Civic Bodies Seek To Limit Transient Dealings In Town
An application by R. C. Kemp of Winnipeg for a transient traders license to deal in second hand cars in Dauphin was referred to the town solicitor for grounds to refuse under the by law. The Dauphin chamber of commerce urged amendments to require proper premises and staff and to impose taxes on cars brought into town.
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R. C. Kemp
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Isue
Auto Mart
Kemp
Burrows Avenue
Front Street
Coun
Anderson
Johansen
Coun. Sneath
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Main Street
Dauphin Automotive Trade Association
R. W. Dicks
R. L. Dennison
Automobile Association
Health officials' report on restaurant conditions fails
Town council criticized restaurant cleanliness after health unit inspections. A March 28 resolution urged the health unit to close establishments below hygienic standards until improvements are made, despite officials reporting progress at the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Yurkin
Dauphin Game and Fish Banquet Set for This Evening
The Dauphin game and fish association holds its annual banquet this Thursday in the Legion hall with minimal business. Dr K Dean Dominion Biologist and fish committee chair will speak, joined by W J Beacock Winnipeg federation president and Dr R D Bird big game committee chair, who will address members and guests.
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Dauphin Game and Fish Association
Legion Hall
K. Dean
Dominion
W. J. Beacock
Winnipeg
Manitoba Federation
R. D. Bird
Parks Board Advances Tourist Camp Upgrades and Caretaker Plan
Dauphin parks board moves to open the tourist camp May 1 with repairs to cabins sewerage work and new caretakers Mr and Mrs Clarence S McEwen will begin duties April 15 A river dyking plan to straighten the bend and raise the river bank is requested from the town council to prevent floods this summer
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Parks Board
Dauphin
Clarences. McEwen
R. L. Dennison
Mr. Dennison
Coun
J. Puchalski
Everall
Puchalski
Local Trustees Weigh Full Time Musical Instrument Instructor
The school board committee considers hiring a full time music instructor after a department of education grant letter. Grants depend on elementary and high school enrollment, with 31 possible grants for Henderson Whitmore and Smith sonson. The plan envisions certificates for the instructor and lessons tied to academics, potentially fostering an orchestra.
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Department of Education
Henderson
Whitmore
Smithsonson
W. L. Watson
W. K. Marsh
Winnpee
Yauphin
Watson
Marsh
Parks Board Plea To Protect Main Fifth Park
Damage reports from children at Main and Fifth park trigger warning to groups and a public appeal to townspeople. Officials warn that spring season abuse may force stricter measures to protect Main north and south park properties.
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Main
Fifth South
Parks Board
Mondy
Main North
Revenue Up At Skating Rink Board Sees Growth
The parks board reported 1948 49 skating rink revenue rose by 1394 from the prior season with total income reaching 2754. Hockey receipts led the gain rising 789 to 1371, season ticket sales climbed, and Sunday mounting for season ticket holders was noted.
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Parks Board
Ftll
R. P. Scott
Hockey Association
Dauphin
Night School Wind-up Bridge to 1949 Achievement Day
Local night school students at D C T I prepare for an end of course achievement day on Wednesday April 13. Minister of Education Jon C Rhodes Smith and Winnipeg vocational technical school principal R J Jones will speak to students and visitors after the display. Students showcase sewing shell work weaving ceramics leather work wood and metal articles while the library and machine shops host exhibits.
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D.C.T.I
Jon. C. Rhodes Smith
R. J. Jones
New Vocational Technical School
Winnipeg
Dauphin Readies Safety Lane Tests in August
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce announced the provincial safety lane will visit the town from August 2 to 13. Past years showed 320 to 635 cars tested. organizers expect similar or lower turnout and plan to shorten to a week due to attendance. A push for compulsory safety tests was discussed.
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R. L. McKay
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
W. T. Davies
Dauphin
Davies
M. F. Szewczyk
Manitoba
Gardiner Says $200000 Aid For Prairie Projects Lingers
Canadian Agriculture Minister G Gardiner told western farmers there is a $200000 three year boon for prairie irrigation and related projects but no takers yet. He noted Manitoba must back any proposal and warned he would drop the item if there is no interest by next year.
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F S Raplitny
Dauphin
Cipal
Zaplitny
Pro
Stanitoba
Gardiner
Manitoba
Town survey on unserved residents along water line
The town engineering department plans a survey of all residents on the water line who lack water or sewer services. The effort aims to identify households not yet connected and map future infrastructure outreach.
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Jersey
Kayser
Orient
Phantom
W.G. White & Co
Education
Chamber of Commerce
Newfoundland Board of Trade
Dominion of Canada
Dauphin Area
G. Gardiner
Can
Winnipeg Free
Mr Gardiner
House of Commons
Hardware
Swift
United Stores Limited
Gabardine
John Ritchie
Scott - McHale
Price
John Gardner & Son