Memorial Boulevard plan discussed by council and DMCC
DMCC offers 2500 dollars to aid Memorial Boulevard with council meeting Monday after a town engineer estimate of 30 000 dollars for the project. Building sales may cover costs. road work could start soon though full surfacing not planned this year. DMCC hopes to advance center works and site decisions involve community input from various groups.
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Ani
Memmetiel Boulevard
E. G Waller
DMCC
Booth
Waller
Main Street
Memorial Centre Auction Sale Date Given as Indefinite
Organizers postponea the monster auction and rummage sale at the Memorial and Community Centre due to weather and road conditions. Donations continue to be collected by the committee until residents can reach town for the event and the ball.
Bonus to Rural Teachers In Dauphin-Denre Area
A $100 placement bonus for one room rural school teachers was approved by the area board in Dauphin Denre. The plan offers $1 a year for four years and $30 for the fifth year. S. C. Hunt and Ed. Johansen were appointed to meet the Manitoba Teachers' Society to finalize details.
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Dauphin-Denre
S. 3. Hunt
Ed. Johansen
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Weather report tracks week of April precipitation
The article summarizes weekly weather with a heavy April snow. It lists daily precipitation figures from April 21 to 27 and shows maximum and minimum temperatures for each date, noting rain and melted snow conversions.
Meeting Called For May 4 Over Area Board Chair Resignation
The Dauphin Ochre area school board delayed accepting M F Szewczyk's resignation as chairman and scheduled a ratepayers meeting for May 4 to gauge public opinion on the board's actions. The meeting will decide whether to approve or censure the board and possible further steps on the resignation.
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M. F. Szewczyk
Area School Board
Area Board
S. S. Hunt
Dauphin
Szewczyk
Dauphin-Ochre
Szewczyks
Appeal To Ratepayers For Flood-Damage Aid
Municipal office asks rural residents of Tiaunhin municipalits to save bridge material or culverts washed out by the recent flooding. Notify councillor if able to save material and assist in warning locations. Voluntary help in re building roads is hoped for.
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Tiaunhin
Provisions For Control Planned at Massey Dam
S Solomon told the board of trade that discussions with H W P Gemmell a district engineer indicate an apron will be built across the new channel beside Massey river dam though not yet. Gemmell confirmed plans call for an apron and noted the channel bed is now level with the river bed two feet lower than originally planned. Ward proposed a compromise to cut the channel to river bed depth and install the apron later to satisfy farmers committees who oppose immediate water level control in Lake Dauphin.
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S. Solomon
Board of Trade
H. W. P. Gemmell
Public Works Department
Massey River
Mr. Gemmel
Gemmel
W. J. Ward
Lake Dauphin
Park Road Enquiries Halted by Board of Trade
The Board of Trade decided not to forward a communication to Federal Minister of Mines and Resources J A Glen about the Riding Mountain park highway. The move follows knowledge of a $200,000 appropriation already made for park road work, with the secretary directed to request detailed work plans from Park Superintendent Heastip.
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J. A. Glen
Fair Prize List Now Complete For 1948 Livestock Show
The livestock section of the 1948 summer fair and race meet prize list is published on page ten. Complete prize pamphlets will follow, exhibitors should use the newspaper listing as a planning reference. The ponies class adds five new sections to attract more entries. fourteen special prizes are donated by business firms. The pet dog show is not continued due to space and heat. the Angora rabbit class returns with championship ribbons and larger cash prizes.
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Agricultural Society
Busines
Dauphin Flood Fears Rise Across Valley Rivers
Dauphin and districts brace as snowmelt and heavy rains swell rivers and streams. Edward's creek valley river Salt creek and Wilson river flood the area while Sifton and Valley River face unprecedented inundation forcing travel by boat and road washouts.
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Wilson River
Valley River
Edward's Creek
No. 10
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