Taxpayers Make Good Showing In First Payments
The Town of Dauphin, facing staff shortages and changes, reports a strong start to tax payments with more residents paying in full to gain the largest discount. Acting secretary treasurer Ray Dicks oversees duties during Fagen’s sickness absence as police staffing remains short with still no constable. City council reviews the police situation. decision postponed awaiting further guidance.
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Dauphin
Rott. Fagen
Winnipeg
Ray Dicks
Fagen
Weyburn
Coun
Solomon
New Highway Speed Limit 30 MPH for Dauphin Area
Two out of ten drivers must be told about the new 30 mph limit now in effect two weeks. Police report eight in ten drivers comply as patrols warn offenders along routes to Dauphin and nearby beach roadways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Two Air Schools
No. 10
8.F.ts
Ste. Rose Teacher Found Dead in Bush
Collin Parrot a 21 year old Rainville school teacher in the Ste. Rose district was missing for days before being found dead near the Crane river last Thursday. Authorities believe a lightning strike may be the cause. A post mortem was conducted at Ste. Rose du Lac and the body was later sent to Grandview for funeral and burial.
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Collin Parrot
Rainville School
Ste. Rose
Crane River
Ste. Rose du Lac
Grandview
Community Garage Concert Raises For Red Cross
A June 29 garage concert at the home of D. W. Blackett netted $2.76 for the Red Cross. Participants included Alene Gambie Doreen Pitcher John Blackett Melba King Betty Rusconi June Gamble Jean Bell Joan McBride Joan Blackett and Clara Nepom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Blackett
Red Cross
Alene Gambie
Doreen Pitcher
John Blackett
Melba King
Betty Rusconi
June Gamble
Jean Bell
Joan McBride
Joan Blackett
Clara Nepom
Rainfall Totals Compare to Historic Averages
Last week 0.48 inches. Total since April 15 4.74 inches. The same period in 1940 5.12 inches. Longtime average 5.16 inches. Courtesy Searle Grain Co.
RCAF To Train Teachers In Cadet Instructors Course
The Dauphin area plan aims to organize the Air Cadet League of Canada framework. Alex Katz says No 10 SFTS will host a ground instruction course for local college teachers to qualify as cadet instructors this August. Enrollment for cadets ages 15 to 16 will start soon, with details through Katz.
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Dauphin
Air Cadet League of Canada
Alex Katz
The
Herald
No. 10
S.f.ts
Katz
No Half Holiday Cancelled by Dominion Day
The Thursday July 3 half holiday is canceled as Dominion Day holiday on Tuesday earns a full workday. All town stores will stay open and post office wickets will be open all day.
Three Visitors to Park Escape Serious Injury
Three visitors to Riding Mountain National Park escaped serious injuries when their car rolled two to three times on the Clear Lake highway about six miles from the north park gate. Driver Jack R. Janowski of Toronto lost control on a slippery soft shoulder after heavy rains hindered braking. Passengers were Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Johnston of Chicago. the Johnston car owned by Mr. Johnston.
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Clear Lake Highway
North Park Gate
Riding Mountain National Park
Jack R. Janowski
Toronto
Dauphin
P. E. Johnston
Chicago
Ill
Mr. Johnston
Herald to Close Friday for Weekend Holiday
The Dauphin Herald will close Friday at 12 noon for a weekend holiday. Staff will take a junket and resume work Monday morning while regular orders are handled or postponed until they return.
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The
Herald
Dauphin Herald
Student pilot killed in Harvard trainer crash near Meadow Portage
Leading Aircraftsman Lionel Ro her 20 of No 10 Service Flying Training School died when his Harvard trainer crashed shortly after noon Saturday near Meadow Portage, while flying solo. His body was sent to Toronto for a military funeral after a service at Lodge's Funeral Home. A court of enquiry investigates the accident.
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Lionel Roher
No. 10
Service
Harvard
Meadow Portage
Winnipegosis
Lac. Roher
Bathhurst Street
Toronto
I. Isaacovitch
Coun
S. Solomon
Lodge
Caldwell Wins Victory Bond at Town Hall Playground Dance
Dr. H. L. Caldwell won a $50 Victory bond drawn at the Playground dance held Monday night in the Town hall.
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H. L. Caldwell
Town Hall
Six Teachers Appointed To Dauphin Public Schools
The Dauphin School board filled six vacancies with new teachers Miss Emily Mansell Fort Garry Miss Annie L Hills Isaballa Man Miss Margaret Warkentin Winnipeg Miss Dorothea E Jackson La Riviere Man Miss K Louise White St James and Roy Dunfield Winnipeg due to resignations of Miss Winnifred Robson Miss Inez Craig Miss Eleanor Steen George E Reid and T Bruce Little Sidney G Denham resigned as collegiate teacher and becomes Russell High School principal.
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Dauphin
Emily Mansell
Fort Garry
Annie L. Hills
Isabbella
Man
Margaret Warkentin
Winnipeg
Dorthea E. Jackson
la Riviere
K. Louise White
St. James
Roy Dunfield
Winnifred Robson
Inez Craig
Eleanor Steen
George E. Reid
T. Bruce Little
Sidney G. Denham
Mr. Denham
Russell High School
Three Dauphin Athletes Lead City Scottish Sports Day
In Winnipeg, Dauphin athletes Jim Gardner Wilbur Edwards and Carl Marter swept titles at the Scottish sports day Gardner topped juniors in the broad jump with 18'712 Edwards won the open mile in 5 minutes 9 seconds and Marter led in the 440 yard dash setting the winning pace.
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Dauphin
Winnipeg
Jim Gardner
Wilbur Edwards
Carl Marter
Gardner
Edwards
Marter
Dauphin Normal Student Wins Proficiency Prize
Bran don Normal graduate Lucy McCarty won the gold medal for proficiency in physical training at graduation exercises last Wednesday. Other graduates in the class included Miss Irene Henderson.
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Lucy McCarty
Brandon Normal School
Strathcona Trust
Dauphin
Miss McCarty
Irene Henderson
Call to Arms Public Proclamation Across Canada
A nationwide proclamation date July 3 calls eligible men to join the armed forces. Mayors and officials receive notices to read the alert in public places as Canadian army motorcycle couriers deliver the messages to towns and villages. The drive aims to bolster Canada's fighting reserves with a blend of traditional and modern notice methods.
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Canada
Dominion
Ottawa
Dauphin Pioneers Stage Annual Basket Picnic
About 200 pioneers attended the Dauphin Pioneers Association annual picnic at the agricultural grounds last Wednesday June 25. Weather was perfect and though the crowd was smaller, the day was a success. Visitors included Mr and Mrs John McCallum of Toronto formerly of Dauphin. Dr P J Beauchamp was the oldest pioneer present. Mrs Nat Bigham won a prize for longest resident in Dauphin. Don McKillop led the sports with games and races. Wilfred Maynard supervised the refreshment booth.
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Dauphin
Large Number of Officers Direct B and G 5 Operations
The large personnel of officers at No. 7 B and G 5, the biggest training school in the Commonwealth Air Training plan, lists flight-lieutenants under Wing Commander R A Cameron. Names include G O Godson H E Stewart W E Fuller S A Allan M C Staddon J C Johnston R J Clement R M Trites J S Irvin and C A Grimm. More than 190000 army mechanical transport vehicles made in Canada have been delivered and are in service.
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No. 7
Compmn
Wealth
R. A. Cameron
G. O. Godson
H. E. Stewart
W. E. Tuller
S. A. Allan
M. C Staddon
J. C. Johnston
R. J. Clement
R. M. Trites
J. S. Irvin
C. A. Grimm
Canada
Dauphin Fair Sees Growth Ahead With Week Away
As Dauphin Exhibition and Livestock show nears in three days, fair board reports rising activity at their office, with Aberdeen Angus and Short horn entries expected, plus heavy and light horse classes. Local women urged to submit needlework and cooking entries, grandstand attractions finalized, and job applications sought for police, ticket sellers, gate keepers, and midway staff.
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W. Johnston
Wapaw
Ste. Rose
Lake Manitoba
Dauphin Fair
Dauphin
Sunny shines as Anna Neagle stars at Dauphin Theatre
Help yourself to happiness with a glow up show starring Anna Neagle in Sunny at the Dauphin Theatre. The production plays Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, inviting theatregoers to enjoy a bright, uplifting evening.
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New Orleans
Anna Neagle
Jerome Mers
Dauphin Theatre
Ammunition Factory Expands to Meet Demand
The plant now produces nine types of gun ammunition at a rate of millions of rounds annually, signaling a surge in defense or domestic supply.
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Ramsden
Couns
McLean
Hutchison
Taylor
Justice
Astwood
Puchalski
War Prices and Trade Board
Courtesy
Searle Grain Co
R.C.A.F
Wabasso and Dominion Textiles
Gossard and Dominion Corset Co
George Formby
Ray Bolger
John Carroll
Edward Everett Horton
Friedanescort
Helen Westley
the Hartmans
Rosemary Lane
Tyrone Power
NEW Gay Theatre
Main Street South
Roy Rogers
Young Bill Hickok
John Shelton
Ann Rutherford
Zorro’s Fighting Legion
Madeline Carroll
Fred McMurray
Lisbon
John Litel
Ily Dawson
Hop-Along
Cassidy
Colorado
Mercury
Aha
Dauphin Pioneers
B.&g
Fair Board
McGirr & Katz
Ina Light
John Gardner
United Stores Limited
Clark’s Food
Sunkist
Adams
Drake’s
Graves
Spillett
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