School Board Appoints Three New Trustees and Sets Winter Terms
Miss Evelyn Strang reports three vacancies filled by Ellen Bird from Dauphin Marion Del mage from Brandon staff and Constance Tricker of Bowsman. Trustees present include Thos Walker and eight others with H Izon and Wm Cruise named for rural seats. J O Young granted three months leave for health. Cadet leaders may add an hour to weekly timetable. Christmas recess begins Dec 23 with Jan 4 resume.
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Evelyn Strang
Ellen Bird
Dauphin
Marion Delmage
Brandon School
Constance Tricker
Bowsman
Thos. Walker
Bruce
McNeely
Smith
Sumpter
Izon
Robertson
Hunt
H. Izon
Wm. Cruise
J. O. Young
Mayo pleads guilty to wartime rent increase charge
E. J. Mayo pleaded guilty in local police court to unlawfully increasing rent under wartime lease regulations. He was fined $25 and costs of $4.75.
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E. J. Mayo
Winter Sports Begin As Skating Opens Tonight
The curling rink opened for regular club play on Monday and the skating arena will officially open tonight at 7 30 p m. The first band performs at 8 p m with season tickets sold at the arena office from 2 to 5 p m Thursday. Alex Katz, rink committee chairman, says music will be provided via the public address system as in prior years.
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Jack Frost
Alex Katz
the Herald
Winnipeg Dauphin Day Train Adds New Section
The Winnipeg Dauphin day train will run in two sections to boost capacity. The regular train departs Winnipeg at 11 20 a.m. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays via Neepawa arriving Dauphin 6 35 p.m. The second section leaves Winnipeg 12 45 p.m. same days via Gladstone arriving 6 45 p.m. The return service via Neepawa leaves Dauphin 6 15 a.m. Tuesdays and Saturdays. the second section departs 8 35 a.m. via Gladstone.
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Winnipeg
Dauphin
W. E. Dobbs
Canadian National Railways
Neepawa
Gladstone
the Pas
Flin Flon
Dauphin Oceeeuns
Birthday greetings for Dr Beauchamp born in Bristol
Birthday congratulations note for Dr. P. J. Beauchamp born December 9 1846 in Bristol England. Sailed to Canada five years later settling in Winnipeg in 1878 and Dauphin in 1886 where a home stood in the Dauphin district.
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P. J. Beauchamp
Bristol
England
Canada
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Early Christmas Mailing Emphasized As Patriotic Duty
The Base Office urges early mailing to prevent postal overload this Christmas season. Post local mail by Dec 26 and aim for Dec 20 for local delivery. out of town mail requires extra time. Staff shortages and rail space limits complicate handling. high school students may help to meet demand. Citizens are urged to cooperate and mail early to avoid delays.
Prices Reductions Now Effective For Tea Coffee Oranges
The War Time Prices and Trade Board ordered price reductions on tea coffee and oranges to offset higher living costs. Tea drops 10 cents per pound and coffee four cents below ceilings with effect Monday. oranges vary by size but average savings of seven to ten cents per dozen for medium fruit. Milk prices should fall within two weeks with a two cent per quart cut. Subsidies and duties removals total about 40 million dollars annually, benefiting consumers while producers and dealers face no change.
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May
Gore Pas
Soee
Warttime Prices and Trade Board
Donald Gordon
W.P.T.B
Mr. Gordon
Lisley
Curling Season Opens With New Dues Plan
The Dauphin curling club opened the 1942 43 season with four ice sheets and a new dues structure. Members pay 1 dollar, 25 cents per game, and 2 dollars for the annual bon spiel. Rinks’ skips collect fees and log results in a journal for rink waiting rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
S.F.T.S
Ladies’ Curling Club
Dauphin Curling Club
Local renter violator fined by magistrate this week
Matt Syrnyk of Keld pleaded guilty before Magistrate Thomas Little to a violation of rental regulations. He was fined 25 dollars and ordered to pay costs totaling 7.60 dollars.
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Matt Syrnyk
Keld
Thos. Little
Local Stores Plan Boxing Day Closure Through Dec 27
The Herald reports local storekeepers will close all day Saturday December 26 for Boxing Day. Stores will remain shut December 25 26 and 27, creating a three day holiday weekend. Shoppers are advised to stock up on nine square meals.
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the Herald
School War Savings Drive At Public Schools
A sale of war savings stamps has been carried on in the public schools from Grade 1 to Grade 8. During the fall term an average of 215 dollars worth of stamps was sold each month in the three schools, showing strong interest from teachers and pupils in promoting war savings.
Public Urged To Avoid Pleasure Trips During Christmas Travel
Officials urge the public to refrain from rail travel on December 21 to 23 and December 28 to 30 to keep burdens on military leaves manageable. Railroads warn of heavy war material shipments and stress coordinated scheduling to prevent delays during the holidays.
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Lockwood
Warning to Lake Skaters Over Bombing Range
The Herald reports police warn the public against skating on Lake Dauphin within the danger zone near the bombing school. The area marked on the post office map includes Dauphin beach and is closed to protect safety and bombing practice.
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the Herald
Lake Dauphin
Post Office Bulletin Board
Dauphin Beach
Northern Manitoba Form Intermediate Hockey League Established
Dauphin hockey fans can expect an intermediate league this winter as a three team league forms from No 10 SFT No 7 B&G S and the Fort Garry Horse. An executive with honorary presidents and officers is set to run the league with club representatives named from each unit.
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Northern Manitoba Services
Dauphin
No. 10
Sf.ts
E. V. Dobson
Fort Garry Horse
Lieut. S. Way
RCAF
E. Jones
B.&gs
FO. Cc
F. O’keefe
PO. E Gordon
S.F.T
Air Force
Dominion fats and bones salvage drive launched this week
A nationwide campaign invites Canadian housewives to gather all fats and bones for delivery to meat dealers this week. The program aims to recycle kitchen waste into usable animal feed or other products through local dealers nationwide.
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Wabasso
O.V
Winnipeg-Dauphin
Armed Services
the Store OF Service
S and Russell
George Tobias Allyn Joslyn
Brian Janet Aherwe
Blair
The
Mattese
Mary Astor
Svonry Greenstreet
Morocco
Bob Hope
Dorothy Lamour
Bing Crosby
John Gardner
British Columbia
D‘anjou
Clark’s Products
Sienvedtion
United Stores Limited
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