Clothing Drive Organized Here For October
A United Nations clothing drive seeks serviceable garments from Canadians and allied supporters. Volunteers in 51 cities will call on homes to collect coats dresses skirts trousers blouses shawls and blankets to aid liberated war victims in Belgium and other allied regions.
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Bers
Elks
Lions and
Rotary Clubs
Travellers
Bes.l
United Na
Belgium
United Nations
Canada
H V Smith to retire after 23 years in judicial district
Harold Vanwart Smith, long time public servant, will retire after 23 years in the Dauphin area. His career included town council service, mayoral tenure, sheriff appointment, school board service, and extensive church and lodge involvement. He was born in New Brunswick and has lived in Cranbrook Regina and Dauphin.
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J. A. Haddrell
H. V
Fire Department
Eva Merrell
Dauphin
T. Davis
Roy
Arthur
Winnipeg
C. J. Schule
Cordova Bay
V.S
Bob
Saskatoon
Gordon
Nelson
B.C
Ralph
Navy
Cornwallis
Motorcyclist Fractures Leg In Collision With Two Cars
Fred Payne of Lovering Park faces a compound leg fracture after his motorcycle hit Beerman’s car then collided with a second auto driven by M. F. Szewczyk on Gladys Street. Payne was hospitalized. Beerman’s car sustained heavy damage. total vehicle damage not reported.
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Fred Payne
Lovering Park
Gladys Street
Payne
Beerman
M. F. Szewczyk
Main Street
Robert Johnston
John Wheatley
Front Street
Wheatley
Johnston
Main
Lions Welcome Home Smoker Honors Dauphin Servicemen
Dauphin Lions club hosts a Welcome Home smoker in the town hall next Wednesday September 12 at 8 30 pm to honor men presently serving and former members of the active forces. The public is invited.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Lions Club
Lions
Town Hall
Grain elevators report ample storage for new crop
For the first time in several years elevators have plenty of storage for the incoming grain. The wheat delivery quota has been boosted to 14 bushels per authorized acre, the highest starting quota since deliveries were restricted. Open delivery is allowed on barley and oats until Sept 15.
Victory Loan Opens October 22 Aims For Record Sum
Finance minister announces the 9th Victory Loan to be the largest yet with a minimum $1.5 billion target and over $800 million for individual sales. He cites end of war costs, returning veterans, rebuilding aid, and the need to sustain peace through renewed savings and borrowing.
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Sth
Dominion
Canada
Europe
Pacific
Local School Registrations Rise Across District
Enrollment in three public schools and a collegiate program totals 1 055 this week up from 1 009 last year. Collegiate enrollment reaches 250 versus 220 a year ago. Dauphin public schools report 805 pupils, down 12 from 817 last June, with 789 at start in September 1944 and many still to enroll.
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Dauphin Rural Health Unit
Ethelbert
S. G. Denham
J. Slobodzian
Dauphin Public Schools
Smith-Jackson
McKenzie School
Whitmore School
South
Province Offers Shared Funds for Dauphin Highways
The Manitoba provincial Department of Public Works proposes up to 5000 dollars split 50 50 with the Town of Dauphin for resurfacing Highways No 5 and No 10. Equipment and engineering help would be supplied. Work depends on soils inspection by G B Williams and council review. The plan aims for proper rather than make shift repairs.
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Department of Public Works
Dauphin
Robt. Hawkins
M.L.A
G. B. Williams
Ister of Public Works
Schools Inspector Appointed Here
Wilfred G. Booth is named inspector of public schools for the Dauphin inspectorate and will start duties this week. He comes from Brandon and fills the vacancy left by the spring death of Inspector W. J. Henderson. Booth has taught at Norwood and The Pas and previously served as superintendent at Norwood. He is succeeded at Brandon by former Dauphin inspector G. W. Brisbane.
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Wilfred G. Booth
Dauphin
Brandon
Booth
W. J. Henderson
Norwood
Pas
G. W. Brisbane
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British United Pros News
Great Naval Base
Tokyo
Ameri
United States
First Cavalry Vision
Hirohito
London
Bernard Holder
Victoria
Ral
New Zealand
Rit Newall
Sydney
Australia
John Beasley
United States War Intelligence
San Francisco
Russia
Port Ar
Naval
William M. Birks
Montreal
Thomas Vien
K.C
Ottawa
H. V. Smith
Pepperell
Kelton Nainsook
W.g.whitre
Greer Garson
PRIZE
Gregory Peck
Donald Crisp
Barrymore
Preston Foster
Maria Hunt
Gladys Cooper
Reginald Owen
Dan Duryer
Jessica Tandy
Kncps
R. Fagen
Lions “Welcome
Smoker
Gardner
John Gardner
Tailor & Men’s Furnishings
British Columbia
Freestone
Bartlett
Stokely
Clark‘s Condensed Soups
Ontario
Brentwood Brand
United Stores Limited
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