Dauphin Police Convictions Rise in 1940 Report
Dauphin police reported 193 convictions from 198 cases in 1940, with most defendants found guilty. Vehicle crashes numbered 142. only 18 exceed $200 damage, mostly under $100. Complaints totaled 691. 57 missing persons located. 39 autos stolen, all recovered. 78 bicycles, 77 returned. Dog control, licenses, and new measures for traffic safety and relief discussed.
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Jas. Anderson
Hockey
Dauphin
Ramsden
Tomlinson Contraction Company
Pentecostal Church
First Avenue
M. G. Peebles
Solomon
Lepper
Legion Officials Draft Libraries for Airport Schools
Legion War Services Supervisor Orton Dowd and Jas Cameron from the Legion educational system visited Dauphin to start plans for library facilities at two air schools. A library committee will collect 600 to 800 books for each field with cooperation from the Dauphin Public Library directors. A meeting date is to be announced and service clubs invited to join.
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Dauphin
Orton
Dowd
Legion War Services
M.D
Jas. Cameron
Legion
The
Dauphin Public Library
Christmas Observed Jan 7 by Dauphin Ukrainians
Ukrainian residents in Dauphin and district observed Christmas on January 7 in line with the Julian calendar. Churches held special services and a December 5 concert featured carols hymns and a two-act play. Santa distributed gifts to children after the show. Midnight mass took place on Christmas Eve led by Rev. Fr. Syrnyk with regional services by other clergy.
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Dauphin
D. F. Stratychuk
M. Karpiak
Santa Claus
M. Syrnyk
Firman
Red Cross Benefit Show at Dauphin Theatre
A Red Cross benefit event titled Sixty Glorious Years will take the stage at the Dauphin Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 21 and 22. A Technicolor feature film starring Anna Neagle about Queen Victoria and the rise of the British Empire will be shown.
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Red Cross
Dauphin Theatre
Anna Neagle
Anton Walbrook
C. Aubrey Smith
Fire damages truck box. four thousand pounds turkey partly incinerated
The box of a truck owned by Phil Knipple of Melville Dauphin was damaged by fire Monday evening five miles east of Dauphin on No 5 highway. Four thousand pounds of turkey were partly incinerated and the cause remains undetermined, though spontaneous combustion of confined gases is suspected.
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Phil Knipple
Melville-Dauphin
Dauphin
No. 5
McCormack Named Life Governor of Dauphin General Hospital
W. R. McCormack was made a life governor at a Dauphin General Hospital board meeting held Monday night. He has served on the board for twenty years.
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W. R. McCormack
The
Dauphin General Hospital
Mr. McCormack
Council hears safety concerns over woodpile near home
A resident told the council that a woodpile was stacked 15 to 20 feet from her door, posing a safety risk. The matter was referred to the committee with Mayor Ramsden and eight councillors present: Taylor, Lepper, Justice, Hutchison, pa Puchalski, Meg en, Kadiebank, and R. W. Dicks.
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Tee
Ramsden
Taylor, Lepper
Justice
Hutchison
Pa Puchalski
Megen
Kadiebank R. W. Dicks
Juvenile Rivals Clash Again In Weekend Games
Ranger juveniles champions from last year face Dauphin juveniles in Dauphin this Friday and Saturday. The teams drew 3 3 in the last meeting, in a fast game at the Dauphin Skating arena. Dauphin benches two players for a while and reshuffles its lines.
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Ranger
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Rangers
Open Letter Warns Dauphin Hockey Faces Disbanding
Dauphin Hockey Association warns that low public attendance threatens its future as it appeals for support to host the Winnipeg Rangers for two exhibition games. The executive cites high costs and limited receipts, thanking regular supporters while urging broader citizen backing to avoid disbanding.
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Dauphin Hockey Association
Dauphin
Manitoba
Juvenil Rangers
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Rangers
Dauphin Hockey Ass'n
Lions to Hear Safety Talk From Labor Official
Trevor Davis of the Department of Labor accident prevention branch will address Dauphin Lions and school safety patrols on January 20 about accident prevention and safety work.
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Trevor Davis
Department of Labor
Dauphin
Dauphin to likely hold summer fair this year
Dauphin Agricultural Society expects a summer fair if satisfactory arrangements can be made for attractions. President W. D. Strang was authorized at a Western Canada association meeting to buy grandstand attractions up to 1800 dollars. Government grants are undecided, but a third of the prize list is proposed for C fairs and the B class grant is expected to be higher.
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Dauphin Agricultural Society
Dauphin
W. D. Strang
Western Canada Association
Jane
Strang
War Savings Draw By Dauphin Merchants Group
Dauphin Commercial Travellers association plans a draw for 50 in war savings certificates to aid the Lord Mayor's fund. A dance may accompany the event, date to be announced. Subscriptions to the fund have been only fair. Robt Fa gen, town secretary treasurer, reports.
Bible Society Nets $105.35 Canvass
The British and Foreign Bible Society Dauphin branch reports a canvass raising 105.35 dollars. Gavin Craig serves as secretary and presents the total.
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Bible Society
British and Foreign Bible Society
Dauphin
Gavin Craig
Rural Council Names Committees At First Meeting
Rural Municipali ty of Dauphin held the first meeting January 7 and 8 naming committees. Five guardians for 1941 were appointed including Strang as chief and Carmichael Carruthers Scott Lelyk Puliak Luliaznyk. By laws altered polling ward one and related measures were approved.
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Dauphin
Ganczar
Durston
Boles
Szewczyk
Sawczyn
Sawcezyn
Slyzuk
McKillop
Sawezyn
J. A. Gorby
Children’s Aid Society
James Carmichael
Walter Carruthers
Walter Scott
Metro Lelyk
W. D. Strang
N. Ryz
Peter Puliak
Mike Luliaznyk
Boy Loses Sight Of Right Eye In Farm Mishap
Charlie Lacey 15 of Fork River lost sight in his right eye Monday when a pitchfork he carried was kicked by an unruly colt. He was taken to Dauphin General Hospital for an operation and was reported in good condition Tuesday. He was moving the colt aside on his uncle William Mullen’s farm in the Mowat district near Fork River.
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Charlie Lacey
Grace Lacey
Fork River
Dauphin General Hospital
Young Lacey
Wm. Mullen
Mowat
Portage la Prairie preacher to speak at Burns Birthday Banquet
Rev. G. W. Abernethy of Portage la Prairie will be guest speaker at a St. Andrew's society banquet honoring Robert Burns birthday. The event is set for Friday evening January 24.
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G. W. Abernethy
Portage la Priarie
Canada
St. Andrew’s Society
Robert Burns
Official Opening Of Service School Fixed For Mar 3
The No 10 Service Flying Training School south announces March 3 as the official opening date. Heating is complete, sewage disposal plans proceed, tenders closed, and a self contained system will be used. Ottawa reports an additional No 10 S E T school will arrive in February to organize staff and install equipment. The O C may be wing commander ranked.
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No. 10 Service Flying Training — School South
The
Herald
Ally
Ottawa
W. J. Ward
M.P
S.E.T
O.C
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