Council Orders New Equipment For Fire Brigade
Wagon and Carriage company of Winnipeg to complete pump installation on the fire truck as instructed by the brigade. May or Ramsden and councillors present along with others. District items include hospital accounts, bonds, cigarette fund requests, and health department pupil examinations.
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North Vancouver
District of North Vancouver
Town Hall
Dauphin Boys
K.C.N.V.R. Women’s Auxil Committee
Ventriloquist to Make Three Appearances Here
Ventriloquist Art and Elmer perform at the Dauphin theatre Saturday matinee. A special armed forces show is set for the Hostess club Saturday night at 9:30 with no admission charge.
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Ventriloquist
Art
Elmer
Dauphin Theatre
Hostess Club
Red Cross Funds Surpass $3,000 in Local Drive
A local Red Cross drive reports collections exceeding $3,000. About $1,600 came from the Federated War budget and $650 from No. 10 S.F.T. Estimates say just under half the total came from town wards and the rest from other areas.
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Federated War Budget
No. 10
S.F.T
Court fines under Government Liquor Control act reported
In police court on May 21 William paid 24.75 to court coffers after a 20 fine and 4.75 costs for breach of the Government Liquor Control act. Edward appeared next day and paid 10 fine plus 5.75 costs for obstructing traffic. Thomas, another offender under the act, was fined 20 and 5.75 costs.
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William
Edward
Thomas
No. 7 B. and G.S. Artists Switch to New Revue
No. 7 B and G S Artists present Highlights of 1942 a lively revue featuring Caldwell baritone Warrington tenor Sgt Harry Thomas cowboy songs with a hillbilly orchestra Bernice Reyette and five Dauphinettes in dance numbers The show previewed at Winnipeg Walkerton theatre and is produced by Fit Lieut D L Quinn Fit Lieut W G Boyle with director Cpl Lees and stage manager LAC Segal.
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Caldwell
Warrington
Harry Thomas
Hillbilly Orchestra
Bernice Reyette
Dauphinettes
Winnipeg
Walker Theatre
Boys From No. 7
Fit
Lieut
D. L. Quinn
W. G. Boyle
Cpl. Lees
Lac. G. Segal
Largest class of nurses graduates at Dauphin General
Dauphin General Hospital training school for nurses graduated its largest class. Members include Annie S McEachern Bowman River Mary R Ritchie Roblin Aileen C Hemmingson Erickson Ruby A Dewar Basswood Verna E L Jensen Carman Laura M Simpson Minnedosa Gladys M Todd Ninga Neta I Hearn Kelwood Winnifred F L Dauphin Abbotsna chair man was J Milton George Deloraine was guest speaker.
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Dauphin
General Hospital ‘Training School
Annie S. McEachern
Bowman River
Mary R. Ritchie
Roblin
Aileen C. Hem
Tea and Coffee Rationed and Sugar Cut in Half
The Wartime Prices and Trade board announces new rationing with tea halved, coffee reduced by a quarter, and sugar limited to a half pound per person weekly. Gordon cites shipping shortages, says tea from India drives heavier shipping demand, and notes women’s cooperation aids wartime efforts.
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the Herald
Prices and Trade Board
Gordon
Canada
India
Mr. Gordon
Josers
Letter from Winnipeg auxiliary proposes aid for Dauphin crew
A letter from Mrs Wyte head of the Women's Auxiliary RCNR Winnipeg division urges Dauphin crew aid. She cites needs such as knit garments blankets and survivors kits and notes other towns provide subs of magazines and even a radio. A committee was named to interview local groups for contributions with details continued on page 6.
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Whyte
Winnipeg
Women's Auxiliary
R.C.N.V.R
Astwood
Coun
Solomon
Wyte
Women’s Auxiliary
Dauphir
Levis
P. H. Lucas Appointed Searle Superintendent in Yorkton
P. H. Lucas of Searle Grain will relocate to Yorkton Sask to serve as superintendent for the Yorkton Melville district. R. G. Bailey arrives in Dauphin to manage the local Searle Grain elevator now.
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P. H. Lucas
Yorkton
Searle
Searle Grain Company
Yorkton, Sask
Lucas
Yorkton-Melville
R.G. Bailey
East Selkirk
Man
Dauphin
Rain Deluge Sparks Relief and Mosquito Worries
Rain showers drenched the district as farmers anticipate a mosquito surge while seeding nears completion. Practically all oats and wheat are planted with about 80 percent of barley in, and the timely rain aids early growth of young shoots.
Victoria Day Observance Affects Thursday Hours
No holiday Thursday. All places of business remain open this afternoon due to the Victoria Day holiday observed on Monday. The Thursday half-holiday will be in effect again on Thursday, June 4.
Rentals Inquiry at Yorkton Led by RCaf Officers
Judge Ross opened a review of numerous cases where service members at No 11 Service Flying Training School Yorkton were charged high rentals. A special investigator was appointed for preliminary inquiries. Judgments reserved pending full comparative information.
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Yorkton
No. 11 Service Flying Training School
Ross
R.C.A.F
Backwoods Drama Ends in Death of Harcus Woman
Mrs. Elizabeth Crandall aged 48 was shot and killed at her Harcus Manitoba home after her nephew Roy Arnold Foster 31 seized a Mauser rifle during a violent episode. Foster, now in Brandon Mental Hospital, had fled a confrontation with Robert Munro 70 who wrestled him. The incident began with Foster’s epileptic fit and escalated as he targeted Munro’s home and forced entry.
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Elizabeth Crandall
Manitoba
Harcus
Alonso
Roy Arnold Foster
R.C.M
Brandon Mental Hospital
Harens
Gladstone
Roy Foster
Munro
Foster
Mrs.Munro
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RED Cross
G.S. Artists
Dauphin General Hospital
M.C.S
Orient
Yee
W .G. White
Amine OW
Edward Small
LEC
Mischa Auer
George Joan Brent - Bennett
Art Fowler
Powell and Skelton
Eleanor Powell
M-G-M
Red Skelton
Bert Lahr
Virginia O’brien
Tommy Dorsey
Lorne Scott Studio
Tommy Power
Marvel
Jordan Studios
Edmonton
Alta
Bmr
Tahiti
Gardner
John Gardner
United Stores Limited
Sunkist
POST
Allen’s
Adam’s
Florida
Robertson Cakes
McDonald & Oliphant Phone 59 Hardware & Groceries
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