War Memorial Committee Holds First Meeting
A Dauphin community group formed a War Memorial committee through the board of trade to plan a postwar project. They favor a community centre with gym, auditorium, clubrooms and library, plus parking, and split into three subcommittees to gauge public opinion, locate sites, and study building plans.
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Dauphin
Board of Trade
New War Memorial Committee
J. N. McFadden
K.C
Coun
Solomon
W. L. Bullmore
R. E. Fortes
J. A. McKillop
A. Rogers
E. E. McBride
D. R. Walker
F. J. Myers
A. Oliphant
R. G. Wellman
Rogers
Forbes
Highway Conditions Deteriorate After Wet Spell Across Region
The Manitoba province report notes four to five weeks of rain and snow have badly damaged roads. Trunk highways show variability with No. 5 near average, No. 10 fair to Ethelbert but worse north, and side roads described as worse than awful. City and rural routes suffer gumbo conditions. financing for future maintenance to be considered.
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the Herald
Dauphin
Neepawa
Gilbert Plains
Ethelbert
Pine River
Park Gate
Dauphin Winnipegosis
Ste. Rose- Toutes Aides
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Long Hard Road to Berlin Highlighted at Victory Loan Rally
Wing Cmdr R M Frayne spoke at the Eighth Victory Loan rally in Dauphin Theatre tracing the road to Berlin through major WWII milestones. He praised Allied efforts, shared anecdotes from his service, urged support with fighting dollars, and noted films and community singing capped the evening. Stalin announced Berlin captured in London dispatches.
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Dauphin Theatre
R. M. Frayne
Berlin
W/C. Frayne
No. 2 Air Training Command
Canada
London
Army
Navy
Air Force
Dauphin
Dunkerque
el Alamein
Malta
Britain
Dusseldorf
Essen
Cologne
Happy Valley
Europe
Germany
C. Frayne
England
C. H. Dunbar
D. T. Strickland
J. L. Bowman
K.C
E. E. McBride
Unit 38
J. E. Burton
W/C. B. C. Andrew
No. 7 B.&gs
Dauphin Girl Guide Companies
Dauphin Eighth Victory Loan drives strong early interest
By week end 987 applications filed at the War Finance office totaling 292 050 49 dollars toward the 590 000 unit 38 quota. Applicants reach about 41 percent of the 2 400 buyer target with 813 subscribers contributing 98 550 to date. Tuesday bond sales hit 77 039 000 versus 74 343 750 last campaign. Eight day total reaches 577 041 150 against 575 813 500 in the prior drive.
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Dauphin
War Finance Committee
Unit 38
B.&gs8
Penman's Ladies Footees in Rayon Hosiery
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Over 1200 X Rays Taken in Two Days at T B Clinic
More than 1,200 chest x rays were taken in the first two days of the tuberculosis survey in Dauphin district with a daily capacity of 1,000 plates. 500 school children attended Monday and 765 x rays were recorded on Tuesday.
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T.B. Clinic
Dauphin
Soldier Pte Joseph Yurkiw Reported Killed in Action
Pte Joseph Yurkiw, age 21, has been officially reported killed in action. He had served overseas since last November, with word reaching his mother Mrs. Tena Yurkiw.
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Pte
Joseph Yurkiw
Tena Yurkiw
Yurkiw
Dauphinite Gordon Bullock Receives Distinguished Flying Cross
Former Dauphinite FO H Gordon Bullock has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross. He is the elder son of Mr and Mrs C Bullock of Dauphin.
Blood donor clinic in G W V A hall aids 61 donors
A large blood donor clinic was held Tuesday morning in the G W V A hall with donations received from 61 volunteers. Among them were 51 men and 10 women. Donors came from No 7, No 10, Laurier, Borketon, Magnet and Dauphin.
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G.W.V.A. Hall
No. 7
No. 10
Laurier
Borketon
Magnet
Dauphin
Town and Rural May Compromise On School Levy
Town and rural officials open the door to a compromise on the 1945 school levy equalization after a conference of town and rural solicitors and council representatives. The proposed shift would double the rural assessment in the Crescent subdivision, altering the 1945 ratio to town 65 711 and rural 8 228 from the current 64 018 to 9 981. The plan, designed for this year only, bases new figures on total rural tax assessment and awaits finance committee review before final action.
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Crescent
Joint Committee
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