08 Mar 1945
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1945
Page
1
A report notes that personnel from No. 10 S.F.TS collected or received the sum of $1 177. The item records a financial transfer or donation associated with the unit.
Extraordinary cabinet meeting revamps internal policy to purge police and state workers following General Mario Roatta escape. Violence rocks Rome as Reginia Coeli prison attacked. turmoil highlights a growing political crisis across Italy.
Brandon Rangers overpower Dauphin Vics with a 124 total over two games to advance in the provincial juvenile playdowns. Ken Stephen opened scoring, with Bruce Johnston injured and Ted Bliss replacing him. Dick Ham and Lawrie Stephen starred for Brandon as Dauphin struggled to mount sustained offense.
Purist linen and cotton linen tea towels noted for strong drying qualities. Some feature colorful stripes checks while others show handsome floral designs.
John H. Conner is named assistant livestock commissioner with the livestock department effective March 1. He resigns to begin duties in Winnipeg after ten years as agricultural representative in Dauphin. He served two years overseas with the RCAF starting September 1941 and was mentioned in dispatches. Mrs Conner and their three sons will move to Winnipeg.
The Dauphin Board of Trade will host a public meeting in the Legion hall on Friday March 16 at 8 p m. Speaker W A Kennedy of the Winnipeg Board of Trade will discuss Free Enterprise Today and Tomorrow. Citizens are invited.
Lieut Col Hershell Smith M C son of Mr and Mrs A D Smith has been wounded in action with a severe traumatic amputation of the right foot. He is 25 and has served overseas nearly four years, having enlisted at the outbreak of war. He was previously wounded last September.
Sidney G Denham a former staff member is named principal of the Dauphin collegiate succeeding A E Reid whose resignation takes effect in June Trustees accepted Denhams application at Fridays meeting Denham currently leads Russell public school and its collegiate department He previously served as Russell collegiate assistant principal 1934 to 1937. Miss E Cadman Music supervisor resigns prompting likely vacancy for rest of term.
William J Henderson dies at 72 after a lengthy illness at his home on Saturday March 3. He served as Dauphin school inspector since 1942 and prior was 27 years principal of the local public schools. Survived by wife Eva Macdonald two sons and two daughters and a granddaughter. Funeral at United church Friday 2 30 p m with Riverside Cemetery burial. Bullmore's Funeral home in charge.
W J Henderson of Dauphin is honored as a devoted teacher who placed a lifetime mission on educating youth both mind and body. He promoted good sport and folk dancing, guiding hundreds of boys overseas and girls in Canada. He never quit despite wartime shortages, carrying on with unwavering dedication.
The National Defense department announces Captain Lloyd George Sneath of Dauphin Manitoba is promoted to major. Sneath is serving overseas with the Canadian forces or equivalent unit, reflecting ongoing promotions during wartime service.
The Red Cross fundraiser bonspiel invites entries with proceeds above expenses going to the Red Cross. The event promises low costs two hits per person per game and no packed crowds, encouraging entrants through Andy Newton Hilliard Wright and publicity by Geo. Scott.
M Zweron proprietor of Royal Billiards announces he has taken manager Jim Vear into partnership. The tobacconist shop and billiard room on Front Street have been operated since 1916 in Dauphin. Veal has been with the business for nearly 25 years.
Sgt Gordon Albert McCaw 22 of Dauphin was reported seriously wounded in action in Holland. He enlisted in April 1939 and went overseas that December, took part in the Dieppe raid. Two brothers also serve with the Canadian army, Daniel in Italy and Lloyd at Saskatoon.
The Dauphin Government Liquor Control Commission outlet announces new liquor permits now available. The new permits resemble last year’s design and replace expiring permits at the end of April. Holders should renew ahead of May to avoid delays.
Ward Dauphin's present representative in the house of commons was nominated by acclamation as Liberal Progressive candidate in the coming federal election at a Dauphin convention attended by 196 delegates. James Gardiner lectured on beef and dairy output for war needs, urging farm retention and manpower adjustments to meet Allied requirements.
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