Huge Victory Loan Drive Parade and Rally in Dauphin
A Sunday Victory loan event drew 600 uniformed participants in Dauphin with a parade by Veterans' Guard airmen Fort Garry Horse cadets and RCMP units. A theatre rally featured John H. Conner and Hon. J. L. Bowman urging investment to reach the $105,000 district goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Victory Loan
R.C.M P
F. H. Bebb
Veterans’ Guard
David Justice
Sqdn
C. F. Herrington
C. L. Stark
Fort Garry Horse
Jas. Wynes
Manitoba
Dauphin Theatre
John H. Conner
Churchill
J. L. Bowman
K.C
Winston Churchill
L. Yellowlees
No. 10
S.f.ts
Fowell
Bridgett
A. H. Cameron
Robi. Hawkins
M.L.A
D. K. Burns
Jackson
Saunderson
Wilson
Bowman
Al Dauphin's Summer Fair at Dauphin Exhibition
The Wallace Brothers present Al Dauphin's summer show at the Dauphin Exhibition on July 10 11 and 12 1941 featuring the world's most stared at man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Wallace Bros
Highway Body Plans Dust Abatement On No 10 Route
The No 10 Highway association met at Wasagaming on May 24 to push dust nuisance abatement on the Dauphin to park north entrance highway. Delegates from all towns discussed amalgamation with Western Manitoba boards of trade, with a vote to be decided at Virden on June 19. Officers will continue duties pending approval and a dinner followed with regional speakers.
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Dauphin
No. 10 Highway Association
Wasagamung
Wm. Vossing
R. G. Taylor
Swan River
R. B. Munro
Western Manitoba Boards of Trade
Virden
Highway Association
Western Manitoba
Wasagaming Board of Trade
Idylwilde
Recruiting Party To Be in Dauphin Wednesday
A Canadian Active army recruiting party with medical staff and full equipment will be in Dauphin on Wednesday June 11 to enlist 3400 men from Military District 10 by June 30. Four mobile units will cover Manitoba towns including McCreary Winnipegosis and Ethelbert with offices open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The units can enlist men into all army branches and will follow mechanized columns from Shilo and Fort Osborne.
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Dauphin
McCreary
Winnipegosis
Ethelbert
Military District 10
Manitoba
Shilo
Fort Osborne
Lethbridge Sets Daily First Flight Record in April
Lethbridge, Alberta, reported a new record with Trans-Canada Air Lines noting that every day in April a resident from the Lethbridge district took their first flight. Population about 14,000. Thirty residents achieved first flights to destinations including Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, and Toronto.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Vancouver
Calgary
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Toronto
Police Court Docket Highlights War Era Justice
Thursday morning court sessions tied to wartime issues feature a range of cases. John Jazuski pleads guilty to removing a car serial number. Walter Baran gets a year in jail for avoiding medical exam. Steve and Joan face charges over wartime wheat violations. Paul must pay or serve jail time for liquor purchase. twelve Dauphin youths reprimanded for bicycle on sidewalk. police warn stricter enforcement of safety rules.
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Justice of
John Jazuski
Hampton, Sask
Thos. Little
Watch Tower Publishing Company
John
Joan
Steve
Paul
Ashville
Dauphin
Jas. P. Anderson
Salvage Corps Rescues: Silent War Helpers Save Ships
This wartime account praises the Admiralty Salvage Officers and their teams who repeatedly save damaged ships. It details incidents including a destroyer repaired after a near waterline breach, a bombed merchant vessel fire extinguished after beaching, and two destroyers salvaged from a rocky coast. Modern destroyers cost about £350,000 each.
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Admiralty
Blabey and Jones Tie The Knot In Detroit Lakes
Miss Anne Mary Blabey of Winnipeg wed Warner Jones of Detroit Lakes at 2 p.m. on May 12 at the Seventh Day Adventist parsonage with Rev. J. C. Harder officiating. The couple will live at 415 Rossman Ave in Detroit Lakes.
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Anne Mary Blabey
Winnipeg
Luke Blabey
Dauphin
Warner Jones
T. Jones
Detroit Lakes
Seventh Day Adventist
J. C. Harder
Doris Irene Kirkham Marries Robert William Few
Doris Irene Kirkham, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Kirkham of Saltcoats, wed Aircraftsman 1st Class Robert William Few of Moosomin Sask, at Few-Kirkham St Augustine Anglican church Saltcoats May 17 at 4 15pm Rev W J J Wood officiated. The couple will reside in Dauphin where Few is stationed at No 5 F T S.
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St. Augustine Anglican Church
Saltcoats
Doris Irene
Wm. Kirkham
Robert William Few
RC. A.F
J. W. Few
Moosomin
Sask
W. J. J. Wood
Dauphin
No. S.F_T\S
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Co-Operative
Dunlop
B Saunderson
Main Street
J. £. Ramsden
H. M. Fowell
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
A. H. Wilson
No 10 SF. TS
H. E Bridgett
Aileen Jackson
C.g.1lt
J H. Conner
E. W. Hawkins
Corps of Girl Guides
C.G
Air Force
V.G. Bugle Band
Salvation Army Band
Ramsden
Conner
Canada
Germany
Great War Veterans’ Association
S.F.T.S
E. James
Alice Krauter
Cpls. Dorland
Omi
Actiov
Department OF National Defence
Leo
M.D. 10
Blabey—Jones
Kirkham
Dr.c
Robertson
G. C. J. Walker
Malcolm Black
Agatha H. Justice
D.C. Palmer
North
Notary
Burrows Avenue
Dauphin, Man
Bowman & McFadden
Man
McGirr & Katz
Public
Clark Bleck Dauphin
A. T. Warnock
Ramsay
Robert A. Robison and Company Chartered Accountants McArthur Building
Winnipeg Tel
Dauphin Telephone
H. E. Bewell
McDonald & Oliphant
Dauphin Herald
the Dauphin Herald Co., Ltd
JOB Printing Dept
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