Town Court Records Highlight Local Drinking Offenses
Ronald pleaded guilty to drinking in a public place during a Ochre River dance last April and faces $40 fine plus $6.85 costs. Gerald Alfred and Paul also fined $20 each with costs. Patrick Demery, charged with stealing a flashlight from a Forestry Service boat, received three months hard labor after claiming alcohol impairment. Arthur fined $4.75 costs for turning his car around on a highway.
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Alfred
Paul
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Wartime Prices Board Approves Furniture Price Rise
The wartime prices and trade board announced an increase in furniture prices for consumers by seven to 13 percent. Officials cited higher costs in labor, hardwood lumber, and other commodities and said the move aims to boost production of low price, low profit lines. The rise does not apply to hard furniture made mainly of wood in British Columbia, whose prices have already been adjusted.
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Community Notes and Local Visits Northern Manitoba
Keith Nelson and Tony Gordon spent several days in Mafeking last week. Joe Marciniec returned from Ste. Rose hospital after a minor operation. Kathleen Mareciniec and Pete Lundy visited after recent events. Harmony Women's Institute met at Mrs. Wm Dale's home June 15 with eight members and one visitor. Mrs King to attend Magnet district convention June 25. Red Cross donation approved. Next meeting June 29 at Mrs T Miller's home.
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Wm. Dale
Dickson Achievement Day Fashion Show Highlights
Achievement Day was held in Dickson where each girl modeled a dress she made. Miss Edna Mc Connell judged the work and awarded praise for creativity and effort.
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Dickson
Edna McConnell
In Memoriam Arthur Bonnett 1942 Death Note
In memory of Arthur Bonnett who died in June 1942. Days of sadness linger and tears fall in silence. Memory keeps him near. Forever remembered by his loving wife.
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Bonnett
Arthur Bonnett
Two Dauphin Girls Win First Place At District Festival
Two Dauphin girls Dorothy Kowalchuk and Violet Hrebeniuk won first place at the Junior Clubs District Festival held at Gilbert Plains. Their winning entry was Ukrainian national dance from the Grade 4-6 sewing club at Smith Jackson public school. The event featured eighteen junior clubs from Dauphin Fork River and Gilbert Plains districts with various performances and a novelty trophy for champions.
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Dorothy Kowalchuk
Violet Hrebeniuk
Gilbert Plains
Smith- Jackson
Ste. Rose
Magnet
Myrna Murray
Ashby Love
Melton Garden Club
Eleanor Fortune
Victoria Peckham
Brickburn Clothing Club
Wilson River Grub Club
Fork River
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A. Arnal
J. F. Filmore
A. Kristinson
Brickburn School
R.C.A.F Recruiting Unit To Visit Dauphin June 22
No. 2 air command announces a R.C.A.F. recruiting unit will be in Dauphin on Saturday June 22 to seek volunteers for permanent air force service.
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Local News Briefs From Several Towns
In Swan River Dr R O Mac Farlane spoke at the high school graduation as fifty students were graduated. In Morden a petition asks the town to revert to Standard time and was referred to the board of trade. Neepawa notes details on future town offices and fire hall. Flin Flon council raises water and garbage rates by 15 percent after a five thousand dollar annual loss. Altona W Enns and his children Eddie Agatha were in a Winnipeg bound car when a wiring short caused a fire partially burning the interior.
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Board of Trade
Neepawa
Flin Flon
Altona
W. Enns
Eddie
Agatha
Winnipeg
Ganderton to Command No 7 air cadet unit this summer
No 7 air cadet unit at Brandon will be commanded by Ganderton. About 1 000 cadets from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Western Ontario will train in two sessions from July 3 to August 1 at Portage la Prairie and Dauphin beach under air force supervision. Other staff included Fellows Reid and MacDonnel.
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Paulson
E. J. Fellows
J. A Reid
No. 2 Air Command
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Calgary
Dauphin Beach
Air Force Life Guards
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Across Puzzles and Local News Clippings
Grandview Sunday morning Johnny Leibrand 9 met a 300 pound black bear on the sidewalk Residents chased and fired at the bear with 22s The bear fell to a heavy rifle Portage la Prairie permits total 105000 in five months 1946 Bird Construction to build 75 wartime houses Roblin council diverts 15000 from 16581 sale of power plant to rink Dr J F Preston Neepawa
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Johnny Leibrand
Portage LA Prairie
Bird
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