War Savings Drive reorganizes Dauphin district wards
The Dauphin district seats eight tentative wards for the war savings drive with a special organizing committee naming two convenors per ward in town and rural areas. Ward assignments include W J Henderson and W M Jackson for ward one, H Dietrich and W Cruise for ward two, D D McDonald and Robt Fagen ward three, S F Dingle and J E Loadman ward four, and others. D D McDonald presided. E W Hawkins acted as secretary. rural council to cooperate. local leaders named for literature, supplies, and stamp services.
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Dauphin
Camper
W. J. Henderson
W. M Jackson
Wm. Cruise
H. Dietrich
South East
A. Katz
J. ®. mcFadden
D. D. McDonald
Robt. Fagen
North West
S. F. Dingle
J. E. Loadman
J. E. Ramsden
Mr. McDonald
Eyg
E. W. Hawkins
J. H. Conner
E. F. Troendle
R. Fagen
8. F. Dingte
Housing Crisis Grows in Dauphin as Demand Surges
The Herald reports a critical and rising housing shortage in Dauphin with almost no available houses or suites. Air force officers and families are expected, prompting calls to open private rooms temporarily while hotels plan day to day rentals. No building permits have been issued yet though some suites may be added in a business block.
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Dauphin
the Herald
Air Force
Dauphin District Implement Co operative formed in Manitoba
A farm implement cooperative named the Dauphin District Implement Co operative association Ltd has been organized in the Dauphin district with 100 000 shares one dollar each. Directors include J T Taylor Jas Anderson H Armstrong J A McKillop C R Durston W T Volkers and M F Szewczyk. Vincent Poloway is district organizer and C H Burnell aids province wide organizing. The district covers Ethelbert Hillsburg Shellmouth Boulton Gilbert Plains McCreary Dauphin Grandview Lawrence Ochre River Ste Rose Glenella Shell River and Mossey River.
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Dauphin Ditrict Implement Cooperative Association, Ltd
The
Prairies
Manitoba
Canadian Co-Operative Implements, Ltd
Dauphin
Oddfellows’ Hall
Association
J. T. Taylor
Jas. Anderson
H. Armstrong
J. A. McKillop
C. R. Durston
W. T. Volkers
Reeve M. F. Szewczyk
Valley River
Vincent Polloway
C. H. Burnell
Winnipeg
Manitoba Pool Elevators Ltd
Dauphin District
B. F. Boughen
Vincent Poloway
Manitoba of Canadian Cooperative Implements Ltd
Dauphin District Association
Ethelbert
Hillsburg
Shellmouth
Boulton
Gilbert Plains
McCreary
Grandview
Lawrence
Ochre River
Ste. Rose
Glenella
Shell River
Mossey River
Dauphin School Board Reports $5,000 Budget Decrease
The Dauphin School board reduced the 1941 education budget by $5,000 after retiring one debenture issue. Salary increases for collegiate staff take effect Sept 1 1941, with raises also for lower public school brackets. Miss M Clay resignation Feb 28. R F Hunter leave of absence referred. Board to advertise for a high school science teacher and a women’s public school teacher. Auditor's report ordered published. six teachers off sick. January substitute list very large.
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Dauphin School Board
M. Clay
R. F. Hunter
Hunter
Dauphin Reaches 26000 in War Savings Since 1940
Dauphin has sold 26000 dollars in war savings certificates and stamps since 1940 to local citizens and users of area banks and post offices. The prior 2000 figure referenced the post office alone and excludes deductions for government employees and outside firms. Manitoba aims for 6240000 yearly in war savings, with Dauphin district among the province’s largest communities outside Winnipeg.
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Dauphin
Herald
C.N.R
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Collegiate Mikado Delights Capacity Audiences
The Dauphin Collegiate Literary Society staged Gilbert and Sullivan’s Mikado before capacity crowds in the collegiate auditorium last Thursday and Friday. Highlights included Bill McNabb as Ko Ko Jack Haddrell Pooh Bah and Helen Eastman Katisha delivering polished performances. The trio Ko Ko Pooh Bah and Pish Tush and the chorus earned strong praise for timing and accuracy under Miss E Cadman’s music direction.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Collegiate Literary Society
D.C.I
Bill McNabb
KoKo
Jack Haddrell
Helen Eastman
Katisha
E. Cadman
Pooh Bah
Douglas Bruce
Bill
Juvenile hockey clash set with St Boniface team
Dauphin fans will see the St Boniface juniors face the Dauphin juniors in two Winnipeg league games this weekend at the Olympic rink. St Boniface tied Ranger juniors 2 2 in Winnipeg last Friday, as Dauphin seeks to repeat earlier near wins with improved lines and defense.
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Dauphin
St. Boniface
Winnipeg
Ranger
Ranger-Dauphin
Davie
Ray Allard
Ted Miles
Pinkie
Examinations Conclude First Aid Training Class
Examinations were held Tuesday Jan 28 in the G W V A hall to close St John Ambulance first aid training. Fourteen from Dauphin and district took the oral and practical test given by Drs R E Dicks and M Potoski. Successful were Mrs V A Haddrell Mrs L Boughen Mrs D Arcy Bell Mrs Robin McEwen Miss Laura McKay Miss Helen Marsh Miss Edith Robson Miss Margaret Justice Donalda MacDonald Anneke Volkers Evelyn Strang Lilia Warmian Louis Boroditsky.
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G.W.V.A. Hall
St. John Ambulance
Dauphin
R. E. Dicks
M. Potoski
V. A. Haddrell
L. Boughen
D’arcy Bell
Robin McEwen
Laura McKay
Helen Marsh
Edith Robson
Margaret Justice
Donalda McDonald
Anneke Volkers
Evelyn Strang
Lilia Warmian
Louis Boroditsky
Library Furnishings Sought for Dauphin Air Schools
Legion War Services Inc. seeks furniture, pictures, drapes and 1200 to 1600 books to equip a library and reading lounge at Dauphin air schools. Donations can be arranged via Rev. H. E. Bridgett or A. J. Middleditch. A library committee will organize with local clubs and the Dauphin Public Library.
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Dhes
Legion War Services Inc
Dauphin
H. E. Bridgett
A. J. Middleditch
Bridgett
R.C.A.F
Dauphin Public Library
Auxiliary Service
Legion War Services
Dance for R.C.A.F. officers and Dauphin nurses in Dauphin
Thirty five R.C.A.F. personnel and 24 Dauphin General hospital nurses joined Elks hosts for a Wednesday evening dance. About 110 attendees heard Flight Lieutenant C. L. Stark praise the event as the best yet spent by the airmen in Dauphin.
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R.C.A.F
B.P.O. Elks
Dauphin General Hospital
C. L. Stark
O.C
No. 10
S.F.T. S
Dauphin
Preparation for Opening School at No 10 SFTS
Carloads of equipment pour into No 10 Service Flying Training School as the Royal Canadian Air Force hastens to open the school this month. A temporary receiving depot fills half a hangar with packing cases and crates while living quarters and mess hall supplies are staged.
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Equipmet
No. 10
Service
Royal Canadian Air Force
R.c.as
N. Fairs
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