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Newspaper

Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 28, 1949

Page

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Main Gladys Railway Crossings Get Warning Signs

Council to install warning signs at Main and Gladys rail crossings with a 50 percent grant offer from Canadian National. CNR may fund about 125 per year with the town covering roughly 24 annually for the crossings. Reflectorized Scotchlite signs may be added if town signs match.

Choasings Tne Canadian National Ralberes Cayock Owan Owens Roc CNR Winnipeg Ohwena Fon RS. Everall

Chamber Urges Repairs To Lake Audy Road As Alternate Park Route

Dauphin chamber asks the Dominion government to promptly repair the Lake Audy road and Vermillion river bridge at Riding Mountain national park. Aims to create a scenic alternate to No 10 highway and serves Dauphin district communities while seeking mileage signs at Wasagaming and No 10 and Norgate junction.

Dauphin Riding Mountain National Park Wasagaming No. 10 Norgate Road Wasa- Mar Thirugr

Seeding Time in Dauphin Land Reported By Herald

The Herald notes widespread wheat sowing across Dauphin south and west of town and in the Valles River district. Land here is in excellent condition and sowing may cover the municipality by early month if weather holds. Reeve John Potoski was first to finish his wheat sowing on April 11, with others claiming first-in status.

the Herald Valles River Dauphin John Potoski W. D. Strang W. H. Rampton B. Durston M. F. Szewczyk

Area Board Faults Technical Grants Setup in Dauphin Ochre

The area board criticized provincial technical grants saying the system ignores optional courses and fails to provide timely funds. It urges the secretary and principal to brief the education minister and seeks a rapid resolution to grants and eligibility rules for the composite high in the Dauphin Ochre area.

Area Board Dauphin- Ochre

Memorial Award set for regional festival in May dates

The McMurray Memorial award will be presented for the first time at the regional festival May 5 to 7. Donated by Mrs Elmer McNabb in memory of her father the late William McMurray the silver medal winner keeps it in permanent possession. Competition targets the instrumental section. The festival expects record entries with sessions starting 9 am Thursday in Henderson auditorium and town hall events including choral readings folk dancing and piano classes judged by noted adjudicators. Senior performances run Thursday and Friday evenings featuring Dauphin Little Theatre United church choir Gilbert Plains and Dauphin Boys Bands and Green Howards folk dance groups.

Henderson Auditorium Ethel Kinley Town Hall Rott, Jarman McKenzie Auditorium Walter MacNutt Dauphin Little Theatre United Church Choir Gilbert Plains Dauphin Green Howards

Szewczyk Nominated as Progressive Conservative Federal Candidate

Michael F. Szewczyk a 44 year old farmer and municipal official was named as the Progressive Conservative candidate for the Dauphin federal riding. The nomination occurred Friday with about 100 delegates present. Szewczyk has served as councillor reeve and secretary treasurer of Dauphin municipality and chaired the Dauphin Ochre area school board.

Michael F. Szewczyk Dauphin Szewczyk Mr. Szewczyk Dauphin- Ochre Provincial Conservative Association Government Liquor Control Board Central Progressive Conservative Committee R. FE. Forbes EF. Joharsen Howard Britton Grandview Frank Halinski Ethelbert S. Everall McCreary C. Johnston J. L. Bowman KC E.N. McGirr K.C McLean RS. Everall All. of

Sandringham to Get New School This Year

Sandringham, seven miles west of Dauphin, will receive a new school this summer. The Area Board plans drawings and education department approval to start work soon. Trustees favor a Fishing River style building with brick finish insulation and glass blackboards for a well lit, warm classroom facing west.

Sandringham Dauphin Area Board Department of Education Fishing River C. R. Durston

Diefenbaker Challenges Liberal Policies At Dauphin Rally

In Dauphin the Progressive Conservative speaker John Diefenbaker assailed Liberal socialistic policies and bureaucratic power. He argued the Liberals favor control measures while claiming free enterprise and outlined six PC policy points including anti Communism, parliamentary supremacy, tax relief, constitutional protection, reduced government costs, and a national Social Security plan. He cited July 1 1948 orders in council and urged unity behind George Drew.

Liberal Party CCF John C. Diefenbaker K.C. M.P Lake Centre Sask Canada Diefenbanker Progressive Conservative Dauphin Diefenbaker St. Laurent Liberals C.C_F Tnefenbaker George Drew Mr. Diefenbaker United States Progressive Conservative Party Ottawa

Laurier Youths Win Top Honors in 1949 Short Course

Laurier youths Gilbert Van Humbeck Louis Maguet and Guy Lapointe led the boys to first place in the grand team aggregate with 4739 points. They scored four firsts and a second in team judging and four firsts two seconds and two thirds in individual contests. A Laurier girls team from Fork River led by Margaret Kime La Re tta Berkis and Ruth Dale placed second in the team aggregate with 4354 points, winning two team firsts and a second along with two firsts and two seconds individually. Gilbert Van Humbeck won the individual grand aggregate with 1609 points, Louis Maguet at 1581 earned second and a cup donated by Mrs. J. Maynard for beginners’ individual aggregate. Third in the individual aggregate went to Gus Lapointe. Loretta Berkista n Fork River and Aurelia Badolosky of Ethelberto placed second and third in the beginners’ section. Full prize list on page eight.

Laurer Gilbert van Hiumbeck Louis Muguet Guy Lapointe Woen Iris Firk River Margaret Kime) Laretta Berkis Ruth Dale Laurier Gilbert van Humbeck Thas

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