding in recovering watches stolen from a Main Street jewellery store, receive wrist watches engraved with their initials. Supt. H M Fowell presented the gifts, with Robi Snodgrass noting the reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Stokotelny
Robi. Snodgrass
Main Street
Supt
H. M. Fowell
R.C
Rotary Fun Carnival Adds New Games for Charity
Dauphin Rotary Club plans a 1942 Charity Fun carnival with E. J. Casey shows. New attractions include Keep Em Flying, fish pond, shoot Nazi plane, wheels, dart games, High Striker, bingo, electric games, monkey toss with a live monkey, jingle board, horse races and more. Events cater to children teens airmen and adults. a merry-go round may be added. Reserve dates now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Jenny
Tess
Carl Rasmussen Dies Overseas
Word was received Aug. 11 of the death overseas of Lieut. Carl E. Rasmussen killed during an air raid. A Winnipegosis native and Royal Military College graduate of 1939, he served at Camp Borden then went overseas in October 1941. Survived by his widow in Winnipeg, three brothers in the RCAF and CEF, and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E.ed
Winnipegosis
Carl Edward Rasmussen
Royal Military College
Kingston
Ont
Armored Fighting Vehicles Training Centre
Camp Borden
Winnipeg
Wilfred Rasmussen
R.C.A.F
Montreal
William Rasmussen
R.C.A
Debert
George
Camperville
Man
Laura
Dagmar
Hospital Ration Card Reminder To Patients
Notice on page nine states patients admitted to Dauphin General Hospital must submit their ration cards. By order of the hospital board of directors this reminder alerts the public to bring ration cards when seeking admission.
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Dauphin General Hospital
Luther King to Sing Again in Dauphin
Veteran performer Luther King and his accompanist Mrs. King return for a recital in Dauphin on September 29. Tickets will be on sale soon. The concert marks a repeat visit after last winter's appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther King
Dauphin
Agnes Pearson Appointed New Hospital Superintendent
Agnes Pearson chosen from several applicants to serve as hospital superintendent. Appointment effective September 1. She previously taught domestic science in Winnipeg schools, then moved to Dauphin as dietitian and laboratory technician about three years ago.
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Miss Pearson
Pearson
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Steps Taken To Get Extra Farm Help
The Dauphin area set up harvest registration points at the Unemployment Commission office on Burrows Avenue West. Letters from the education and agriculture departments urged high school boys to register for arduous harvest work, noting no guaranteed pay and appealing to patriotic duty. Farmers needing help should notify the local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unemployment Commission
Burrows Avenue
Dauphin
Department of Education
Department of Agriculture
Household Tragedy Ends as Ration Cards Return
In Dauphin a family faced meals without sugar tea or coffee after believing their ration cards were burned. The anxious week ended when the cards were found and returned by the grocery store, easing the household’s worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Dauphin Reserve War Games End in Field Action
Dauphin District troops under Lieut. E V Dobson practised air attack cover and assembly south of gravel pits. An attack on the pits used blank ammunition and grenades, while Med officers tended casualties at an advanced dressing station. Supper and drinks followed, troops cooling at a swimming hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eschelon
T. M. McIlwraith
Services Extend For Mail Abroad
The notice outlines extended mail options for sending parcels and air letters abroad. It specifies use of Armed Forces air letter forms only for communications with Canadian British or Allied forces, with no enclosures. It notes a rate extension for Canadian forces in Labrador and for U S destinations, limits weights to 11 pounds, and updates air mail to unoccupied China with a 75 cent four ounce rate and new addressing requirements including by C N A X L from Calcutta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces
Labrador
United States
U.S.A
China
Miami
West Africa
C.n.axl
Calcutta
Most Employees Must Fill Form TD 1 For Tax Year
The TD 1 form, due by Sept 1, is widely required for employees to file with their employer. Exemptions exist for single individuals with no dependents and no specified payments. The form covers marital status dependents and employee savings such as insurance premiums pensions and mortgage payments.
Exorbitant Rents To Be Out Here
Dauphin named by C R De Mara wartime rents administrator as a boom town near air training schools where action will cut high rents. First landlords will be interviewed to lower rents to fair levels. If that fails, committees will fix rents with local Wartime Prices and Trade board oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
C. R. DeMara
Prices and Trade Board
DeMara
Investi
Flying Officer A. James Marsh Killed on Active Service Overseas
Flying Officer A James Marsh second son of Mr and Mrs W Marsh of Dauphin was killed on active service in England on Sunday Aug 16. He had been overseas since March 31 this year. Born in Dauphin Feb 21 1916 he studied at Dauphin Collegiate Institute Manitoba University and the University of Missouri School of Journalism. He joined the RCAF in May 1941 and was attached to an RAF station in England testing radio equipment in four motor bombers. He previously edited the Dauphin Herald and set up aeronautical pages for local schools. Surviving are his parents a brother and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. James Marsh
W. §. Marsh
Dauphin
England
Marsh
Dauphin Collegiate Institute
Manitoba University
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Columbia
S.f.ts
Herald
Canada
R.C.A.F
RCAF
William K. Marsh
Helen
Rainfall totals update from Searle Grain Co
Last week rainfall was 1.97 inches bringing the season total to 10.87 inches. This period compared with last year’s 8.71 inches and the long term average of 9.10 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searle Grain Co
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Carl Rasmussen
Shinlg
W.g.wwwhite
Agnes Pearson
E. V. Dobson
Lieuts
E. D. Palmer
A. D. McKee
L. H. McDermid
Warmer
Jack Carson
George Tobias
Origine
Byron Morgen
H. Lloyd Bacon
Richard Macauley
Donald
Fontaine
Darry F. Zanuck
Beyond the Blue Horizon
Dorothy Lamour
POR Gay Theatre
FO. A. James Marsh
John Gardner
McDonald & Oliphant Hardware & Groceries
British Columbia
Rochester
Clark’s
SWIFT
BUEN
Iversily
South
North
United Stores Limited
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