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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
8
Visitors include Mrs D S Dewar and daughter Margaret from Winnipeg and Mrs J H Swannell in Makinak. Many attend picnics, dances, church events, and a Memorial Day in Dauphin. Names include A S VanDusen, Horace Evans, J Patterson, W C Mapes, Olga Lulashnyk, M S Lytwyn, and others.
The Durston district offers heartfelt condolences to Mr and Mrs A Neil and their family on the death of Jimmy.
Nettie Coyne CWAC Fort Garry Winnipeg spent a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Lake Coyne. Mr and Mrs Dave Doerfier and family visited Clear Lake over the weekend. Fred Charlies family and Mrs Tarrant and boys camped at Clear Lake. Sandy Zdebiak and Bill Nicholiatson spent the weekend at home. The notice extends condolences to families whose sons are overseas.
A note of gratitude thanks all who contributed to the Petromage effort and those who offered help and support during the campaign.
The War Time Prices and Trade Board notes maple syrup coupon values were raised Feb 3 to May 31 to cover production. On and after June 1 a four ounce syrup coupon remains valid for purchases.
Weekend visitors at the J Winters home included Mr and Mrs Wm Drury Mr and Mrs W Scott and family Shirley Asquire Roy and Fred Waldroff Cleve and Alan Winters Miss Mickelson spent the weekend at Roblin Exijeena Nicholson visited Eleanor Pte Colin Asquire returned to Camp after furlough Alan Winters stayed with the W Scott home Cleve Winters from Camp Borden is on furlough visiting friends.
The M F A held a meeting in the hall last Wednesday. The Rev J A Berridge will conduct services in Spruce Creek hall on Sunday June 18 at 2 30 p m. Fifteen boxes were sent to the boys overseas last week by the Willing Workers club. Mrs Jim Sainsbury spent several days in town visiting friends.
UKRAINA Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Shaker and family motored to Gilbert Plains on Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gengara. Pte. and Mrs. John Sysolirke and family were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sysolirke. Miss Olga Yaroway arrived from Winnipeg visiting Mr. and Mrs. Yaroway. Cpl. Nick Schurke from Dauphin spent his 24 hours leave at home. Mrs. Mary Wally arrived from Winnipeg visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. Sysolrke. Miss Marjorie Budaloski spent the week-end in Ethelbert visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dudar.
Britain’s naval construction outpaced losses by 1943, restoring most vessel types to a stronger balance than at the war’s start. A broad buildup offset early war damage and underscored wartime industrial output and shipbuilding momentum.
The 1944 Mowatt class plans a reunion in 1980 to celebrate a student written history and illustrated wall map. Pupils named district residents on quarter sections and titled farms, with reporters compiling accurate notes. The project fosters historical interest and aims to study Manitoba's Dauphin district next year.
London reports that wartime 20 mph speed limits in built up areas have shielded children from fast traffic. A parliamentary secretary to the ministry of war transport says careful consideration is needed before lifting the limit after the war so youngsters can adjust gradually.
Mayflower Gordon Roberts of Fort William visited Nicholson and Mr and Mrs Jas. Quite a number attended the garden tea at the Abersons home where a nice sum was realized. Mrs Jas Maynard and Ethel returned from Brandon after attending the Woman's Auxiliary annual meeting. Mrs Wm Boyd lies in hospital and is hoped to recover swiftly.
The Harmony club met at Mrs Reid's on Wednesday June 7 with sixteen members and nine children. Lunch was served by the hostess. The next gathering is planned for June 21 at Mrs B Hunt's home with a quilting session and invitation for all ladies to attend.
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